Introduction

The greater stigma? Family visits to the condemned
Kandelia, S. and Hodgkinson, P. 2013. The greater stigma? Family visits to the condemned. in: Hodgkinson, P. (ed.) Capital punishment: new perspectives Farnham Ashgate. pp. 127-144

A critique of litigation and abolition strategies: a glass half empty
Akers, K.A. and Hodgkinson, P. 2013. A critique of litigation and abolition strategies: a glass half empty. in: Hodgkinson, P. (ed.) Capital punishment: new perspectives Ashgate.

Capital punishment: creating more victims?
Hodgkinson, P., Kandelia, S. and Reddy, R. 2009. Capital punishment: creating more victims? in: Loucks, N., Holt, S. and Adler, J. (ed.) Why we kill: understanding violence across cultures and disciplines Hendon Middlesex University Press. pp. 63-82

Capital punishment: a review and critique of abolition strategies
Hodgkinson, P., Kandelia, S. and Gyllensten, L. 2008. Capital punishment: a review and critique of abolition strategies. in: Yorke, J. (ed.) Against the death penalty: international initiatives and implications Ashgate. pp. 249-275

Preface
Hodgkinson, P. 2008. Preface. in: Fernandez, O. (ed.) Towards abolition of the death penalty in Uganda Kampala, Uganda Fountain Publishers.

Foreword
Hodgkinson, P. 2008. Foreword. in: Fernandez, O. (ed.) Towards abolition of the death penalty in Uganda Kampala, Uganda Fountain Publishers.

Capital punishment and mental health issues: global examples
Browne, M., Kandelia, S., Reddy, R. and Hodgkinson, P. 2006. Capital punishment and mental health issues: global examples. Saint Louis University Public Law Review. 25 (2), pp. 383-407.

The unintended, entirely foreseeable though perhaps unavoidable consequences of litigating the abolition of capital punishment
Hodgkinson, P. 2005. The unintended, entirely foreseeable though perhaps unavoidable consequences of litigating the abolition of capital punishment. Amicus Journal. 13, pp. 35-37.

Replacing capital punishment: an effective penal policy approach
Hodgkinson, P. 2005. Replacing capital punishment: an effective penal policy approach. in: Browne, M. and Kandelia, S. (ed.) Managing effective alternatives to capital punishment London, UK Centre for Capital Punishment Studies.

Capital punishment: the families of the homicide victim and the condemned
Hodgkinson, P. 2004. Capital punishment: the families of the homicide victim and the condemned. in: Death penalty: beyond abolition Strasbourg, France Council of Europe Publishing. pp. 37-63

Capital punishment: meeting the needs of the families of the homicide victim and the condemned
Hodgkinson, P. 2004. Capital punishment: meeting the needs of the families of the homicide victim and the condemned. in: Hodgkinson, P. and Schabas, W.A. (ed.) Capital punishment: strategies for abolition Cambridge, UK Cambridge University Press. pp. 332-358

Capital punishment: improve it or remove it?
Hodgkinson, P. 2004. Capital punishment: improve it or remove it? in: Hodgkinson, P. and Schabas, W.A. (ed.) Capital punishment: strategies for abolition Cambridge, UK Cambridge University Press. pp. 1-35

Alternatives to the death penalty: the UK experience
Hodgkinson, P. 2004. Alternatives to the death penalty: the UK experience. in: Death penalty: beyond abolition Strasbourg, France Council of Europe Publishing. pp. 159-190