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1 Dr Victoria Lavis Selected Publications JOURNAL ARTICLES AND BOOK CHATPERS Lavis, V.J. and Walker, T. (in press) A Contemporary Reflection on Feminist Criminology: Whose Side Are We On?, in M.Cowburn, M. Duggan, A. Robinson and P. Senior (eds). Values in Criminology and Criminal Justice. Bristol: Policy Press. Lavis V.J. and Horrocks, C. (2011) Revisiting Pandora s Box: Primary Healthcare Directive and Participatory Practices with Women Experiencing Domestic Violence, in C. Horrocks and S. Johnson (eds). Advances in Health Psychology: Critical Perspectives. London: Sage. Lavis, V.J. (2010) Multiple researcher identities: highlighting tensions and implications for ethical practice in qualitative interviewing. Qualitative Research in Psychology. 7 (4), pp Lavis, V. (with) Cowburn, M. (2010) Race Relations in Prison: managing performance and developing engagement. British Journal of Community Justice. 7, (3). Pp Lavis, V. (with) Cowburn, M. and Walker, T. (2008) BME sex offenders in prison: the problem of participation in offending behaviour groupwork programmes a tripartite model of understanding. British Journal of Community Justice, 6 (1).pp Lavis, V. (with) Cowburn, M. and Walker, T. (2008) Black and minority ethnic sex offenders in prison. Prison Service Journal. May, No Lavis, V., Horrocks, C., Kelly, N., Barker, V. (2004) Domestic violence and health care: opening Pandora s box, challenges and dilemmas. Feminism and Psychology, 15, (4), pp Lavis, V., (with) Taket, A., Nurse, J., Watson, J., Shakespeare, J., Cosgrove, K., Mulley, K., Feder, G. (2003) Domestic Violence: the value of routine enquiry in the health setting. British Medical Journal. 327, pp Lavis, V. and Horrocks, C. (2001) From ambivalence to rebellion; prisoner participation in the Dispersals Induction Assessment (DIA). Prison Service Journal. July No Lavis, V., (with) Thexton, W. and Cogan, N. (2002) Comparing three approaches to qualitative research: three views, one review. Social Psychology Review. 4, (2), pp

2 RESEARCH REPORTS Lavis, V.J. (with) Cowburn M. (2012) Opening up communicative space: towards a collaboratively generated impact in responding to Diversity in HMP Wakefield. Impact Report to ESRC. Lavis, V.J. (with) Cowburn, M. (2011) Opening up communicative space: towards a collaboratively generated impact in responding to Diversity in HMP Wakefield. End of Award Report to ESRC. Lavis, V.J. (with) Cowburn, M. (2010) Appreciative inquiry into the Diversity Strategy of HMP Wakefield. Impact Report to ESRC. Lavis, V.J. (with) Cowburn, M. (2010) Appreciative inquiry into the Diversity Strategy of HMP Wakefield. End of Award Report to ESRC. Lavis, V.J. (with ) Cowburn, M. (2010) Appreciative inquiry into the Diversity Strategy of HMP Wakefield. Report to HMP Wakefield. Lavis, V., Horrocks, C. and Kelly, N. (2005) Exploring the health service response to women experiencing domestic violence in Wakefield: adopting a discursive approach, report produced for Eastern Wakefield Primary Care Trust SELECTED CONFERENCE PRESENTATIONS Lavis, V.J. and Cowburn, M. (2011) Making knowledge work in prisons: employing appreciative inquiry to facilitate knowledge exchange in prisons: prisoners diversity representatives. POWS British Psychological Society Conference. Cumberland Lodge, Windsor th July. Lavis, V.J. and Cowburn, M. (2011) Making knowledge work in prisons: employing appreciative inquiry to facilitate knowledge exchange in prisons: diversity and security searching. British Society of Criminology Annual Conference. University of Northumbria. 4-6 th July. Lavis, V.J. and Walker, T. (2011) A contemporary reflection on feminist criminology: Whose side are we on? York Deviancy Conference. University of York. 29 th June. Lavis, V. J. and Cowburn, M. (2011) Using the Wall of Wonder to develop prisoner engagement in a maximum-security prison: some initial observations. British Society of Criminology Yorkshire and Humberside Group Inaugural Meeting. 11 th May School of Law, University of Leeds Lavis, V.J. (2010) Using the Wall of Wonder with prisoners to develop diversity research in a maximum security prison. British Society of Criminology Conference. University of Leicester. 11 th 14 th July.

3 Lavis, V. J. (2010) Excuse me, Miss vs. Hey, Professor : Doing gender whilst researching diversity in the Male Prison Estate. Psychology of Women Section Conference: British Psychological Society. Windsor, 14 th - 16 th July, 2010 Lavis, V.J. and Cowburn, M. (2010) Resistance, Reluctance or Rejection: Theorising BME Prisoner Non-participation in Prison Offending Behaviour Programmes. Ethnicity, Crime and Justice; Contemporary and Historical Perspectives Conference. International Centre for Comparative Criminological Research (ICCCR). Milton Keynes. Open University. 8 th 9 th June. Lavis, V.J. and Cowburn, M. (2009) An Appreciative Inquiry (AI) into the prison experiences of diverse minority groupings. American Society of Criminology Conference, Philadelphia, PA. USA. 4 th 7 th November. Lavis, V.J. and Cowburn, M. (2009) Uncle Toms or respected identities: theorising prison offending behaviour programmes. American Society of Criminology Conference, Philadelphia, PA. USA. 4 th 7 th November. Lavis, V. J. and Cowburn, M. (2009) An appreciative inquiry into the prison experiences of diverse minority groupings British Society of Criminology Conference. University of Glamorgan, Cardiff. 29 th June 1 st July. Lavis, V.J. and Cowburn, M. (2009) Uncle Toms or respected identities: theorising prison offending behaviour programmes. British Society of Criminology Conference. University of Glamorgan, Cardiff 29 th June 1 st July. Lavis, V.J. and Walker, T. (2009) A contemporary reflection on feminist criminology: embarking on change Division of Forensic Psychology Conference. University of Central Lancashire. 23 rd -25 th June Lavis, V.J. (2009) Engaging with critique to improve Primary Health Care Services response to women experiencing domestic violence. International Society of Critical Health Psychology. University of Laussane, Switzerland 8 th 11 th July, 2009 Lavis, V.J. (2008) Understanding the (non)participation of BME sex offenders in prison programmes: developing theory and practice. British Society of Criminology Conference. University of Huddersfield. 9 th -11 th July, Lavis, V.J. (2008) Discursive positioning within the landscape of domestic violence: women s constructions of self and recovery. British Psychological Society: Psychology of Women s Section Conference, Windsor. 16 th -18 th July, Lavis, V.J. (2008) Feminist ethics and qualitative interviewing. British Psychological Society: Qualitative Methods in Psychology Inaugural Conference, Windsor. 2-4 th September, Lavis, V.J. (2007) Revisiting Pandora s Box: directive and participatory practices. British Psychological Society: Psychology of Women s Section Conference, Windsor. 18 th -20 th July, 2007.

4 Lavis, V.J. (2006) Duplicity and integrity: ethics and the moral enterprise of feminist research. IIQM Conference Advances in Qualitative Methods. Gold Coast. Australia th July, 2006 Lavis, V.J. and Horrocks, C. (2005) Health professionals at the front line; shellshock and casualties in the war against domestic violence. British Psychological Society: Psychology of Women s Section Conference, University of Huddersfield, 5 th 8 th July, 2005 Lavis, V. J., and Horrocks, C. (2004) Health professionals at the front line: in the war against domestic violence who horrifying who? Tenth Annual Qualitative Health Research Conference. Banff, Alberta, Canada. 29 th April 4 th May 2004 Lavis, V.J. (2003) Domestic violence: horror and opening the floodgates. The use of extreme case formulations and metaphor in health service constructions of domestic violence. Post Graduate Research Conference. University of Huddersfield. April 2003 Lavis, V.J. (2003) Domestic violence; a public health issue.1 st Annual Public Health Conference. Wakefield. January Lavis, V.J. (2002) Debates and dilemmas in the re-framing of domestic violence as a health care issue. British Psychological Society; Social Psychology Conference. Huddersfield. September Lavis, V.J., Horrocks, C.H., Kelly, N. (2002) Accommodating the opening of Pandora s Box Psychology of Women s Section Conference. London School of Economics. July 2002 Lavis, V.J. (2002) Domestic violence; women and the health service response. Wakefield Eastern and Western PCT; Professional Development Group. Wakefield. June Lavis, V.J. (2002) Domestic violence; the health service response. Narrative and Health Conference. University of Huddersfield. April, Lavis, V.J. (2001) Domestic violence; women and the health service response. Violence in the Family - a journey from the cradle to the grave. Wakefield. October Lavis, V.J. and Horrocks, C. (2001) Non participation in prisoner assessments as a mechanism for marking difference and signalling alignment. 3 rd Annual IPA Conference. Northampton. July Lavis, V.J. (2001) From ambivalence to rebellion; prisoner participation in the Dispersals Induction Assessment. British Psychological Society. Millennium Conference. Glasgow.

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