Book Section

Crowley, Michael, McLeish, Caitriona and Revill, James (2018) The role of civil society in combating the development, proliferation and use of chemical weapons. In: Crowley, Michael, Dando, Malcolm and Shang, Lijun (eds.) Preventing chemical weapons: arms control and disarmament as the sciences converge. Royal Society of Chemistry, London, pp. 580-618. ISBN 9781782626497

Reports and working papers

David-Barrett, Liz and Okamura, Ken (2013) The transparency paradox: why do corrupt countries join EITI. Working Paper. European Research Centre for Anti-Corruption and State Building.

Edited Book

Mohamed, Abdelrazig E, Ahmed, Adam E, Khartoum, Sudan and Ahmed, Allam (2008) Food Security in Sudan: Policies and Strategies. Globalisation, Technology and Sustainable Development . Inderscience Enterprises Ltd. ISBN 9780907776369

Thesis

Kimura, Rikio (2014) Working with and between citizens and a neo-patrimonial government: how has an NGO’s contextualised rights-based approach influenced Cambodians’ agency in fulfilling their rights to development? Doctoral thesis (EdD), University of Sussex.

Sempere, Kas (2017) Political action in a campaigning development NGO through a social movement lens – the case of Actionaid’s tax justice campaign in Nigeria and the UK. Doctoral thesis (PhD), University of Sussex.

Wong, Franz F (2013) Following the commitment: development NGOs and gender mainstreaming – the case of Oxfam GB. Doctoral thesis (PhD), University of Sussex.