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Published research

Book

Sharp-Jeffs, N. (2022) Understanding and Responding to Economic Abuse. Feminist Developments in Violence and Abuse. Emerald Publishing, UK. 

Book chapters

Howard, M. & Sharp-Jeffs, N. (2024) 'Control ‘of’ resources or control ‘over’ individuals? Exploring the management and distribution of resources within the household and economic abuse' in Bennett, F. & Avram, S. (eds) A Research Agenda for Financial Resources within the Household.


Chowbey, P., & Sharp-Jeffs, N (2023) 'Economic Abuse' in Ali, P. & Rogers, M. M. (eds) Gender Based Violence: A Comprehensive Guide.

Journal articles

Sharp-Jeffs, N. (2021) Understanding the economics of abuse: an assessment of the economic abuse definition within the Domestic Abuse Bill. Journal of Gender-Based Violence.


Postmus, J. L., Hoge, G. L., Breckenridge, J., Sharp-Jeffs, N. and Chung, D. (2018) Economic Abuse as an Invisible Form of Domestic Violence: A Multi Country Review. Trauma, Violence and Abuse.


Sharp-Jeffs, N., Kelly, L. and Klein, R. (2017) Long Journeys Toward Freedom: The Relationship Between Coercive Control and Space for Action—Measurement and Emerging Evidence Violence Against Women 24(2):163-185.


Blacklock, N. & Sharp, N. (2010) ‘Domestic Violence at Work – A Workplace Strategy to Address Domestic Violence’ in Occupational Health at Work 7(2): 17-20.

Reports

Sharp-Jeffs, N., Royal, K. & Gibson, K. (2023) Seen Yet Sidelined: How economic abuse is reflected and responded to within successful prosecutions of the Controlling or Coercive Behaviour Offence. London: Surviving Economic Abuse.


Portas, J. & Sharp-Jeffs, N. (2021) The Economic Abuse Threat Facing Girls and Women in the UK: 6 Moments that Matter in the Lives of Female Survivors. A Person Led Approach for the Financial Services Sector in Empowering and Supporting Customers and Employees.


Sharp-Jeffs, N. with Learmonth, S. (2017) Into Plain Sight: How economic abuse is reflected in successful prosecutions of controlling or coercive behaviour. London: Surviving Economic Abuse.


Sharp-Jeffs, N. (2015) Money Matters: Research into the extent and nature of financial abuse within intimate relationships in the UK London: The Co-operative Bank/Refuge.


Sharp-Jeffs, N. (2015) A Review of Research and Policy on Financial Abuse within Intimate Partner Relationships London: CWASU.


Debbonaire, T., Blacklock, N. & Sharp, N. (2011) ‘It’s a difficult subject, isn’t it?’ – Piloting Refuge and Respect’s Domestic Violence Resources for Employers in ‘Nordby County Council’ An Evaluation London: Refuge/Respect.


Sharp, N., King, L. & Blacklock, N. (2010) Domestic Violence Resource Manual for Employers London: Refuge/Respect.


Sharp, N. (2008) ‘What’s Yours is Mine’ - The Impact of Economic Abuse on Women and Children Experiencing Domestic Violence London: Refuge.

Downloadable resources

The Economic Abuse Wheel is available in several languages. 

Economic abuse wheel English (pdf)Download
taloudellisen väkivallan pyörä (Economic abuse wheel Polish) (pdf)Download
ruotsi-Ekonomisk makt och kontroll (Economic abuse wheel Swedish) (pdf)Download

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