Prof Nick Crossley - publications

Authored book

• Crossley, N. Contesting Psychiatry: Social movements in mental health. Routledge, 2006. eScholarID:4b2075
• Crossley, N. Reflexive Embodiment in Contemporary Society. Open University Press, 2006. eScholarID:4b2077
• Crossley, N. Key Concepts in Critical Social Theory. Sage, 2005. eScholarID:4b2076
• Crossley, N. After Habermas: New Perspectives on the Public Sphere. Edited by Crossley, N. Roberts, J. , Oxford: Blackwell, 2004. eScholarID:4b83
• Crossley, N. Making Sense of Social Movements. Buckingham: Open University Press, 2002. eScholarID:4b82
• Crossley, N. The Social Body: Habit, Identity and Desire. London: Sage, 2001. eScholarID:4b81
• Crossley, N. Intersubjectivity: The Fabric of Social Becoming. London: Sage, 1996. eScholarID:4b1964
• Crossley, N. The Politics of Subjectivity: Between Foucault and Merleau-Ponty. Avebury: Ashgate Publishing, 1994. eScholarID:4b278
• Crossley, N. Contesting Psychiatry. London: Routledge, eScholarID:4b280
• Crossley, N. Key Concepts in Critical Social Theory. London: Sage, eScholarID:4b279
• Crossley, N. Reflexions in the Flesh: Embodiment in Late Modernity. Buckingham: Open University Press, eScholarID:4b281

Book contribution

• Crossley, N. "Sociology and the Body." In Sage Handbook of Sociology, ed. Calhoun, c, Rojek, C. and Turner, B, 442-55.Sage, 2005. eScholarID:3b4487
• Crossley, N., J Roberts. "Introduction: Habermas and his Critics." In After Habermas, ed. Crossley, N. Roberts, J., Oxford: Blackwell, 2004. eScholarID:3b708
• Crossley, N. "Ritual, Body Techniques and Intersubjectivity." In Thinking Through Rituals: Philosophical Perspectives, ed. Schilbrack, K., London: Routledge, 2004. eScholarID:3b370
• Crossley, N. "Systematically Distorted Communication." In After Habermas, ed. Crossley, J. Roberts, J., Oxford: Blackwell, 2004. eScholarID:3b189
• Crossley, N. "Prozac Nation and the Biochemical Self: a Critique." In Debating Biology, ed. Williams, S. Bendelow, G. Burke, J., London: Routledge, 2003. eScholarID:3b187
• Crossley, N. "Ritual, Body Techniques and Intersubjectivity." In Ritual & Philosophy, ed. Schilbrack, K., where published: Routledge, 2003. eScholarID:3b188
• Crossley, N. "Citizenship, intersubjectivity and the public sphere." In Culture & Citizenship, ed. Stevenson, N., London: Sage, 2000. eScholarID:3b4110
• Crossley, N. "Emotion, psychiatry and social order." In Health, Medicine & Society, ed. Calnan, M. Williams, S. Gabe, J., London: Routledge, 2000. eScholarID:3b4111
• Crossley, N. "Merleau-Ponty." In Profiles in Contemporary Social Theory, ed. Turner, B. Elliott, A., London: Sage, 2000. eScholarID:3b707
• Crossley, N. "Merleau-Ponty's Social Theory." In Profiles of Contemporary Social Theory, ed. Turner, B. Elliott, A., 30-42. London: Sage, 2000. eScholarID:3b4281
• Crossley, N. "Emotion and communicative action: Habermas, linguistic philosophy and existentialism." In Emotions in Social Life, ed. Bendelow, G. Williams, S., 16-38. London: Routledge, 1998. eScholarID:3b4109
• Crossley, N. "Sociology and the Body." In International Handbook of Sociology, ed. Turner, B. Rojek, C. Calhoun, C., London: Sage, eScholarID:3b186
• Crossley, N., J Roberts. "Habermas and his Critics." In After Habermas, ed. Crossley, N. Roberts, J., Oxford: Blackwell, eScholarID:3b190

Journal article

• Crossley, N. and Ibrahim, J. "Critical Mass, Social Networks and Collective Action." Sociology fcoming(2012) . eScholarID:145691
• Crossley, N. "In the Gym: Motives, Meaning and Moral Careers." Body and Society 12(3)(2006) : 23-50. eScholarID:1b8210 | DOI:10.1177/1357034X06067154
• Crossley, N. "Les Changes Culturelles et la Mobilisation des Malades Psychiatrique Dans le Champ de Contester Psychiatrique (UK) 1970-2000." Politix 73(2006) : 23-55. eScholarID:1b8093
• Crossley, N. "How Social Movements Move." Social Movement Studies 5(1)(2005) : 21-48. eScholarID:1b8094
• Crossley, N. "Mapping Reflexive Body Techniques." Body and Society 11(1)(2005) : 1-35. eScholarID:1b8092
• Crossley, N. "The Field of Psychiatric Contention." Social Science and Medicine 62(3)(2005) : 552-63. eScholarID:1b8211
• Crossley, N. "Fat is a Sociological Issue: Obesity Rates in Late Modern, 'Body Conscious' Societies." Social Theory and Health 2(3)(2004) : 222-253. eScholarID:1b1443
• Crossley, N. "Not Being Mentally Ill: Social Movements, System Survivors and the Oppositional Habitus." Anthropology and Medicine 11(2)(2004) : 161-180. eScholarID:1b1442
• Crossley, N. "Phenomenology, Structuralism and History: Merleau-Ponty's Social Theory." Theoria 103(2004) : 88-121. eScholarID:1b794
• Crossley, N. "The Circuit Traner's Habitus: Reflexive Body Techniques and the Sociality of the Workout." Body and Society 10(1)(2004) : 37-69. eScholarID:1b758
• Crossley, N. "Even Newer Social Movements." Organisation 10(4)(2003) : 287-305. eScholarID:1b414
• Crossley, N. "From Reproduction to Transformation: Social Movement Fields and the Radical Habitus." Theory, Culture & Society 20(6)(2003) : 43-68. eScholarID:1b686 | DOI:10.1177/0263276403206003
• Crossley, N. "Global Anti-Corporate Struggle: A Preliminary Analysis." British Journal of Sociology 53(4)(2002) : 667-691. eScholarID:1b413
• Crossley, N. "Habitus, Agency and Change." Gendai Shakai-Riron Konkyu(2002) : 329-357. eScholarID:1b416
• Crossley, N. "Mental Health, Resistance and Social Movements: The Collective-Confrontational Dimension." Health Education Journal 61(2)(2002) : 138-52. eScholarID:1b412
• Crossley, N. "Repertoires of Contention and Tactical Diversity in the UK Psychiatric Survivors Movement." Social Movement Studies 1(1)(2002) : 47-71. eScholarID:1b411
• Crossley, N. "Embodiment and Social Structure: A Response to Howson and Inglis." Sociological Review 49(3)(2001) : 318-26. eScholarID:1b410
• M Crossley, Crossley, N. "Patient Voices, Social Movements and the Habitus: How Psychiatric Survivors Speak Out." Social Science & Medicine 52(10)(2001) : 1477-1489. eScholarID:1b408
• Crossley, N. "The Phenomenological Habitus and Its Construction." Theory & Society 30(2001) : 81-120. eScholarID:1b409
• Crossley, N. "Radical and Egological Intersubjectivity." Journal of the Society for Existential Analysis 11(2)(2000) : 49-71. eScholarID:1b415
• Crossley, N. "Fish, Field, Habitus and Madness: The First Wave Mental Health Users Movement in Britain." British Journal of Sociology 50,4(1999) : 647-670. eScholarID:1b7712
• Crossley, N. "Working utopias and social movements: an investigation using case study material from the radical mental health movement in Britain." Sociology 33,4(1999) : 809-830. eScholarID:1b90
• M Crossley, Crossley, N. "HIV, empowerment and the sick role: a modern moral maze." Health 2, 2(1998) : 157-75. eScholarID:1b7498
• Crossley, N. "R D Laing and the British anti-psychiatry movement: a socio-historical analysis." Social Science and Medicine 47,7(1998) : 877-98. eScholarID:1b7497
• Crossley, N. "Tranforming the mental health field: the early history of the National Association for Mental Health." Sociology of Health and Illness 20,4(1998) : 458-88. eScholarID:1b7496
• Crossley, N. "Body-subject/body power: agency, inscription and control in Foucault and Merlaue-Ponty." Body and Society 2, 2(1996) : 99-116. eScholarID:1b7494
• Crossley, N. "Corporeality and communicative action: embodying the renewal of critical theory." Body and Society 3, 1(1996) : 17-46. eScholarID:1b7495
• T Kendall, Crossley, N. "Governing love: on the tactial control of counter-transference in the psychoanalytic community." Economy and Society 25, 2(1996) : 178-94. eScholarID:1b7499
• Crossley, N. "Body Techniques, Agency and Intercorporeality: on Goffman's Relations in Public." Sociology 29(2)(1995) : 133-149. eScholarID:1b1441
• Crossley, N. "Merleau-Ponty, the Elusive Body and Carnal Sociology." Body and Society 1(1)(1995) : 43-63. eScholarID:1b1440
• Crossley, N. "The Politics of the Gaze: Between Foucault and Merleau-Ponty." Human Studies 16(4)(1993) : 399-419. eScholarID:1b1439
• Crossley, N. and Ibrahim, J. "Critical Mass, Social Networks and Collective Action." Sociology f.coming. eScholarID:144108
• Crossley, N. "How Social Movements Move: On the Second Wave Mental Health Survivor's Movement." Social Movement Studies. eScholarID:1b1444
• Crossley, N. "Mapping Reflexive Body Techniques." Body and Society. eScholarID:1b1445
• Crossley, N. "The Field of Psychiatric Contention in the UK, 1950-2000." Social Science and Medicine. eScholarID:1b1446

Other

• Crossley, N. Review of Wacquant, L. (2004) Body and Soul, The Sociological Review. Vol. 52(4). 2004. 605-607.
• Crossley, N. Review of Charlesworth, S. (2000) A Phenomenology of Working Class Experience, International Journal of Epidemiology. Vol. 32. 2003. 675-676.
• Crossley, N. Review of Joyce, P. (2002) The Politics of Protest, Work, Employment and Society. Vol. 18(1). 2003. 224-225.
• Black, P., Crossley, N., Fagan, C., Savage, M., L Turney. Globalisation and Social Change: Editorial Introduction, Sociological Research Online - Special Issue. Vol. 7(3). 2002.
• Crossley, N. Pierre Bourdieu (1930-2002), Social Movement Studies. Vol. 2(1). 2002. 187-191.
• Crossley, N. Review of Entwistle, J. and Wilson, E. Body Dressing, American Journal of Sociology. Vol. 108(2). 2002. 491-493.
• Crossley, N. Radicals in Retreat, Times Higher Education Supplement. 2000. Times Newspaper. 16.
• Crossley, N. Mental Activism in the Post-war Public Sphere, Economic & Social Research Council. 1999. ESRC.
• Crossley, N. Reflexive Reflections, review of Smith, R. (1997) The Fontana History of the Human Sciences, Science as Culture. Vol. 8(4). 1999. 535-540.
• Crossley, N. Review of Bourdieu, P. (1998) Practical Reason, Sociology. Vol. 33(2). 1999. 451-452.
• Crossley, N. Review of Mullan, B. (1995) Mad To be Normal: Conversations With R.D. Laing, Psychoanalytic Studies. Vol. 1(2). 1999. 237-238.
• Crossley, N. Review of Pilgrim, D. (1997) Psychotherapy and Society, Sociology of Health and Illness. Vol. 20(2). 1998. 256-258.
• Crossley, N. Review of Leledakis, K. (1995) Society and Psyche: Social Theory and the Unconscious Dimension of the Social, Damaged Life: The Crisis of the Modern Psyche. 1996.
• Crossley, N. Review of Craib, I. (1995) The Importance of Disappointment, Sociology. Vol. 29(4). 1995. 748-750.
• Crossley, N. Review of Honneth, A. (1995) The Struggle For Recognition, Bulletin of the Hegel Society of Great Britain. Vol. 32. 1995. 75-78.
• Crossley, N. Review of Shilling, C. (1993) The Body and Social Theory, Sociology. Vol. 28(4). 1994. 1025-1026.
• Crossley, N. Review of Goodwin, G. and Jaspers, J. (2003) The Social Movements Reader, Political Studies Review.