Duxbury, C (2021). Science, Gender and the Exploitation of Animals in Britain Since 1945. London: Routledge (Part of the Solving Social Problems series edited by Bonnie Cherry)

Journal Articles:

Duxbury, C (2019). Of Monkeys, Men and Menstruation: Gendered Dualisms and the Absent Referent in Mid‐Twentieth Century British Menstrual Science. Journal of Historical Sociology, 32: 94– 107. https://doi.org/10.1111/johs.12218

Duxbury, C (2019). Property, Pain and Pastoral Power: Animal Experimentation and the Review of the 1876 Cruelty to Animals Act, 1947-1965, Journal for Critical Animal Studies, 16 (2): 30-33.

In progress:

Duxbury, C (2021). Human Animality: How Speciesism and Racism Intersect in Western Narratives on the Origins of Covid-19. Target journal: Social Studies of Science.

Duxbury, C (2022). Another World is Possible: A Comparative Study of Industrialised Animal Agriculture and Indigenous People’s Views on Animals

Media:

Duxbury, C & Samson, C (2022) Our meat obsession is destroying the planet – the solution is to change how we see animals. The Conversation

Duxbury, C (2020). Intersectional Discrimination: COVID-19, Racism and Speciesism. Cost of Living; available at: https://www.cost-ofliving.net/intersectional-discrimination-intersectional-discrimination-covid-19-racism-and-speciesism/

INVITED PUBLIC TALKS/LECTURES

2019: Of Monkeys, Men and Menstruation: Gendered Dualisms and the Absent Referent in Mid-Twentieth Century British Menstrual Science. Lecture Series: Gender Studies Meets Animal Studies, Institute for Kulturwissenschaft, Humboldt University Zu Berlin, Germany. (Invited Lecture).

CONFERENCES

2019: The Biopolitics of Death: Animal Experimentation at Porton Down and the Creation of Britain’s Military-Animal-Industrial Complex, 1947-1955. Universitat Pompeu Fabra, Departament de comunicació, Barcelona, Spain. The Sixth Annual European Critical Animal Studies Conference.

2017: Animals, Law and Gender: Power, Pain and the Review of the 1876 Cruelty to Animals Act, 1962-1965, American Sociological Association Annual Conference, Montreal, Canada.

2016: ‘Stress without Distress’: British Medical Research, Animal Stress and Gender, 1946-1965, University of Harvard, Boston, MA. ACLA Annual Conference, (Animal) Cruelties

2013: The Animal Body in Vivisection, 1965-1970, Department of Sociology, University of Essex, Postgraduate Sociology Conference.

2012: Masculinist Tropes and Sadistic Patriarchy: British Representations of Animals in the Space Race, 1945-1961 Department of Sociology, University of Essex, Staff-Student Liaison Seminar

2012: Fighting Cocks and Abject Bitches, Women and animals Theoretical Perspectives University of Exeter, Animals in Society Postgraduate Conference

2017: Student Choice Awards, Department of Philosophy and Art History, Interdisciplinary Studies, Centre, University of Essex. Nominated for prize for ‘Teaching Excellence and Support’ Dangerous Ideas: Essays and Manifestos as Social Criticism

2016: Student Choice Awards, Department of Sociology, University of Essex. Nominated for prize for ‘Best Module’ Introduction to Social Psychology (Sociology)

2012: Don Pike Award, Department of Sociology, University of Essex. Prize awarded for the best, first time GTA employed by the Department of Sociology.