Kilshaw, S. (forthcoming) Pregnancy and Miscarriage: The Role of Women in Qatar. London: I.B. Tauris. 

 

Gibbon, S. Kilshaw, S. and M. Sleeboom-Faulkner. 2018. Genomics and Genetic Medicine: Pathways to Global Health? Introduction to special issue of Anthropology and Medicine. 25(1): 1-10. 

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Kilshaw, S. 2018 (available online 2017) Qatari Intersections with Global Genetics Research and Discourse. Anthropology and Medicine. 25(1): 50-67. 

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Kilshaw, S. 2017. Birds, meat, and babies: The multiple realities of foetuses in Qatar. Anthropology and Medicine. 24(2): 189-204. http://dx.doi.org/10.1080/13648470.2017.1324617.

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Kilshaw, S. 2017. "How culture shapes perceptions of miscarriage". Sapiens. Last accessed January 4 2018. https://www.sapiens.org/body/miscarriage-united-kingdom-qatar/.

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Kilshaw, S., Omar, N., Major, S., Mohsen, M., El Taher, F., Al Tamimi, H., Sole, K., and D. Miller 2017. Causal explanations of miscarriage amongst Qataris. BMC Pregnancy and Childbirth. 17(250): 1-12.

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Kilshaw, S., Miller, D. Al Tamimi, H., El-Taher, F., Mohsen, M., Omar, N., Major, S. and K. Sole. 2016. Calm

vessels: Cultural expectations of Pregnant Women in Qatar. Anthropology of the Middle East.11(2): 39-59.

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2015. Kilshaw, S., T. Al Raisi, F. Alshaban. Arranging marriage; negotiating risk: Genetics and society in Qatar. Anthropology & Medicine 22(1).

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2014. Kilshaw, S. Paternity Poisoned: The impact of war syndromes on fatherhood. In Inhorn, M. and W. Chavkin (eds.) Globalized Fatherhood: Emergent Forms and Possibilities in the New Millennium. Oxford: Berghahn.

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2014. Toxic soldiers: Chemicals and the bodies of soldiers. In Fleming, J. and A. Johnhson (eds). Toxic Airs: Chemical and Environmental Histories of the Atmosphere.  Pittsburgh: University of Pittsburgh Press.

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2013. Kilshaw, S. Ethics in studying contested illness. In McClancy, J. (ed). Ethics in the Field. Oxford: Berghahn.

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2009. Kilshaw, S. Impotent Warriors: Gulf War Syndrome, Vulnerability and Masculinity Oxford: Berghahn.

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2009. Kilshaw, S. Obligations to Veteran Informants: Contentious Research and Stakeholder Engagement. Anthropology News 50(5): 28-9.

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2008. Kilshaw, S. Gulf War Syndrome: A reaction to psychiatry’s invasion of the military? Culture, Medicine and Psychiatry 32(2).

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2007. Kilshaw, S. Toxic emissions: The role of semen in Gulf War Syndrome illness narratives. Anthropology and Medicine 14(3): 251-258

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2007. Kilshaw, S. Is GWS about more than the Gulf War? An anthropological approach to the illness” In Lee, H. and Jones, E. (eds). War and Health: Lessons from the Gulf War. Chichester: John Wiley & Sons.

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2006. Kilshaw, S. On being a Gulf veteran: an anthropological perspective. Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society B. 361 (1468): 697-706.

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2004. Kilshaw, S. Friendly Fire: The Construction of Gulf War Syndrome Narratives. Anthropology and Medicine 11 (2): 149-160.

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2004. Kilshaw, S. Gulf War Syndrome. Psychiatry. 3(8): 17-20.