Field bindweed and methods of control

July, 1938

The Ratel

Volume: XXII

Not if – but how – to defund the police: Response to our critics

This article is a response to: McElhone, M., Kemp, T., Lamble, S. and Moore, J.M., 2023. Defund–not defend–the police: A response to Fleetwood and Lea. The Howard Journal of Crime and Justice. https://doi.org/10.1111/hojo.1250

Soybeans and winter barley in one-year rotation

February, 1940

The 4-H Grain Sorghum Club

January, 1931.Cover title

Corn production : a 4-H project

November, 1949."University of Missouri College of Agriculture and the United States Department of Agriculture Cooperating"--Page [12].Title from caption

Corn production : a 4-H project

University of Missouri College of Agriculture and the United States Department of Agriculture cooperating."December, 1943."Title from cover

Five myths about drug mules and the death penalty

'Five myths about drug mules and the death penalty’, The Conversation, 2nd September

Entering the Global Field: Talk, Travel and Narrative Practice in Ecuadorian Prisons

Prisons in Ecuador represent a globalised field. In this fieldwork confessional I outline my place within this field (characterised by global inequalities), and describe the ways in which I gained entry to the community of foreign nationals. In particular, I focus on the construction of being foreign as a specific membership category, as well as the role of narrative and storytelling in bridging international and social divides, fostering a shared sense of community, and the role of visitors as listeners for inmates' stories. This narrative practice made researching drug trafficking possible, however such stories require careful interpretation to avoid misinterpretation