Prof Bob Pease

From Ecomasculinity to Profeminist Environmentalism: Recreating Men's Relationship with Nature

B Pease

(2021), pp. 537-557, Men, masculinities, and Earth : contending with the (m)Anthropocene, London, Eng., B1

The Limits of Public Health Approaches and Discourses of Masculinities in Violence Against Women Prevention

Bob Pease

(2021), pp. 1-22, The Palgrave Handbook of the History of Human Sciences, Singapore, B1

The rise of angry white men: resisting populist masculinity and the backlash against gender equality

Bob Pease

(2021), pp. 15-30, The challenge of right-wing nationalist populism for social work : a human rights approach, Abingdon, Eng., B1

Fostering non-anthropocentric vulnerability in men Challenging the autonomous masculine subject in social work

Bob Pease

(2021), pp. 10-23, Post-anthropocentric social work : critical posthuman and new materialist perspectives, Abingdon, Eng., B1

Gendering Violence: Theorising the Links Between Men, Masculinities and Violence

Bob Pease

(2020), pp. 71-90, Violence, Gender and Affect : interpersonal, institutional and ideological practices, Cham, Switzerland, B1

Towards a critical ethic of care in social work

Bob Pease, Anthea Vreugdenhil, Sonya Stanford

(2018), pp. 3-15, Critical ethics of care in social work: transforming the politics and practices of caring, Abingdon, Eng., B1

Do men care? From uncaring masculinities to men's caring practices in social work

B Pease

(2018), pp. 186-196, Critical ethics of care in social work: transforming the politics and practices of caring, Abingdon, Eng., B1

Introduction: the changing socio-political context and theoretical frames of radical social work in Australia

B Pease

(2017), pp. 1-16, Radicals in Australian social work: stories of lifelong activism, Redlands Bay, Qld., B1

Why don't we talk about patriarchy anymore? Reflections on forty years of scholarship and activism against men's sexism and violence

B Pease

(2017), pp. 198-216, Radicals in Australian social work: stories of lifelong activism, Redlands Bay, Qld., B1

Undoing privilege in social work: Implications for critical practices in the local and global context

Bob Pease

(2017), pp. 216-227, Social work in a glocalised world, Abingdon, Eng., B1

Engaging men in feminist social work: theory, politics and practice

B Pease

(2016), pp. 287-302, Contemporary feminisms in social work practice, Abingdon, Eng., B1-1

Doing profeminist research with men in social work: reflections on epistemology, methodology, and politics

B Pease

(2015), pp. 52-66, Feminisms in social work research: promise and possibilities for justice-based knowledge, Abingdon, Eng., B1

Injuries and privileges: being a white working-class academic man

B Pease

(2015), pp. 85-93, Bread and roses: voices of Australian academics from the working class, Rotterdam, The Netherlands, B1

Masculinity and social work practice

B Pease

(2015), pp. 679-684, International encyclopedia of the social & behavioral sciences (second edition), Amsterdam, The Netherlands, B1

Recognition, resistance and reconstruction : an introduction to subjectivities and social justice

M Pallotta-Chiarolli, B Pease

(2014), pp. 1-23, The politics of recognition and social justice : transforming subjectivities and new forms of resistance, New York, NY, B1

Transforming privileged subjectivities: toward a pedagogy of the oppressor

B Pease

(2014), pp. 159-172, The politics of recognition and social justice: transforming subjectivities and new forms of resistance, New York, N.Y., B1

Theorising men's violence prevention policies: limitations and possibilities of interventions in a patriarchal state

B Pease

(2014), pp. 22-40, Preventing sexual violence : interdisciplinary approaches to overcoming a rape culture, Baskingstoke, England, B1

The politics of men's emotions : From emotional detachment to compassion in men's responses to gender injustice

B Pease

(2014), pp. 69-83, Walking beside challenging the role of emotions in normalization, Stockholm, Sweden, B1

Doing profeminist research with men in social work: Reflections on epistemology, methodology, and politics

B Pease

(2014), pp. 52-66, Feminisms in Social Work Research: Promise and Possibilities for Justice-Based Knowledge, B1-1

Gendering Methodologies in the Study of Men and Masculinities

B Pini, B Pease

(2013), pp. 1-25, Men, Masculinities and Methodologies, London, UK, B1

Epistemology, Methodology and Accountability in Researching Mens Subjectives and Practices

B Pease

(2013), pp. 39-52, Men, Masculinities and Methodologies, London, UK, B1

Interrogating privileged subjectivities : reflections on writing personal accounts of privilege

B Pease

(2012), pp. 71-82, Emergent writing methodologies in feminist studies, New York, N.Y., B1

Introduction : transforming men's practices around the world

K Pringle, J Hearn, B Pease, E Ruspini

(2011), pp. 1-, Men and masculinities around the world, New York, N.Y., B1

Governing men's violence against women in Australia

B Pease

(2011), pp. 177-189, Men and masculinities around the world : transforming men's practices, New York, N.Y., B1

Theorizing normalization as hidden privilege

B Pease

(2011), pp. 69-79, Normalization and 'outsiderhood' feminist readings of a neoliberal welfare state, Sweden, B1

Challenging the dominant paradigm : social work research, social justice and social change

B Pease

(2010), pp. 98-112, The SAGE handbook of social work research, London, England, B1

Racialsed masculinities and the health of immigrant and refugee men

B Pease

(2009), pp. 182-201, Men's health : body, identity and social context, Chichester, England, B1

From evidence-based practice to critical knowledge in post-positivist social work

B Pease

(2009), pp. 45-57, Critical social work, Crows Nest, N.S.W., B1

Reshaping attitudes toward violence against women

M Flood, B Pease, N Taylor, K Webster

(2009), pp. 177-198, Violence against women in families and relationships, vol 4, Westport, Conn., B1

Machismo and the construction of immigrant latin American masculinities

P Crossley, B Pease

(2009), pp. 115-134, Migrant men critical studies of masculinities and the migration experience, New York, N.Y., B1

Immigrant men and domestic life - renegotiating the patriarchal bargain?

B Pease

(2009), pp. 79-95, Migrant men critical studies of masculinities and the migration experience, New York, N.Y., B1

Men and masculinities on the move

R Hibbins, B Pease

(2009), pp. 1-19, Migrant men critical studies of masculinities and the migration experience, New York, N.Y., B1

Rethinking masculinities in the African diaspora

N Wa Mungai, B Pease

(2009), pp. 96-114, Migrant men : critical studies of masculinities and the migration experience, New York, N.Y., B1

Introducing critical theories for social work in a neo-liberal context

L Briskman, B Pease, J Allan

(2009), pp. 1-14, Critical social work : theories and practices for a socially just world, Crows Nest, N.S.W., B1

From radical to critical social work

B Pease

(2009), pp. 189-198, Critical practice in social work, Basingstoke, England, B1

The other side of social exclusion : interrogating the role of the privileged in reproducing inequality

B Pease

(2009), pp. 37-46, Theorising social exclusion, Abingdon, England, B1-1

Mothers and sons : using memory-work to explore the subjectivities and practices of profeminist men

B Pease

(2008), pp. 133-150, Dissecting the mundane : international perspectives on memory-work, Lanham, Md., B1

Critical social work theory meets evidence-based practice in Australia: towards critical knowledge-informed practice in social work

B Pease

(2007), pp. 103-138, 解放のソーシャルワーク: Kaihō no sōsharu wāku, 世界思想社, Kyōto-shi, Japan, B1

Australia : masculine migrations

B Pease

(2006), pp. 343-348, Men of the global south: a reader, New York, N.Y., B1

Governing men and boys in public policy in Australia

B Pease

(2006), pp. 127-143, Analysing social policy: a governmental approach, Cheltenham, England, B1

Researching profeminist men's narratives: Participatory methodologies in a postmodern frame

B Pease

(2005), pp. 138-161, Practice and Research in Social Work: Postmodern Feminist Perspectives, B1-1

Decentring white men : critical reflections on masculinity and white studies

B Pease

(2004), pp. 119-132, Whitening race : essays in social and cultural criticism, Canberra, A.C.T., B1-1

Critical reflections on profeminist practice in men's groups

B Pease

(2003), pp. 53-65, Gender and groupwork, London, England, B1-1

Men and masculinities : profeminist approaches to changing men

B Pease

(2003), pp. 124-138, Critical social work:an introduction to theories and practices, Crows Nest, N.S.W., B1-1

Rethinking the relationship between the self and society

B Pease

(2003), pp. 187-201, Critical social work: an introduction to theories and practices, St Leonards, N.S.W., B1-1

Introducing Critical Theories in Social Work

B Pease, J Allan, L Briskman

(2003), pp. 1-14, Critical social work : an introduction to theories and practices, Crows Nest, N.S.W., B1-1

Doing participatory research with profeminist men

B Pease

(2002), pp. 170-184, Slices of life: qualitative research snapshots, Melbourne, Vic., B1-1

Moving beyond mateship:reconstructing Australian men's practices

B Pease

(2001), pp. 191-204, A man's world? changing men's practices in a globalized world, London, England, B1-1

Studying men's practices and gender relations in a global context

B Pease, K Pringle

(2001), pp. 1-17, A man's world? changing men's practices in a globalized world, London, England, B1-1

Afterword: a man`s world? rethinking commonality and diversity in men`s practices

K Pringle, B Pease

(2001), pp. 245-252, Man`s world? changing men`s practices in a globalized world, London, England, B1-1