2021

Barlow A and Lowe N (2021). The Effects of EU Law on Family Law in England and Wales - Children First?. In Scherpe J, Bargelli E (Eds.) The Interaction Between Family Law, Succession Law And Private International Law, Adapting to Change. Cambridge: Intersentia, 101-119. 

2020

Barlow A (2020). Modern Marriage Myths- the dichotomy between expectations of legal rationality and lived law. In Akhtar R, Nash P, Probert R (Eds.) Cohabitation and Religious Marriage Status, Similarities and Solutions. Bristol University Press. 

Barlow A and Ewing J (2020). An Evaluation of 'Mediation in Mind' - Final Report. Department of Work and Pensions,  Exeter, University of Exeter. 

Ewing J, Barlow A, Janssens A and Blake S (2020). Working out relationships: research, education and the quest for lasting love. Child and Family Law Quarterly, 32(4): 331-354.

Hunter R and Barlow A (2020). Reconstruction of family mediation in a post-justice world. In Roberts M, Moscati M (Eds.) Family Mediation: Contemporary Issues. London: Bloomsbury, 11-32.

2019

Janssens A, Blake S, Allwood M, Ewing J, Barlow A (2019). Identifying Education Programmes for Relationship Skills among 11 to 18 year-olds: a Systematic Review. Journal of Sex Education, 20(5): 494-516. 

2018

Barlow A (2018). Valorisation of household labour through relationship and property law: Challenging perspectives from England, Wales & Scotland. In Declerck C, Verstappen L (Eds.) Valorisation of Household Labour in Family Property Law a Comparative Perspective. The Hague, the Netherlands: Eleven International, 43-59. 

2017

Barlow A, Ewing J, Hunter R and Smithson J (2017). Creating Paths to Family Justice: Briefing Paper and Report on Key findings. Exeter, University of Exeter. 

Barlow A, Hunter R, Smithson J and Ewing J (2017). Access to What? LASPO and Mediation. In Flynn A and Hodgson J (Eds.) Access to Justice and Legal Aid Comparative Perspectives on Unmet Legal Need. Oxford: Hart Publishing Limited, 239-253.

Barlow A, Hunter R, Smithson J and Ewing J (2017). Mapping Paths to Family Justice: Resolving Family Disputes in Neoliberal Times. London, England, Palgrave Macmillan.                              

Barlow A (2017). Regulation of cohabitation, changing family policies and social attitudes: a discussion of Britain within Europe. In (Ed) Marriage and Cohabitation: Regulating Intimacy, Affection and Care. 485-487.

Barlow A (2017). Rising to the post-LASPO challenge: How should mediation respond?. Journal of Social Welfare and Family Law, 39(2): 203-222. 

Smithson J, Barlow A, Hunter R and Ewing J (2017). The Moral Order in Family Mediation: Negotiating Competing Values. Conflict Resolution Quarterly, 35(2): 173-196.  

2015

Ewing J, Hunter R, Barlow A, Smithson J (2015). Children's voices: Centre-stage or side-lined in out-of-court dispute resolution in England and Wales?. Child and Family Law Quarterly, 27(1): 43-61.  

Barlow A and Lowe N (2015). European Family Law in Action: Informal Relationships in England and Wales. Commission on European Family Law,  The Hague, Intersentia.  

Hunter R, Barlow A, Smithson J and Ewing J (2015). Paths to Justice in Divorce Cases in England and Wales. In Maclean M, Eekelaar J, Bastard B (Eds.) Delivering Family Justice in the 21st Century. Oxford: Hart Publishing Ltd, 145-162.

Barlow A (2015). Solidarity, autonomy and equality:. mixed messages for the family?. Child and Family Law Quarterly, 27(3): 223-235.  

Smithson J, Barlow A, Hunter R, Ewing J (2015). The “child’s best interests” as an argumentative resource in family mediation sessions. Discourse Studies: an interdisciplinary journal for the study of text and talk, 17(4): 1-15. 

• Cohabitation, equal Civil Partnership and the common law marriage myth
• Creating Paths to Family Justice
• An Evaluation of ‘Mediation in Mind’
• The Healthy Relationships Knowledge Exchange Project
• The HeaRT Project
• Mapping Paths to Family Justice
• The Rights Idea?
• Rosie’s Story
• The Shackleton Relationships Project
• Working out Relationships?