Pace, Space and Wellbeing:containing anxiety in the University
Maggie O'Neill (2021)
Filip Vostal (Editor) Inquiring into Academic Timescapes. Emerald
Researching Marginalisation with mixed methods’
Maggie O'Neill (2020)
in Liquid Criminology? Doing Imaginative Criminological Research. Edited by Michael Hviid Jacobsen, and Sandra Walklate.
Biographical Research: methods of Cultural Sociology
Maggie O'Neill (2019)
Cultural Sociology Edited by Stephan Moebius, Frithjof Nungesser, Katharina Scherke, VS-Verlag
Rights, Recognition and Resistance: analysing legal challenges, sex workers rights and citizenship
Maggie O'Neill and Mary Laing (2019)
Sharon Fitzgerald and Kathryn McGarry [Eds] 'Realising Justice for Sex Workers: An Agenda for Change' Rowman and Littlefield as part of the series Global Political Economies of Gender and Sexuality.
Women, Art, Migration and Diaspora.
Maggie O'Neill (2019)
Handbook of Art and Global Migration edited by Edited by: Burcu Dogramaci and Birgit Mersmann
Migration, memory and place: walking as a convivial methodology in participatory research. A visual essay
Maggie O'Neill, Bea Giaquinto and Fahira Hasedic (2019)
Convivial tools for research and practice Edited by Mette Louise Berg and Magdalena Nowicka. UCL Press.
Rights, Recognition and Resistance: analysing legal challenges, sex workers rights and citizenship
Maggie ONeill and Mary Laing (2018)
Sharon Fitzgerald and Kathryn McGarry [Eds] 'Realising Justice for Sex Workers: An Agenda for Change' Rowman and Littlefield
Sex Work, Censure and Transgression
Maggie O'Neill (2018)
Tony Amatrudo, [Ed] Social Censure and Critical Criminology: After Sumner. London:Palgrave.
Researching Marginalisation with mixed methods’
Maggie ONeill (2017)
Liquid Criminology? Doing Imaginative Criminological Research. Edited by Michael Hviid Jacobsen, and Sandra Walklate.
Asylum Seekers and Moving Images: walking, sensorial encounters and visual criminology
Maggie ONeill (2017)
Visual Criminology Edited by Emaonn Carrabine and Michelle Brown
Asylum Seekers and Moving Images: walking, sensorial encounters
Maggie O'Neill (2017)
Visual Criminology Edited by Emaonn Carrabine and Michelle Brown. Routledge.
Biographical Research: Methods of Cultural Sociology
Maggie O'Neill (2016)
Cultural Sociology Edited by Stephan Moebius, Frithjof Nungesser, Katharina Scherke, VS-Verlag
Diasporic Futures edited by Marsha Meskimmon and Dorothy Rowe
Maggie O'Neill (2015)
Manchester University Press
Women, Art, Migration and Diaspora: the turn to art in the social sciences and the ‘new’ sociology of art?
Body and Image-Space: walking, transition and belonging
Maggie O'Neill (2015)
in Crossing Borders: Transition and Nostalgia in Contemporary Art Edited by Dr Ming Turner and Dr Outi Remes, Taipei: Artouch Publications.
Walking biographies and innovations in visual and participatory methods: Community, Politics and Resistance in Downtown East Side Vancouver
Maggie O'Neill and Philip Stenning (2014)
in The Medialization of Auto/Biographies:Different Forms and their Communicative Contexts co-edited by Heinz,C. and Hornung, G. Hamburg:UVK
Crossing Borders: Transition and Nostalgia in Contemporary Art Edited by Dr Ming Turner and Dr Outi Remes
O'Neill, M (2014)
Taipei: Artouch Publications
SECTION: Body and Image-Space: walking, transition and belonging.
The Medialization of Auto/Biographies: Different Forms and their Communicative Contexts co-edited by Heinz,C and Hornung, G
O'Neill, M. and Stenning, P (2013)
Hamburg: UVH
SECTION: Walking biographies and innovations in visual and participatory methods: Community, Politics and Resistance in Downtown East Side Vancouver.
Women, Art, Migration and Diaspora: the turn to art in the social sciences and the ‘new’ sociology of art?
Maggie O'Neill (2013)
Marsha Meskimmon and Dorothy Price, editors, Diasporic Futures, Manchester University Press
Making Connections: art, affect and emotional agency
Maggie O'Neill (2012)
Svasek, M [ed] Moving Subjects, Moving Objects: Transnationalism, Cultural Production and Emotions Oxford: Berghahn
Ethnomimesis and participatory art
Maggie O'Neill (2012)
Sarah Pink (Editor) Advances in Visual Methods London: Sage
Desistence from Sex Work: Feminist Cultural Criminology and Intersectionality: The Complexities of Moving in and Out of Sex Work.
Maggie O'Neill (2010)
Theorizing Intersectionality and Sexuality. Taylor, Y., Hines, S. & Casey, M. Basingstoke: Palgrave Macmillan
Sex work, communities and public policy in the UK
Maggie O'Neill (2010)
Sex Work Matters: beyond divides [eds] Ditmore, M., Navarro,A and Levi,A. London: Zed Books
Community Safety, Rights, Redistribution and Recognition: towards a Coordinated Prostitution Strategy?
Maggie O'Neill (2009)
Phoenix, J. [ed] Regulating Sex for Sale: Prostitution, Policy Reform and the UK Bristol: Policy Press
Sex, violence and work services to sex workers and public policy reform
Maggie O'Neill (2008)
Letherby,G.Birch,P. Cain,M and Williams,K.[eds]. Sex and Crime Devon: Willan Press.
Legal Incursions into Supply/ Demand, Criminalising & Responsibilising the Buyers and Sellers of Sex'
Jane Scoular and Maggie O'Neill (2008)
in Munro, V and Della Giusta, M. [eds] Demanding Sex: Critical Reflections on the Regulation of Prostitution London: Ashgate
Prostitution and Communities
maggie O'Neill and Rosie Campbell (2007)
Sex Work Now Campbell and O’Neill [eds] Willan.
The Contribution of Qualitative Research to Policy Development Street Sex Work in Local Neighbourhoods
Pitcher,J. Campbell,R. Hubbard P. O'Neill, M. & Scoular,J, (2007)
Qualitative Urban Analysis (2007) edited by Paul Magin Elsevier Press .
Prostitution, gentrification, and the limits of neighbourhood space
Hubbard,P, Campbell,R. O’Neill,M. Pitcher,J. and Scoular,J. (2007)
Atkinson,R.and Helms, G [eds] (2007) Securing an urban renaissance: Crime, community, and British urban policy Bristol: Policy Press.
Ethno-mimesis, feminist praxis and the visual turn
Maggie O'Neill (2007)
Cultural Sociology [ed] Tim Edwards. London: Sage Press.
Re-imagining Diaspora through ethno-mimesis: humiliation, human dignity and belonging
Maggie O'Neill (2007)
Bailey,O., Georgiou,M and Harindranath,R [eds] (2007) Reimagining Diasporas: Transnational Lives and the Media London: Palgrave.
Global Refugees: Citizenship, Power and the Law
Maggie O'Neill (2004)
Law, Justice, and Power: An Impossible but Necessary Relationship, [ed] Sinkwan Cheng, Stanford University Press.
Red Lights and Safety Zones
Maggie O'Neill, Rosie Campbell and community researchers (2004)
City of Quarters. Urban Villages in the Contemporary City [ed] David Bell and Mark Jayne (2004) London: Ashgate Press
Global Refugees: forced migration, diaspora, and belonging
Maggie O'Neill (2004)
Narrative and Memory [eds] (2004) Roberts, B, Robinson, D The narrative and memory research group: Huddersfield University.
Crime, culture and visual methodologies: ethno-mimesis as performative praxis
Maggie O'Neill (2004)
Cultural Criminology Unleashed [eds] Jeff Ferrell, Keith Hayward, Wayne Morrison and Mike Presdee (2004) Cavendish.
Prostitution, Ethno-mimesis and Participatory Arts: processes and Practices of Inclusion’
Maggie O'Neill (2002)
Swift, J, Swift, J and Davies, T [eds] (2001) Disciplines, Fields and Change in Art education: Art Therapy, Psychology and Sociology Birmingham: University of Central England.
Adorno
Maggie O'Neill (2002)
Key Contemporary Social Theorists [eds] Elliott, A and Ray, L. Oxford, Blackwell.
Global Refugees: ethno-mimesis as performative praxis
Maggie O'Neill (2002)
Miles, M, [ed] Divers (c ) ities:recoveries and reclamations. Exeter University.
Love for Sale: the politics of prostitution in Stoke-on-Trent
Maggie O'Neill (2000)
Edensor, T [ed] Re-Imagining the Potteries, Staffordshire University Press.
Victimization and the Social Organization of Prostitution in England and Spain' i
Maggie O'Neill (1999)
Weitzer, R [ed] International Perspectives on Prostitution London and New York, Routledge.
Prostitute Women Now
Maggie O'Neill (1997)
Scambler and Scambler [eds] Rethinking Prostitution: Purchasing Sex in Britain in the 1990's London, Routledge Press. pp3-29.
Young People and Prostitution from a Youth Service Perspective'
Green, J. O’Neill, M. and Mulroy, S. (1997)
David Barrett [eds] Child Prostitution in Britain London, The Children's Society. 1997 pp 90-105.
Saloon Girls: death and desire in the American West'
Maggie O'Neill (1997)
Holliday and Hassard [eds] Film and Organization London, Sage. pp117-130
Can Commissioned Research Be Feminist and Can Conflicting Interests Be Serve
Celia Jenkins, Maggie O'Neill and Ruth Swirsky (1996)
Lydegate, M, A et al [eds] Desperately Seeking Sisterhood London, Macmillan 1996.
Prostitution and Violence'
Maggie O'Neill (1995)
Hester, Radford and Kelly [eds] Women, Violence and Male Power Bucks, Open University Press.pp130-147.