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2019
The Reach of a Skirt in Southern Africa: Claims to Law and Custom in Protecting and Patrolling Relations of Gender and Sexuality Phillips, O. 2019. The Reach of a Skirt in Southern Africa: Claims to Law and Custom in Protecting and Patrolling Relations of Gender and Sexuality. in: Miller, Alice M. and Roseman, Mindy J. (ed.) Beyond Virtue and Vice: Rethinking Human Rights and Criminal Law Philadelphia, Pennsylvania University of Pennsylvania Press. pp. 134-157
2011
The 'perils' of sex and the panics of race: the dangers of interracial sex in colonial Southern Rhodesia Phillips, O. 2011. The 'perils' of sex and the panics of race: the dangers of interracial sex in colonial Southern Rhodesia. in: Tamale, S. (ed.) African sexualities: a reader Oxford Fahamu. pp. 101-115
2011
Teaching sexuality and law in Southern Africa: locating historical narratives and adopting appropriate conceptual frameworks Phillips, O. 2011. Teaching sexuality and law in Southern Africa: locating historical narratives and adopting appropriate conceptual frameworks. in: Tsanga, A. and Stewart, J.E. (ed.) Women and law: innovative approaches to teaching, research and analysis Weaver Press.
2011
Blackmail in Zimbabwe: troubling narratives of sexuality and rights Phillips, O. 2011. Blackmail in Zimbabwe: troubling narratives of sexuality and rights. in: Thoreson, R. and Cook, S. (ed.) Nowhere to turn: blackmail and extortion of LGBT people in Sub-Saharan Southern Africa New York International Gay and Lesbian Human Rights Commission. pp. 19-45
2006
Gender, justice and human rights in post-colonial Zimbabwe and South Africa Phillips, O. 2006. Gender, justice and human rights in post-colonial Zimbabwe and South Africa. in: Heidensohn, F. (ed.) Gender and justice: new concepts and approaches Cullompton, UK Willan Publishing. pp. 243-279
2005
Ten white men thirteen years later: the changing constitution of masculinities in South Africa, 1987-2000 Phillips, O. 2005. Ten white men thirteen years later: the changing constitution of masculinities in South Africa, 1987-2000. in: van Zyl, M. and Steyn, M. (ed.) Performing queer: shaping sexualities 1994-2004 Roggebaai, South Africa Kwela Books.
2004
The invisible presence of homosexuality: implications for HIV/AIDS and rights in Southern Africa Phillips, O. 2004. The invisible presence of homosexuality: implications for HIV/AIDS and rights in Southern Africa. in: Kalipeni, E., Craddock, S., Oppong, J. and Ghosh, J. (ed.) HIV and AIDS in Africa: beyond epidemiology Oxford, UK Blackwell Publishers. pp. 155-166
2002
Zimbabwean law and the production of a white man's disease Phillips, O. 2002. Zimbabwean law and the production of a white man's disease. in: Weeks, J., Holland, J. and Waites, M. (ed.) Sexualities and society: a reader Cambridge, UK Polity. pp. 162-173 Article
2009
Blackmail in Zimbabwe: troubling narratives of sexuality and human rights Phillips, O. 2009. Blackmail in Zimbabwe: troubling narratives of sexuality and human rights. International Journal of Human Rights. 13 (2/3), pp. 345-364. https://doi.org/10.1080/13642980902758192
2009
Hume, Kant and Kelsen Phillips, O. 2009. Hume, Kant and Kelsen. Student Law Review. 58, pp. 53-56.
2008
Playing politics with HIV Phillips, O. 2008. Playing politics with HIV. Public Service Review: International Development Online. 10.
2005
A brief introduction to the relationship between sexuality and rights Phillips, O. 2005. A brief introduction to the relationship between sexuality and rights. Georgia Journal of International and Comparative Law. 33 (2), pp. 451-466.
2005
Introduction to 'sexual movements and gendered boundaries: legal negotiations of the global and the local' Buss, D., Fletcher, R., Monk, D., Monro, S. and Phillips, O. 2005. Introduction to 'sexual movements and gendered boundaries: legal negotiations of the global and the local'. Social & Legal Studies. 14 (1), pp. 5-15.
2004
(Dis)Continuities of custom in Zimbabwe and South Africa: the implications for gendered and sexual rights Phillips, O. 2004. (Dis)Continuities of custom in Zimbabwe and South Africa: the implications for gendered and sexual rights. Health and Human Rights: an international journal. 7 (2), pp. 82-113.