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Peter Matthews, Annette Hastings & Yang Wang. (2023) Understanding COVID-lockdowns through urban management systems: a novel application of administrative data. Urban, Planning and Transport Research 11:1.
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Morgan Mouton & Melanie Rock. (2021) Governing cities as more-than-human entities. City 25:5-6, pages 652-670.
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Melanie J. Rock, Chris Degeling, Taryn M. Graham, Ann M. Toohey, Dawn Rault & Gavin R. McCormack. (2016) Public engagement and community participation in governing urban parks: a case study in changing and implementing a policy addressing off-leash dogs. Critical Public Health 26:5, pages 588-601.
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Chris Degeling, Melanie Rock, Wendy Rogers & Therese Riley. (2016) Habitus and responsible dog-ownership: reconsidering the health promotion implications of ‘dog-shaped’ holes in people’s lives. Critical Public Health 26:2, pages 191-206.
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Melanie J. Rock, Chris Degeling & Gwendolyn Blue. (2014) Toward stronger theory in critical public health: insights from debates surrounding posthumanism. Critical Public Health 24:3, pages 337-348.
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Melanie Rock. (2013) Pet bylaws and posthumanist health promotion: a case study of urban policy. Critical Public Health 23:2, pages 201-212.
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Judith Green. (2012) ‘One health, one medicine’ and critical public health. Critical Public Health 22:4, pages 377-381.
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Kensuke Mori, Melanie Rock, Gavin McCormack, Stefano Liccioli, Dimitri Giunchi, Danielle Marceau, Emmanuel Stefanakis & Alessandro Massolo. (2023) Fecal contamination of urban parks by domestic dogs and tragedy of the commons. Scientific Reports 13:1.
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Caroline E. Scruggs, Sergio Lozoya, Kellin N. Rumsey, Kali Bronson & Patrick Chavez. (2021)
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Delia Langstone. (2020) “No shit Sherlock”! Canine DNA and policing public space. International Journal of Sociology and Social Policy 41:3/4, pages 455-474.
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Melanie J. Rock, Chris Degeling & Cindy L. Adams. (2020) From more‐than‐human solidarity to multi‐species biographical value: insights from a veterinary school about ethical dilemmas in One Health promotion. Sociology of Health & Illness 42:4, pages 789-808.
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Kaylee A. Byers, Susan M. Cox, Raymond Lam & Chelsea G. Himsworth. (2019) “They’re always there”: resident experiences of living with rats in a disadvantaged urban neighbourhood. BMC Public Health 19:1.
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M. Mouton, A. Boulton, O. Solomon & M.J. Rock. (2019) ‘When the dog bites’: What can we learn about health geography from newspaper coverage in a ‘model city’ for dog-bite prevention?. Health & Place 57, pages 70-73.
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Hannah Pitt. (2018) Muddying the waters: What urban waterways reveal about bluespaces and wellbeing. Geoforum 92, pages 161-170.
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Tissa Rahim, Pablo Romero Barrios, Geoffrey McKee, Melissa McLaws & Tom Kosatsky. (2017) Public Health Considerations Associated with the Location and Operation of Off-Leash Dog Parks. Journal of Community Health 43:2, pages 433-440.
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Melanie J. Rock, Taryn M. Graham, Alessandro Massolo & Gavin R. McCormack. (2016) Dog-walking, dog-fouling and leashing policies in urban parks: Insights from a natural experiment designed as a longitudinal multiple-case study. Landscape and Urban Planning 153, pages 40-50.
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Melanie Rock & Chris Degeling. 2016. A Companion to the Anthropology of Environmental Health. A Companion to the Anthropology of Environmental Health
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Gavin R. McCormack, Taryn M. Graham, Hayley Christian, Ann M. Toohey & Melanie J. Rock. (2016) Supportive neighbourhood built characteristics and dog-walking in Canadian adults. Canadian Journal of Public Health 107:3, pages e245-e250.
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M. J. Rock, C. L. Adams, C. Degeling, A. Massolo & G. R. McCormack. (2014) Policies on pets for healthy cities: a conceptual framework. Health Promotion International 30:4, pages 976-986.
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Chloe Perkins, Rebecca Steinbach, Lisa Tompson, Judith Green, Shane Johnson, Chris Grundy, Paul Wilkinson & Phil Edwards. (2015) What is the effect of reduced street lighting on crime and road traffic injuries at night? A mixed-methods study. Public Health Research 3:11, pages 1-108.
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Judith Green, Chloe Perkins, Rebecca Steinbach & Phil Edwards. (2015) Reduced street lighting at night and health: A rapid appraisal of public views in England and Wales. Health & Place 34, pages 171-180.
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Melanie J. Rock & Chris Degeling. (2015) Public health ethics and more-than-human solidarity. Social Science & Medicine 129, pages 61-67.
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Taryn M. Graham, Troy D. Glover & Bryan S. R. Grimwood. 2015. Domestic Animals and Leisure. Domestic Animals and Leisure
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Melanie Rock & Chris Degeling. (2013) Public Health Ethics and a Status for Pets as Person-Things. Journal of Bioethical Inquiry 10:4, pages 485-495.
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