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Kernan, M. A. (2015). Transforming identity through arts-informed, collaborative learning and reflection: case study of a Masters programme in innovation, creativity and leadership. In: J. C. Spender, G. Schiuma & V. Albino (Eds.), Culture, Innovation and Entrepreneurship: Connecting the knowledge dots. (pp. 2038-2047). Arts for Business Institute, University of Basilicata.. ISBN 9788896687079

Kernan, M.A. (2013). Routledge as a global publisher: A case study, 1980-2010. Publishing Research Quarterly, 29(1), pp. 52-72. doi: 10.1007/s12109-013-9304-9

Kernan, M.A. (2013). When is a Publishing Business Truly ‘Global’? An Analysis of a Routledge Case Study with Reference to Ohmae’s Theory of Globalization. Publishing Research Quarterly, 29(4), pp. 344-364. doi: 10.1007/s12109-013-9329-0

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Seago, K. (2005). Aspects of gender in translations of "Sleeping Beauty". Comparative Critical Studies, 2(1), pp. 23-43.

Seago, K. (2002). Constructing the Witch. In: I. M. Blayer & M. Sánchez (Eds.), Storytelling: Interdisciplinary and Intercultural Perspectives. (pp. 72-85). Peter Lang Publishing. ISBN 9780820451251

Seago, K. (1999). Let Sleeping Beauties Lie? On the difficulties of revisioning the tale. New Comparison, 27/28, pp. 98-117.

Seago, K. (1999). New Wine in Old Bottles?: Angela Carter’s Bloody Chamber of Revisioned Fairy Tales. Métaphore, 26, pp. 7-98.

Seago, K. (2001). Shifting Meanings: Translating Grimms’ Fairy Tales as Children’s Literature. In: L. Desblache (Ed.), Aspects of specialised translation. (pp. 171-180). La Maison Du Dictionnaire. ISBN 2856081657

Seago, K. (2003). What's in a title? A bibliographical study of the marketing of Grimms' fairy tales in English translation in the nineteenth century. New Comparison, A Journal of General and Comparative Literary Studies, 35/36, pp. 100-120.