Books

• Hucklesby A and Corcoran M. 2016. The Voluntary Sector and Criminal Justice. Springer.
• CORCORAN MS. 2006. Out of Order: The Political Imprisonment of Women in Northern Ireland, 1972-1999. Willan Publishing.

Journal Articles

• Corcoran MS, Maguire M, Williams K. 2019. Alice in Wonderland: Voluntary sector organisations’ experiences of Transforming Rehabilitation. Probation Journal, vol. 66, 96-112. doi> link>
• Corcoran M and Carr N. 2019. Five years of Transforming Rehabilitation: Markets, management and values. Probation Journal, vol. 66(1), 3-7. doi>
• Corcoran MS, Lillie A, Read SUE, Wrigley A, Hunt K. 2018. Encountering offenders in community palliative care settings: Challenges for effective care provision. International Journal of Palliative Nursing, vol. 24(8), 112-119. doi> full text>
• Corcoran MS. 2017. Resilient hearts: making affective citizens for neoliberal times. Justice, Power & Resistance. full text>
• Corcoran MS, Williams K, Prince K, Maguire M. 2018. The Penal Voluntary Sector in England and Wales: Adaptation to Unsettlement and Austerity. POLITICAL QUARTERLY, vol. 89(2), 187-196. link> doi> full text>
• Lillie A-K, Corcoran M, Read S, Santatzoglou S, Wrigley A, Hunt K. 2016. Supporting Death, Dying and Bereavement in the English Criminal Justice System: An Exploratory Qualitative Study. JOURNAL OF PAIN AND SYMPTOM MANAGEMENT, vol. 52(6), E121-E122. link> doi>
• Corcoran MS. 2015. La Evolución de los mercados Penales en tiempos de Austeridad: el caso de Inglaterra Y Gales. Criticalpenal Y Poder, vol. 8.
• Corcoran MS. 2014. The trajectory of penal markets in a period of austerity; the case of England and Wales. Sociology of Crime, Law and Deviance, vol. 19, 53-74. doi>
• Corcoran MS. 2014. The market revolution in criminal justice. Criminal Justice Matters, 2-3. doi>
• Corcoran MS. 2014. How the public sphere was privatised and why civil society could reclaim it. Prison Service Journal, 39-45. link>
• Corcoran MS. 2012. 'Be careful what you ask for': findings from the seminar series on the 'Third Sector in Criminal Justice'. Prison Service Journal, 17-22.
• Corcoran MS and Fox C. 2012. 'A seamless partnership?' Developing multi-agency interventions in a non-custodial diversionary project for women. Criminology and Criminal Justice. doi>
• CORCORAN MS. 2011. Bringing the penal voluntary sector to market. Criminal Justice Matters, vol. 77(1), 32-33. doi> link>
• CORCORAN MS. 2011. Dilemmas of institutionalization in the penal voluntary sector. Critical Social Policy, vol. 31(1), 30-52. doi> link>
• CORCORAN MS. 2010. Snakes and Ladders: circuits of penal reform for women under New Labour. Current Issues in Criminal Justice, vol. 22(2), 233-251.
• CORCORAN MS. 2008. What does government want from the penal voluntary sector?. Criminal Justice Matters, vol. 77(1), 36-38. doi> link>
• CORCORAN MS. 2007. Normalization and its Discontents: Constructing the ‘Irreconcilable' Female Political Prisoner in Northern Ireland. British Journal of Criminology, vol. 47(3), 405-422. doi>
• Corcoran M, Maguire M, Williams K. 'Penal drift' and the voluntary sector. Howard Journal of Crime and Justice. full text>

Chapters

• Corcoran MS and Weston S. 2018. Voluntary sector practices and the risk management of offenders. In Contemporary sex offender risk management. Volume I: Perceptions. McCartan K and Kemshall H (Eds.). Cham: Palgrave Macmillan. doi>
• Corcoran MS. 2018. Bereavement work in the criminal justice system. In Bereavement and Criminal Justice. Routledge. full text>
• Corcoran M and Weston S. 2017. The third sector role in managing serious offenders: partners, collaborators or buffers?. In Contemporary Sex Offender Risk Management, Vol I: Perceptions. McCartan K and Kemshall H (Eds.). (vol. 1). Cham, Switzerland: Palgrave Macmillan. doi> full text>
• Corcoran MS and Grotz J. 2016. Deconstructing the panacea: the benefits fallacy in volunteer recruitment in criminal justice. In The Voluntary Sector in Criminal Justice. Hucklesby A and Corcoran MS (Eds.). Palgrave macmillan. doi> link> full text>
• Corcoran MS, Worrall A, Buck G. 2015. Gendered dynamics of mentoring. In Women and Criminal Justice: From the Corston Report to Transforming Rehabilitation. Annison J, Brayford J, Deering J (Eds.). (14 vols.). Bristol: Policy Press. link> full text>
• Corcoran MS and worrall A. Integrated offender management: A microcosm of central and local criminal justice policy turbulence. In Who Knows Best? The Management of Change in Criminal Justice. Palgrave Macmillan.
• Corcoran MS and Fox C. 2013. A bit neo-liberal, a bit Fabian: interventionist narratives in a diversionary programme for women. In Women Exiting Prison: Critical Essays on Gender, Post-release Support and Survival. Carlton B and Segrave M (Eds.). London: Routledge.
• CORCORAN MS. 2006. 'Talking about resistance' : women political prisoners and the dynamics of prison conflict, Northern Ireland. In Expanding the Criminological Imagination: Critical Readings in Criminology. Barton A, Corteen K, Scott D, Whyte D (Eds.). Willan Publishing.
• CORCORAN MS. 2005. Researching women political prisoners in Northern Ireland : ethnographic problems and negotiations. In Researching Gender and Violence. Skinner T, Malos E, Hester M (Eds.). Willan Publishing .
• Corcoran MS. 2004. ‘We just had to be stronger’: the political imprisonment of women in Northern Ireland. In Irish Women and Nationalism. Irish Academic Press.
• Corcoran MS. 1999. Mapping carceral space: territorialisation, conflict and control in Northern Ireland’s women’s prisons. In Ireland in Proximity: History, Gender and Space. Routledge.
• Corcoran M, Maguire M, Williams K. Constructive ambiguity, market imaginaries and the penal voluntary sector in England and Wales. In Privatisation and Marketisation in Criminal Justice. Albertson K, Corcoran M, Philips J (Eds.). (20 vols.). Bristol, UK: Policy Press. full text>
• Corcoran M, Maguire M, Williams K. Constructive ambiguity, market imaginaries and the penal voluntary sector in England and Wales. In Privatisation and Marketisation in Criminal Justice. Albertson K, Corcoran M, Philips J (Eds.). (20 vols.). Bristol, UK: Policy Press. full text>
• Corcoran M, Maguire M, Williams K. Constructive ambiguity, market imaginaries and the penal voluntary sector in England and Wales. In Privatisation and Marketisation in Criminal Justice. Albertson K, Corcoran M, Philips J (Eds.). (20 vols.). Bristol, UK: Policy Press. full text>
• Corcoran M. Market society utopianism in penal politics. In Privatisation and Marketisation in Criminal Justice. Policy Press. full text>

Other

• Corcoran MS, Williams K, Maguire M, Prince K. The Voluntary Sector in Criminal Justice: A Study of Adaptation and Resilience. Summary of Early Findings.
• Corcoran MS and Worrall A. 2015. Youth in Focus ‘Sisters’ mentoring project: Final report of an independent evaluation.
• Corcoran MS and Worrall A. Integrated Offender Management Research Project: Commissioned by Staffordshire Police and Partners. full text>
• Corcoran MS and Buck G. 2012. Researching Third Sector Organisations' Contribution to the Criminal Justice System. Fifth report from the ESRC seminar series ‘The Voluntary Sector in Criminal Justice’. Keele: Keele University. link>
• Corcoran MS. 2011. After Corston: the rehabilitation revolution?.
• Corcoran MS, Fox C, Worrall A. 2011. Chepstow House Community Project for Women Offenders.
• Matthews M and Corcoran MS. 2004. ‘There’s no altruism in volunteering’: unpaid work in graduates’ lives.
• Corcoran MS and Matthews N. 2003. Widening definitions of ‘employability’ in non-vocational degrees.
• Matthews N, Corcoran MS, Nicholls J, Moylan T. 2002. Adapting problem based learning to non-vocational modules; some preliminary insights.
• Corcoran MS and Buck G. The mixed economy of criminal justice: the challenges of contestability, privatisation and partnership working. Fourth Report from the ESRC seminar series ‘The voluntary Sector in Criminal Justice’.