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Levell, Jade; Young, Tara and Earle, Rod eds. (2023). Exploring Urban Youth Culture Outside of the Gang Paradigm: Critical Questions of Youth, Gender and Race On-Road. UK: Bristol University Press (In Press).

Levell, Jade; Tara, Young and Earle, Rod (2023). Introduction: Youth and ‘On-Road’ – Making Gender and Race Matter. In: Levell, Jade; Young, Tara and Earle, Rod eds. Exploring Urban Youth Culture Outside of the Gang Paradigm: Critical Questions of Youth, Gender and Race On-Road. UK: Bristol University Press.

Levell, Jade; Young, Tara and Earle, Rod (2023). Conclusions, Compromises and Continuing Conversations. In: Levell, Jade; Young, Tara and Earle, Rod eds. Exploring Urban Youth Culture Outside of the Gang Paradigm: Critical Questions of Youth, Gender and Race On-Road. UK: Bristol University Press.

Levell, Jade (2020). Using Connell’s masculinity theory to understand the way in which ex-gang-involved men coped with childhood domestic violence. Journal of Gender-Based Violence, 4(2) pp. 207–221.

Levell, Jade (2019). “Those songs were the ones that made me, nobody asked me this question before”: Music Elicitation with ex-gang involved men about their experiences of childhood domestic violence and abuse. International Journal of Qualitative Methods, 18

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Levell, Jade (2017). [Book review] Young Men and Domestic Abuse by David Gadd, Claire L. Fox, Mary-Louise Corr, Steph Alger and Ian Butler. Children & Society, 31(6) pp. 523–524.

Levell, Jade (2020). The Road Home: Masculinity, Vulnerability, And Violence : A Narrative Study Using Music Elicitation With Men Who Had Childhood Experience Of Domestic Violence/Abuse And On-Road/Gang-Involvement. PhD thesis The Open University.

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