Publications

Peer-reviewed Journal Articles

Hanlon, Mary, Martina Karels & Niamh Moore (2024). “Fashioning DIY digital archives: Unsettling academic research to centre garment workers’ voices.” International Journal of Fashion Studies 11: (B(l)ending Research Methods: Reimagining a Theoretical Turn in Fashion Scholarship): 183-194.

Karels, Martina, Mary Hanlon & Niamh Moore (2024). DIY academic archiving: Mischievous disruptions of a new counter-movement. Frontiers in Communication, 9. [open-access]

Vladimirova, K., C. E. Henninger, S. I. Alosaimi, T. Brydges, H. Choopani, M. Hanlon, S. Iran, H. McCormick and S. Zhou (2024). “Exploring the influence of social media on sustainable fashion consumption: A systematic literature review and future research agenda.” Journal of Global Fashion Marketing 15(2): 181-202. [open access]

Hanlon, Mary & Brydges, Taylor (2023). Fashion diplomacy: Canada’s shared role in supporting garment worker safety in Bangladesh. Canadian Political Science Review, 17:1, 116–132. [open access]

Brydges, Taylor, Claudia E. Henninger & Mary Hanlon (2022). Selling sustainability: Investigating how Swedish fashion brands communicate sustainability to consumers, Sustainability: Science, Practice and Policy, 18:1, 357-370. [open access]

Brydges, Taylor, Claudia E. Henninger, Eri Amasawa, Mary Hanlon & Celina Jones (2022). For Waste’s Sake: Stakeholder Mapping of Circular Economy Approaches to Address the Growing Issue of Clothing Textile Waste. International Journal of Sustainable Fashion & Textiles, 1: 175-99.

Moore, Niamh, Nikki Dunne, Martina Karels & Mary Hanlon (2021). Towards an Inventive Ethics of Carefull Risk: Unsettling Research Through DIY Academic Archiving, Australian Feminist Studies. [open access].

Brydges, Taylor, Monique Retamal & Mary Hanlon (2020). Will COVID-19 support the transition to a more sustainable fashion industry? Sustainability: Science, Practice and Policy 16: 298-308. [open access]

Brydges, Taylor & Mary Hanlon (2020). Garment worker rights and the fashion industry’s response to COVID-19. Dialogues in Human Geography. [open access]

Lamrad, Nadira & Mary Hanlon (2014). Untangling Fashion for Development. Fashion Theory: The Journal of Dress, Body & Culture 18: 601-632. [open access]

Book Chapters

Moore, Niamh, Nikki Dunne, Martina Karels & Mary Hanlon (2023). “Towards an Inventive Ethics of Carefull Risk: Unsettling Research Through DIY Academic Archiving” in Maryanne Dever edited New Feminist Research Ethics: Chapter 6.

Commentary

“Boxing week sales should remind us of garment workers’ fight for a living wage” (22 December 2023), with Taylor Brydges & Robert J Hanlon. Policy Options.

“The Case for Shared Responsibility During Black Friday” (24 November 2023), with Taylor Brydges. Fashion Revolution. 

“Canada must do more for responsible fashion and apparel” (21 March 2018). The Conversation.

Book Reviews

Hanlon, Mary (2015). Labor in the Global Digital Economy: The Cybertariat Comes of Age by Ursula Huws (review). Canadian Journal of Sociology 40 (4), 567-570.

Hanlon, Mary (2015). Last Nightshift in Savar: The Story of the Spectrum Sweater Factory Collapse by Doug Miller (review). Labour / Le Travail 75(1), 329-331.