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Morey, Y. (2013) Digital methods as mainstream methodology (DMMM). International Journal of Market Research , 55 (3). pp. 459-461.

Riley, S., Griffin, C. and Morey, Y. (2010) The case for 'everyday politics': Evaluating neo-tribal theory as a way to understand alternative forms of political participation, using electronic dance music culture as an example. Sociology, 44 (2). pp. 345-363. ISSN 0038-0385

Riley, S., Morey, Y. and Griffin, C. (2010) The 'pleasure citizen': Analyzing partying as a form of social and political participation. Young, 18 (1). pp. 33-54. ISSN 1103-3088

Riley, S., Morey, Y. and Griffin, C. (2008) Ketamine: The divisive dissociative. A discourse analysis of the constructions of ketamine by participants of a Free Party (rave) scene. Addiction Research & Theory, 16 (3). pp. 217-230. ISSN 1606-6359

Griffin, C., Measham, F., Moore, K., Morey, Y. and Riley, S. (2008) The social and cultural uses of ketamine. Addiction Research & Theory, 16 (3). pp. 205-207. ISSN 1606-6359

Morey, Y., Wilbraham, L. and Frith, H. (2003) Rep/hairing the 'natural': Black hair and identity in post apartheid South Africa. Psychology of Women Section Review, 5 (2). pp. 12-16. ISSN 0267-257X

Book Section

Morey, Y., Bengry-Howell, A., Griffin, C., Szmigin, I. and Riley, S. (2014) Festivals 2.0: Consuming, producing and participating in the extended festival experience. In: Bennett, A., Woodward, I. and Taylor, J., eds. (2014) The Festivalisation of Culture. Ashgate, pp. 251-258. ISBN 9781409431985

Riley, S., Griffin , C. and Morey, Y. (2013) The rise of the ‘Pleasure Citizen’: How leisure can be a site for alternative forms of political participation. In: Demetriou, K., ed. (2013) Democracy in Transition: Political Participation in the European Union. UK: Springer Verlag, pp. 61-75. ISBN 978-3-642-30068-4

Morey, Y., Bengry-Howell, A. and Griffin, C. (2011) Public profiles, private parties: Exploring the ethical dilemmas posed by digital ethnography in the context of Web 2.0. In: Heath, S. and Walker, C., eds. (2011) Innovations in Youth Research. Palgrave Macmillan, pp. 195-209. ISBN 9780230278493

Riley, S., Brown, R., Griffin, C. and Morey, Y. (2011) Tribal gatherings: Using art to disseminate research on club culture. In: Reavey, P., ed. (2011) Visual Methods in psychology: using and interpreting images in qualitative research. UK: Psychology Press, pp. 190-204. ISBN 978-0415483483

Report or Working Paper

Morey, Y., Eagle, L., Verne, J. and Cook, H. (2011) Deliberate self-harm in the South West: Setting a research agenda. Discussion Paper. South West Public Health Observatory, Bristol.

Eagle, L., Morey, Y., Case, P., Verne, J. and Bowtell, N. (2011) Response to the government’s healthy lives, healthy people: Our strategy for public health in England white paper. Project Report. South West Public Health Observatory, Bristol.

Conference or Workshop Item

Morey, Y., Mellon, D., Verne, J., Tapp, A., Dailami, N. and Leggett, S. (2014) A panel-based prevalence study of self-reported self-harm in adolescents aged 13-18 in England. In: Beyond Fed Up: Conference on Self-harm, Gloucestershire, UK, 14 October 2014.

Morey, Y., Mellon, D., Verne, J., Tapp, A. and Dailami, N. (2014) Use Of The Warwick-Edinburgh mental wellbeing scale in a survey study of self-reported self-harm amongst 13 – 18 year olds across England. In: South West Public Health Scientific Conference, Weston-Super-Mare, UK, 5 February 2014.

Mellon, , D., Morey, Y., Verne, J., Tapp, A., Dailami, N. and Leggett, S. (2013) A panel-based prevalence study of self-reported self-harm in adolescents aged 13-18 in England, their associated attitudes and behaviours. In: Public Health England Annual Conference 2013, University of Warwick, 10 - 11 September 2013.

Morey, Y., Warren, S. and Verne, J. (2012) Cutting out the fat: self harm, appearance and eating disorders on social media sites. In: Appearance Matters 5th Annual Conference, University of Bristol, 3 - 4 July 2013.

Morey, Y., Collins, K. and Tapp, A. (2012) Ta(l)king Responsibility: Discourse analysis as a critical method for understanding behaviour and behaviour change. In: Open University Institute of Social Marketing Conference, Milton Keynes, UK, 9th May, 2012.

Morey, Y., Warren, S. and Verne, J. (2012) Understanding self harm online. In: South West Public Health Scientific Conference , Weston-super-Mare, UK, 1st February, 2012.

Morey, Y., Eagle, L., Kemp, G., Jones, S. and Verne, J. (2011) Celebrities and celebrity culture: role models for high-risk behaviour or sources of credibility? In: The 2nd World Non-Profit and Social Marketing Conference, Dublin, Ireland, 11-12 April 2011.

Eagle, L., Morey, Y., Dahl, S. and Verne, J. (2011) Subtle sophistry versus savvy strategy: A critical review of the potential efficacy of product placement regulations. In: The 10th International Conference on Research in Advertising (ICORIA), Berlin, Germany, 24th- 25th June, 2011.

Morey, Y., Bengry-Howell, A. and Griffin, C. (2010) Public profiles, private parties: the use of social networking sites for organising free party networks and events. In: Social networking in cyberspace conference, Lighthouse Media Centre, Wolverhampton, UK, 23rd April 2010.

Morey, Y. and Bengry-Howell, A. (2009) Digital ethnography and ethics in the context of web 2.0. In: British Sociological Association Youth Study Group Seminar: New Methodological Challenges for Youth Research, University of Southampton, UK, 12th June 2009.

Morey, Y., Riley, S. and Griffin, C. (2006) Ketamine: The divisive dissociative. In: 4th international conference on Nightlife, substance use and related health issues, Slovenia, 2006.

Morey, Y. (2003) Audience and performativity in clothed displays. In: Making an Appearance Fashion Conference, Brisbane, Australia, 2003.

Morey, Y. (2003) Clothing diaries as performative spaces. In: Australian Qualitative Research Conference, Sydney, Australia, 2003.

Morey, Y. (2002) Rep/hairing the ‘Natural’: Black hair and identity in post-apartheid South Africa. In: National Women's studies network association conference, Las Vegas, Nevada, 2002.