Amnesty a line in the sand? It’s not even close

Hamber, B. (2021, 15 July. Amnesty a line in the sand? It’s not even close. Belfast Telegraph [Read Online]

Hidden barriers and divisive architecture

Coyles, D., Hamber, B., & Grant, A. (2021). Hidden barriers and divisive architecture: The role of “everyday space” in conflict and peacebuilding in Belfast. Journal of Urban Affairs, 1-24  [Download]

It’s time we stopped kidding ourselves: ‘new normal’ is abnormal

Hamber, B. (2021, 22 March).  It’s time we stopped kidding ourselves: ‘new normal’ is abnormal. Belfast Telegraph [Read Online]

Victims of Northern Ireland’s Troubled Past Can’t Wait Forever

Hamber, B. (2020). Moment of Truth…Victims of Northern Ireland’s Troubled Past Can’t Wait Forever. Belfast Telegraph, 12 December 2020 [Download]

Mental Health and Dealing with the Past

O'Neill, S. & Hamber, B. (2020). Response on Mental Health to Dealing with the Past Consultation. Northern Ireland Affairs Committee Consultation on "Addressing the Legacy of Northern Ireland's past: The UK Government's New Proposals". INCORE, University of Ulster. Submitted online 31 May 2020 [Download]

Historical Institutional Abuse & Transitional Justice

Hamber, Brandon and Lundy, Patricia (2020). Lessons from Transitional Justice? Toward a New Framing of a Victim-Centered Approach in the Case of Historical Institutional Abuse. Victims and Offenders, Victims and Offenders, 15(6), pp.744-770 [Access in the Journal]

Impact of Violence on Refugees

Hamber, Brandon (2019). Changing Context, Changing Lenses: A Contextual Approach to Understanding the Impact of Violence on Refugees. In Thomas Wenzel, Boris Drozdek and Jörg Pont, The Health of Refugees – an Interdisciplinary Perspective. Springer: New York [More Information]

Mental Health Legacy of Northern Ireland's past

O'Neill, Siobhan and Hamber, Brandon (2019). Addressing the legacy of Northern Ireland's past. The View Digital, Issue 51, pp.30-31. [Read Online]

Reconciliation: Northern Ireland Case Study

Hamber, B., & Kelly, G. (2018). Reconciliation: A Northern Ireland Case Study. In Kofi Annan Foundation and Interpeace (Eds), Challenging the Conventional: Can Post-Violence Reconciliation Succeed? (pp. 98-148). New York/Geneva: Kofi Annan Foundation & Interpeace [Download Chapter, Download Complete Book].

Survivor-centred Trauma-informed Approach

O'Neill, S. & Hamber, B. (2018). The need for a victim and survivor-centred, trauma-informed approach: A Response to the Addressing the Legacy of Northern Ireland’s Past Consultation. INCORE, University of Ulster. Submitted online 5 October 2018 [Download]