Publications

Gavin, M & Weatherall, R 2025, 'Domestic violence and work' in Helms Mills, J, J. Mills, A, S. Williams, K & Bendl, R (eds), Elgar Encyclopedia on Gender in Management, pp. 115-117.

Legg, D & Darcy, S 2025, 'Innovation in Disability Sport and Recreation' in Hardin, R & Pate, JR (eds), Introduction to Adaptive Sport and Recreation, Human Kinetics, Champagne, Illinois, pp. 33-42.
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This chapter explores the nexus between disability, sport, and innovation. As with other areas of disability, a great deal of innovation is user-led where people with a disability as insiders to their lived experience identify opportunities to improve performance and set about the process of innovation to address the needs of themselves and others with disabilities. Other types of innovation in disability sport come about as a complementary outcome from innovations more generally. Improvements in materials may flow into nondisabled cycling, and then across into cycling for people with disabilities before being adapted for use in wheelchair racing. A multitude of examples of where innovation has occurred in disability sport will be highlighted along with processes to follow for budding innovators and entrepreneurs as well as opportunities to showcase these innovations.

Doan, T & Darcy, S 2025, 'Autoethnographic Disability-Related Research in Hospitality and Tourism Journals: Empowering Marginalized Identity Scholars’ Voices', Journal of Travel Research, vol. 64, no. 1, pp. 238-244.
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Autoethnography, an essential research approach, interweaves personal experiences with introspective insights from distinct communities. Despite its methodological significance, autoethnography remains inadequately represented in hospitality and tourism research discourse. This paper seeks to challenge this status quo by advocating for social model strength-based paradigms in understanding disability and by addressing the structural and attitudinal obstacles that hinder the acceptance of autoethnographic research in high-ranking journals within hospitality and tourism. This conceptual note emphasizes the empowerment of marginalized voices, including those with disabilities, and their intersecting identities. It also highlights the hurdles faced by autoethnographers when submitting their work to prestigious journals and provides recommendations for fostering the recognition and inclusion of autoethnography within the field.

Ma, D & Fee, A 2025, 'The micro-contextual conditions that influence host-country nationals’ decisions about horizontal knowledge sharing in multinational enterprises in China', International Business Review, vol. 34, no. 1, pp. 102359-102359.
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O, E, Camilleri, A & Newell, B 2025, 'Impact of climate and financial literacy on consumer willingness to decarbonise: The role of efficacy and environmental values.'.