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CB - The papers of Professor Celia Brackenridge

1 - PhD papers of Celia Brackenridge

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2 - PhD and Masters theses by others

1 - Yorganci, Ilkay, ‘Gender, Power and Sexual Harassment in Sport’, University of Brighton, April 1994.

2 - Summers, Diana Elizabeth, ‘Child Protection in Voluntary Sector Sport Organizations’, University of Bristol, May 2000.

3 - Hassall, Clare Emma, ‘The Way Things are in Sport: Examining Differential Perceptions in Ambiguous Behaviours in the Coach-Athlete Relationship’, Cheltenham and Gloucester College of Higher Education, May 2000.

4 - Kerr, Elizabeth Anne, ‘The Protection of Disabledd People from Sexual Abuse in Sport: A Critique of Policy and Practice’, University of Gloucestershire, July 2002.

5 - Bringer, J.D., ‘Sexual Exploitation: Swimming Coaches’ Perceptions and the Development of Role Conflict and Role Ambiguity’, University of Gloucestershire, July 2002.

6 - Sullivan, Thomas Joseph, ‘Professionals who Sexually Abuse the Children with Whom they Work’, University of Birmingham, July 2008.

7 - Lang, Melanie, ‘Swimming in the Panopticon: An Ethnographic Study of Good Practice in Competitive Youth Swimming’, Leeds Metropolitan University, January 2009.

8 - Hartill, Michael J, ‘The Sexual Subjection of Boys in Organised Male-Sport’, Edge Hill University, February 2011.

3 - Collection of newspaper cuttings re abuse in sport

4 - Press cuttings: "Famous cases of abuse in sport"

5 - Policy documents

6 - Training materials

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