Publications

My portfolio of around 170 publications ranges from peer-review publications, books and conference posters to industry reports and magazine articles. I could slice and dice them many ways from type of publication through to the scientific approach. Some are philosophical think pieces written without any empirical data and published in social sciences and humanities outlets. Others are more experimental and published in psychology, human factors and veterinary journals, based on primary data. Many are mixed-methods papers combining qualitative and qualitative methods/data.

My average cites/paper for 2011-17 is 4.9, compared with the global average of 3.2 for papers in Anthropology (FOR 1601). My h-index is 13 (from 74 documents in Scopus), compared with the average of 8.75 for the 8 full Professors in cultural anthropology from the 3 universities that ranked highest in Anthropology (FOR 1601) for ERA 2015.

Books

  1. Lynda Birke, Kirrilly Thompson: (Un)Stable Relations: Horses, humans and social agency. 12/2017; Taylor & Francis Ltd (Routledge)., ISBN: 9781138939356, DOI:10.4324/9781315675053
  2. Miriam Adelman, Kirrilly Thompson: Equestrian Cultures in Global and Local Contexts. 06/2017; Springer Press., ISBN: 978-3-319-55886-8, DOI:10.1007/978-3-319-55886-8
  3. Sarah Blunden, Kirrilly Thompson: Boss of My Sleep Book. e-book 01/2014; .

Chapters

  1. Thompson, Kirrilly. “Dressage Dilemmas: Ethics Where Sport and Art Collide.” Equine Cultures in Transition: Ethical Questions. Eds. Bornemark, Jonna, Petra Andersson and Ulla Ekström von Essen: Routledge, 2019.
  2. Elisha Vlaholias-West, Kirrilly Thompson, Keri Chiveralls, Drew Dawson: The Ethics of Food Charity. Encyclopedia of Food and Agricultural Ethics, second edited by P. B. Thompson, D Kaplan, 01/2018; Springer., DOI:10.1007/978-94-007-6167-4_639-1
  3. Miriam Adelman, Kirrilly Thompson: Introduction to Equestrian Cultures in Global and Local Contexts. Equestrian Cultures in Global and Local Contexts, Edited by Miriam Adelman, Kirrilly Thompson, 06/2017: pages 1-14; Springer Press., DOI:10.1007/978-3-319-55886-8_1
  4. Kirrilly Thompson, Miriam Adelman: Afterword: Formalising Equestrian Social Science. Equestrian Cultures in Global and Local Contexts, Edited by Miriam Adelman, Kirrilly Thompson, 06/2017: pages 267-278; Springer Press., DOI:10.1007/978-3-319-55886-8_14
  5. Kirrilly Thompson: Global Equestrian Trends in Local Context: Where Are All the Women in Doma Vaquera Competitions in Southern Spain?. Equestrian Cultures in Global and Local Contexts, Edited by Miriam Adelman, Kirrilly Thompson, 06/2017: pages 65-79; Springer Press., DOI:10.1007/978-3-319-55886-8_4
  6. Kirrilly Thompson: Emotional actors/Affective agents : Interspecies edgework and sociotechnical networks in the Spanish bullfight from horseback (rejoneo). Emotions, Senses, Spaces: Ethnographic Engagements and Intersections, Edited by Susan R. Hemer, Alison Dundon, 09/2016: chapter 5: pages 67-90; University of Adelaide Press., ISBN: 978-1-925261-27-1, DOI:10.20851/emotions-05
  7. Mavrakis V, Ward PR, Thompson K, Coveney J: Food Waste. The SAGE Encyclopaedia of Food Issues, Edited by Albala K, 06/2015; SAGE Publications., ISBN: 9781452243016
  8. Kirrilly Thompson, Lynda Birke: The horse has got to want to help: Human-animal habituses and networks in amateur show jumping. Sport, Animals, and Society, Edited by James Gillett, Michelle Gilbert, 01/2014: chapter The horse has got to want to help: Human-animal habituses and networks in amateur show jumping: pages 69-84; Routledge.
  9. Kirrilly Thompson: Cojones and Rejones: Multiple Ways of Experiencing, Expressing and Interpreting Gender in the Spanish Mounted Bullfight (Rejoneo). Gender and Equestrian Sport, Edited by Miriam Adelman, Jorge Knijnik, 05/2013: chapter 8; Springer., DOI:10.1007/978-94-007-6824-6_8
  10. Kirrilly Thompson, Miriam Adelman: Epilogue: A Research Agenda for Putting Gender Through Its Paces. Gender and Equestrian Sport, Edited by Miriam Adelman, JOrge Knijnik, 05/2013: chapter 12; Springer., DOI:10.1007/978-94-007-6824-6_12
  11. Lynette Browning, Kirrilly Thompson, Drew Dawson: Women leading research in Australian universities: are we there yet?. Ngā reo mō te tika: Voices for equity, Edited by C Jenkin, 01/2013; 
  12. Kirrilly Thompson: Qualitative Research Rules – Using Qualitative and Ethnographic Methods to Access the Human Dimensions of Technology. A Practical Guide to Evaluating the Human Factors Issues of New Rail Technologies, Edited by Chris Bearman, Anjum Naweed, Jill Dorrian, Jan Rose, Drew Dawson, 01/2013: chapter 5: pages 75-110; Ashgate., DOI:10.1201/9781315581217-5
  13. Kirrilly Thompson: Bloodlust: In the blood of bulls, horses and bullfighters. Blood, Edited by Suzanne Boccaqlatte, Meredith Jones, 01/2012: pages 14-16; Boccalatte Pty Ltd.
  14. sandra davison, Kirrilly Thompson, Drew Dawson, Anne Sharp: Reducing Wasteful Household Behaviours: Contributions from Psychology and Implications for Intervention Design. onsumption, Zero Waste and Sustainable Design, Edited by Steffen Lehmann, robert crocker, 01/2011: pages 67-88; , DOI:10.4324/9780203146057
  15. Kirrilly Thompson: Theorising Rider-Horse Relations: An ethnographic illustration of the centaur metaphor in the Spanish bullfight. Theorising Animals, Edited by Nicola Taylor, Tania Signal, 01/2011: pages 221-253; Brill.
  16. Christian John Reynolds, John Boland, Kirrilly Thompson, Drew Dawson: An introduction to the waste input-output model: a methodology to evaluate sustainable behaviour around (food) waste?. Creating sustainable communities in a changing world, Edited by Philip E J Roteman, 01/2011: chapter 8: pages 77-85; Crawford House Publishing., ISBN: 9781863333351
  17. Kirrilly Thompson: Le voyage du centaure: la monte à la lance en espagne (xive-xxie siècles). À cheval! Écuyers, amazones & cavaliers du XIVe au XXIe siècle, 01/2007: pages 195-209; Association pour l’Académie d’Art Équestre de Versailles.
  18. Kirrilly Thompson: La Marismeña Australiana. Horse Dreams: The Meaning Of Horses In Women’s Lives, Edited by Jan Fook, Renate Klein, Susan Hawthorne, 01/2004: chapter Section I, Chapter 16.; Spinifex Press.

Journal articles

  1. Kirrilly Rebecca Thompson, Larissa Clarkson: How owners determine if the social and behavioral needs of their horses are being met: Findings from an Australian online survey. Journal of Veterinary Behavior Clinical Applications and Research 12/2018;, DOI:10.1016/j.jveb.2018.12.001
  2. Barbara Padalino, Chris W Rogers, Danielle Guiver, Kirrilly Rebecca Thompson, Christopher Bruce Riley: A survey on human factors associated with transport related injuries in horses. 11/2018; 5., DOI:10.3389/fvets.2018.00294
  3. Kirrilly Rebecca Thompson: Six Ways to Improve Your Horse’s Natural Disaster Resilience. 
  4. Lisel A. O’Dwyer, Kirrilly Rebecca Thompson: Attachment, Bushfire Preparedness, Planning, and Response among Animal Guardians: A South Australian Case Study. PLoS Currents 08/2018;, DOI:10.1371/currents.dis.f659ce48594ea47f5a20de03e9dfa43a
  5. Kirrilly Rebecca Thompson: Helmets: 20 (More) Reasons to Put a Lid on It. 
  6. Kirrilly Rebecca Thompson: Facing disasters together: how keeping animals safe benefits humans before, during and after natural disasters. Revue scientifique et technique (International Office of Epizootics) 05/2018; 37(1)., DOI:10.20506/rst.37.1.2753
  7. Kirrilly Thompson, Lisel O’Dwyer, Holly Bowen, Bradley Smith: One Dog, but Which Dog? How Researchers Guide Participants to Select Dogs in Surveys of Human–Dog Relationships. Anthrozoos A Multidisciplinary Journal of The Interactions of People & Animals 03/2018; 31(2):195-210., DOI:10.1080/08927936.2018.1434057
  8. Kirrilly Thompson, Larissa Clarkson, Melissa Rebbeck: Too hot to trot? How horse owners in Australia have responded to major weather events. Rural Society 02/2018;, DOI:10.1080/10371656.2018.1441854
  9. Kirrilly R. Thompson, Larissa Clarkson, Christopher B. Riley, Mariette van den Berg: Horse Husbandry and Preventive Health Practices in Australia: An Online Survey of Horse Guardians. Journal of Applied Animal Welfare Science 02/2018; 21(4):1-15., DOI:10.1080/10888705.2018.1428099
  10. Kirrilly R. Thompson, Laura Haigh, Bradley P. Smith: Corrigendum to “Planned and ultimate actions of horse owners facing a bushfire threat: Implications for natural disaster preparedness and survivability” [J. Mar. Pet. Geol. 27 (2017) 490–498]. International Journal of Disaster Risk Reduction 02/2018; 28., DOI:10.1016/j.ijdrr.2018.01.016
  11. Kirrilly Rebecca Thompson, Laura Haigh: Perceptions of Equitation Science revealed in an online forum: Improving equine health and welfare by communicating science to equestrians and equestrians to scientists. Journal of Veterinary Behavior Clinical Applications and Research 02/2018; 25., DOI:10.1016/j.jveb.2018.02.002
  12. Joshua Trigg, Kirrilly Rebecca Thompson, Bradley Philip Smith, Pauleen C Bennett: Archetyping relationships with companion animals to understand disaster risk-taking propensity. Journal of Risk Research 11/2017;, DOI:10.1080/13669877.2017.1405458
  13. Kirrilly R. Thompson, Laura Haigh, Bradley P. Smith: Planned and ultimate actions of horse owners facing a bushfire threat: Implications for natural disaster preparedness and survivability. International Journal of Disaster Risk Reduction 11/2017;, DOI:10.1016/j.ijdrr.2017.11.013
  14. Kr Thompson, L Clarkson, Cb Riley, M Van Den Berg: Horse-keeping practices in Australia: findings from a national online survey of horse owners. Australian Veterinary Journal 11/2017; 95(11):437-443., DOI:10.1111/avj.12639
  15. Kirrilly Rebecca Thompson, Lyn Browning, Drew Dawson: Researchers need more than a PhD. 
  16. Kirrilly Thompson, Laura Haigh: Representations of Food Waste in Reality Food Television: An Exploratory Analysis of Ramsay’s Kitchen Nightmares. Sustainability 06/2017; 9(7):1139., DOI:10.3390/su9071139
  17. Bradley P Smith, Peta C Hazelton, Kirrilly R Thompson, Joshua L Trigg, Hayley C Etherton, Sarah L Blunden: A Multispecies Approach to Co-Sleeping: Integrating Human-Animal Co-Sleeping Practices into Our Understanding of Human Sleep. Human Nature 06/2017; 28(4)., DOI:10.1007/s12110-017-9290-2
  18. Lynette Browning, Kirrilly Thompson, Drew Dawson: From early career researcher to research leader: survival of the fittest?. Journal of Higher Education Policy and Management 03/2017;, DOI:10.1080/1360080X.2017.1330814
  19. Lily Hirsch, Kirrilly Thompson, Danielle Every: Frustrations, Fights, and Friendships: The Physical, Emotional, and Behavioural Effects of High- Density Crowding on Mumbai’s Suburban Rail Passengers. Qualitative Report 02/2017; 22(2).
  20. Joshua Trigg, Bradley Smith, Pauleen Bennett, Kirrilly Thompson: Developing a Scale to Understand Willingness to Sacrifice Personal Safety for Companion Animals: The Pet-Owner Risk Propensity Scale (PORPS). International Journal of Disaster Risk Reduction 12/2016; 21., DOI:10.1016/j.ijdrr.2016.12.004
  21. Christopher B. Riley, Belinda R. Noble, Janis Bridges, Susan J. Hazel, Kirrilly Thompson: Horse Injury during Non-Commercial Transport: Findings from Researcher-Assisted Intercept Surveys at Southeastern Australian Equestrian Events. Animals 10/2016; 6(11):65., DOI:10.3390/ani6110065
  22. Joshua Trigg, Kirrilly Thompson, Bradley Smith, Pauleen Bennett: A Moveable Beast: Subjective Influence of Human-Animal Relationships on Risk Perception, and Risk Behaviour during Bushfire Threat. Qualitative Report 10/2016; 21(10):1881-1903.
  23. Lynette Browning, Kirrilly Thompson, Drew Dawson: It takes a village to raise an ECR: Organisational strategies for building successful academic research careers. 10/2016; 7(2):192-197., DOI:10.1108/IJRD-11-2015-0031
  24. Kirrilly Thompson, Joshua Trigg, Bradley Smith: Animal Ownership Among Vulnerable Populations in Regional South Australia: Implications for Natural Disaster Preparedness and Resilience. Journal of public health management and practice: JPHMP 09/2016; 23(1):1., DOI:10.1097/PHH.0000000000000416
  25. Sarah Blunden, Tessa Benveniste, Kirrilly Thompson: Putting Children’s Sleep Problems to Bed: Using Behavior Change Theory to Increase the Success of Children’s Sleep Education Programs and Contribute to Healthy Development. Children 07/2016; 3(3):11., DOI:10.3390/children3030011
  26. Danielle Every, Clemence Due, Kirrilly Thompson, Gillian Ryan: Conflicting Perspectives on Nonhuman Animal Rescues in Natural Disasters. Society and Animals 06/2016; 24(4)., DOI:10.1163/15685306-12341417
  27. Meredith Chapman, Kirrilly Thompson: Preventing and Investigating Horse-Related Human Injury and Fatality in Work and Non-Work Equestrian Environments: A Consideration of the Workplace Health and Safety Framework. Animals 05/2016; 6(5):33., DOI:10.3390/ani6050033
  28. Kirrilly Thompson, Larissa Clarkson: Views on equine-related research in Australia from the Australian equestrian community: Perceived outputs and benefits. Australian Veterinary Journal 03/2016; 94(4):89-95., DOI:10.1111/avj.12420
  29. Kirrilly Thompson, Larissa Clarkson: Issues faced by horse owners in Australia: Implications for vet-client communication. 
  30. Kirrilly Thompson, Danielle Every: All Creatures Great and Small: Improving disaster resilience through pets. 
  31. Joshua Trigg, Kirrilly Thompson, Bradley Smith, Pauleen Bennett: Exploring Risk Propensity through Pet-Attachment Diversity in Natural Hazard Contexts.
  32. Joshua Trigg, Kirrilly Thompson, Bradley Smith, Pauleen Bennett: An Animal Just Like Me: The Importance of Preserving the Identities of Companion-Animal Owners in Disaster Contexts. Social and Personality Psychology Compass 01/2016; 10(1):26-40., DOI:10.1111/spc3.12233
  33. Lily Hirsch, Kirrilly Thompson, Verna Blewett, Danielle Every: Death on the lifeline: The perceptions of Mumbai’s commuters to high-density-related risk. Security Journal 12/2015; 29(1)., DOI:10.1057/sj.2015.45
  34. Drew Dawson, Courtney Cleggett, Kirrilly Thompson, Matthew J.W. Thomas: Fatigue proofing: The role of protective behaviours in mediating fatigue-related risk in a defence aviation environment. Accident; analysis and prevention 11/2015; 99(Pt B)., DOI:10.1016/j.aap.2015.10.011
  35. Christopher B Riley, Jessica R Liddiard, Kirrilly Thompson: A Cross-Sectional Study of Horse-Related Injuries in Veterinary and Animal Science Students at an Australian University. Animals 09/2015; 2015(5):951-964., DOI:10.3390/ani5040392
  36. Drew Dawson, Katherine Mayger, Matthew J.W. Thomas, Kirrilly Thompson: Fatigue risk management by volunteer fire-fighters: Use of informal strategies to augment formal policy. Accident; analysis and prevention 08/2015; 84:92-98., DOI:10.1016/j.aap.2015.06.008
  37. Kirrilly Thompson: Inroads into Equestrian Safety: Rider-Reported Factors Contributing to Horse-Related Accidents and Near Misses on Australian Roads. Animals 07/2015; 5(3):592-609., DOI:10.3390/ani5030374
  38. Laura Haigh, Kirrilly Thompson: Helmet Use Amongst Equestrians: Harnessing Social and Attitudinal Factors Revealed in Online Forums. Animals 07/2015; 5(3):576-591., DOI:10.3390/ani5030373
  39. Kirrilly Thompson, Paul McGreevy, Phil McManus: A Critical Review of Horse-Related Risk: A Research Agenda for Safer Mounts, Riders and Equestrian Cultures. Animals 07/2015; 5(3):561-575., DOI:10.3390/ani5030372
  40. Danielle Every, Kayleigh Smith, Bradley Smith, Joshua Trigg, Kirrilly Thompson: How can a donkey fly on the plane? The benefits and limits of animal therapy with refugees. Clinical Psychologist 07/2015;, DOI:10.1111/cp.12071
  41. Kirrilly Thompson, Lisel O ‘dwyer, Anne Sharp, Bradley Smith, Christian John Reynolds, Tegan Hadley, Susan Hazel: What’s in a Dog’s Breakfast? Considering the Social, Veterinary and Environmental Implications of Feeding Food Scraps to Pets Using Three Australian Surveys. Sustainability 07/2015; 2015(7):7195-7213., DOI:10.3390/su7067195
  42. Elisha Vlaholias, Kirrilly Thompson, Danielle Every, Drew Dawson: Charity Starts … at Work? Conceptual Foundations for Research with Businesses that Donate to Food Redistribution Organisations. Sustainability 06/2015; 2015(7):7997-8021., DOI:10.3390/su7067997
  43. Joshua Trigg, Kirrilly Thompson, Bradley Smith, Pauleen Bennett: Engaging pet owners in disaster risk and preparedness communications: Simplifying complex human-animal relations with archetypes. Environmental Hazards 05/2015; 14(3):1-16., DOI:10.1080/17477891.2015.1047731
  44. Valerie Jean O’Keeffe, Kirrilly Rebecca Thompson, Michelle Rae Tuckey, Verna Lesley Blewett: Putting Safety in the Frame: Nurses’ Sensemaking at Work. 05/2015; 2:1-12., DOI:10.1177/2333393615592390
  45. Joshua Trigg, Bradley Smith, Kirrilly Thompson: Does emotional closeness to pets motivate their inclusion in bushfire survival plans? Implications for emergency communicators. Australian Journal of Emergency Management 05/2015; 30(2):2015.
  46. Kirrilly Thompson, MaryAnne Leighton, Christopher Riley: Helping hands, hurting hooves: Towards a multidisciplinary paradigm of large animal rescue. Australian Journal of Emergency Management 05/2015; 30(2).
  47. Kirrilly Thompson: For pet’s sake, save yourself! Motivating emergency and disaster preparedness through relations of animal guardianship. Australian Journal of Emergency Management 05/2015; 30(2).
  48. Melanie Taylor, Megan McCarthy, Penelope Burns, Kirrilly Thompson, Bradley Smith, Greg Eustace: The challenges of managing animals and their owners in disasters: Perspectives of Australian response organisations and stakeholders. Australian Journal of Emergency Management 05/2015; 30(2).
  49. Bradley Smith, Melanie Taylor, Kirrilly Thompson: Risk perception, preparedness and response of livestock producers to bushfires: A South Australian case study. Australian Journal of Emergency Management 04/2015; 30(2).
  50. bradley smith, kirrilly thompson, mel taylor: What’s the Big Deal? Responder Experiences of Large Animal Rescue in Australia. PLoS Currents 01/2015; 1., DOI:10.1371/currents.dis.71d34082943fa239dbfbf9597232c8a5
  51. Kirrilly Thompson: Living with Herds: Human-Animal Coexistence in Mongolia. The Asia Pacific Journal of Anthropology 01/2015; 16(1):88-90., DOI:10.1080/14442213.2014.927814
  52. Bradley Smith, Kirrilly Thompson, Larissa Clarkson, Drew Dawson: The Prevalence and Implications of Human–Animal Co-Sleeping in an Australian Sample. Anthrozoos A Multidisciplinary Journal of The Interactions of People & Animals 12/2014; 27(4)., DOI:10.2752/089279314X14072268687880
  53. Lynette Browning, Kirrilly Thompson, Drew Dawson: Developing future research leaders. International Journal of Product Development 11/2014; 5(2):123-134., DOI:10.1108/IJRD-08-2014-0019
  54. Christian J Reynolds, Vicki Mavrakis, Sandra Davison, Stine B Høj, Elisha Vlaholias, Anne Sharp, Kirrilly Thompson, Paul Ward, John Coveney, Julia Piantadosi, John Boland, Drew Dawson: Estimating informal household food waste in developed countries: The case of Australia. Waste Management & Research 09/2014; 32(12)., DOI:10.1177/0734242X14549797
  55. Lily Hirsch, Kirrilly Thompson: Tarzan travellers: Australian rail passenger perspectives of the design of handholds in carriages. 
  56. Kirrilly Thompson: What does mounted bullfighting have to do with it? Human-animal relations and a mythology for the anthropocene in the art of Patricia Picinnini. 
  57. Kirrilly Thompson, Danielle Every, Sophia Rainbird, Victoria Cornell, Bradley Smith, Joshua Trigg:No Pet or Their Person Left Behind: Increasing the Disaster Resilience of Vulnerable Groups through Animal Attachment, Activities and Networks. Animals 06/2014; 4(2):214-240., DOI:10.3390/ani4020214
  58. Clemence Due, Kirrilly Thompson, Danielle Every: ‘An Image of Hope in a Week of Despair’: Representations of Sam the Koala in the Australian Mainstream News Media. Media International Australia incorporating Culture and Policy 05/2014; 151(May):47-55., DOI:10.1177/1329878X1415100107
  59. Bradley Smith, Kirrilly Thompson: Should We Let Sleeping Dogs Lie… With Us? Synthesizing the Literature and Setting the Agenda for Research on Human-animal Co-sleeping Practices. 
  60. Danielle Every, kirrilly thompson: Disaster Resilience: Can the Homeless Afford It?. Australian Journal of Emergency Management 01/2014; 29(3).
  61. Lily HIrsch, danielle every, Kirrilly Thompson: From Computer to Commuter: Considerations for the Use of Social Networking Sites for Participant Recruitment. Qualitative Report 01/2014; 19.
  62. Kirrilly Thompson, Chanel Nesci: Over-riding concerns: Developing safe relations in the high-risk interspecies sport of eventing. International Review for the Sociology of Sport 01/2014;, DOI:10.1177/1012690213513266
  63. Lynette Browning, Kirrilly Thompson, Drew Dawson: Developing future research leaders: designing early career researcher programmes to enhance track record. 
  64. Kirrilly Thompson: From Initiate to Insider: Renegotiating Workplace Roles and Relations Using Staged Humorous Events. Organization Management Journal 06/2013; 10(2):122-138., DOI:10.1080/15416518.2013.801746
  65. Danielle Every, Steve Whetton, Sophia Rainbird, S. Abdul-Halim, Nicholas Procter, Bianca Sebben, Kirrilly Thompson: The social and economic impacts of immigration detention facilities A South Australian case study. The Australian journal of social issues 06/2013; 48(2):173-196., DOI:10.1002/j.1839-4655.2013.tb00277.x
  66. Danielle Every, Kirrilly Thompson, Steve Whetton, Sophia Rainbird, Suraya Abdul-Halim, Nicholas Procter, Bianca Sebben: ‘We’re so lucky’: Meeting challenges to deliver benefits to children in immigration detention. Race Ethnicity and Education 04/2013; 41(2)., DOI:10.1007/s13384-013-0134-8
  67. Lynda Birke, Tora Holmberg, Kirrilly Thompson: Stories of Animal Passports: Tracing Disease, Movements, and Identities. 
  68. Kirrilly Thompson: Save me, same my dog: Increasing natural disaster preparedness and survival by addressing human-animal relationships.
  69. Kirrilly Thompson, Naomi Offler, Lily Hirsch, Matthew J. Thomas, Drew Dawson: From broken windows to a renovated research agenda: A review of the literature on vandalism and graffiti in the rail industry. Transportation Research Part A Policy and Practice 10/2012; 46(8)., DOI:10.1016/j.tra.2012.04.002
  70. Sue Nichols, Kirrilly Thompson, Sarah Blunden: Advising the Alien: Investigating Young Children’s Learning of Dog Safety Messages. 09/2012; 37(03)., DOI:10.1017/cha.2012.30
  71. Emily Brindal, Gilly Hendrie, Kirrilly Thompson, Sarah Blunden: How do Australian junior primary school children perceive the concepts of “healthy” and “unhealthy”?. Health Education 08/2012; 112(5):406-420., DOI:10.1108/09654281211253425
  72. Kirrilly Thompson, Lily Hirsch, Simone Mueller Loose, Vinathe Sharma-Brymer, Sophia Rainbird, Kirsteen Titchener, Matthew Thomas, Drew Dawson: Riding a mile in their shoes: Understanding Australian metropolitan rail passenger perceptions and experiences of crowdedness using mixed-methods research. Road and Transport Research 06/2012; 21(2-2):46.
  73. Kirrilly Thompson: Classy Performances: The Performance of Class in the Andalusian Bullfight from Horseback (Rejoneo). Journal of Spanish Cultural Studies 06/2012; 13(2):167-88., DOI:10.1080/14636204.2012.745322
  74. Tessa Benveniste, Sarah Blunden, Kirrilly Thompson: With Age Comes Knowledge? Sleep Knowledge in Australian Children. 
  75. Christian John Reynolds, Kirrilly Thompson, John Boland, Drew  Dawson: Climate Change on the Menu?: A Retrospective Look at the Development of South Australian Municipal Food Waste Policy. 01/2012; 3(3)., DOI:10.18848/1835-7156/CGP/v03i03/37125
  76. Kirrilly Thompson, Catherine Palmer, Melissa Raven: Drinkers, non-drinkers and deferrers: Reconsidering the beer/footy couplet amongst Australian Rules football fans. The Australian Journal of Anthropology 12/2011; 22(23):388-408., DOI:10.1111/j.1757-6547.2011.00152.x
  77. Kirrilly Thompson, Sarah Blunden, Emily Brindal, Gilly Hendrie: When food is neither good nor bad: Children’s evaluations of transformed and combined food products. Journal of Child Health Care 12/2011; 15(4):261-71., DOI:10.1177/1367493511414449
  78. Sarah L Blunden, Kirrilly R Thompson, Drew Dawson: Behavioural sleep treatments and night time crying in infants: Challenging the status quo. Sleep Medicine Reviews 02/2011; 15(5):327-34., DOI:10.1016/j.smrv.2010.11.002
  79. K Thompson, L Hirsch, Simone Mueller, V Sharma-Brymer, S Rainbird, K Titchener, M Thomas, D Dawson: A socio-economic study of platform and carriage crowding in the Australian metropolitan railway industry. 
  80. Lynette Browning, Kirrilly Thompson, Drew Dawson: Developing the next generation of research leaders: understanding the path to shaping the future. 
  81. Valerie O’Keeffe, Kirrilly Thompson, Verna Blewett: Perceptions of safety information in nurses’ understanding of manual handling: Preliminary findings. 
  82. Kirrilly Thompson: Narratives of Tradition. Social Science History 12/2010; 34(04):523-561., DOI:10.1017/S0145553200011421
  83. Kirrilly Thompson: Binaries, Boundaries and Bullfighting: Multiple and Alternative Human-Animal Relations in the Spanish Mounted Bullfight. Anthrozoos A Multidisciplinary Journal of The Interactions of People & Animals 12/2010; 23(4):317-336., DOI:10.2752/175303710X12750451259291
  84. Kirrilly Thompson: Because looks can be deceiving: Media alarm and the sexualisation of childhood – do we know what we mean?. Journal of Gender Studies 12/2010; 19(4-4):395-400., DOI:10.1080/09589236.2010.533492
  85. Kirrilly Thompson: Narratives of Tradition: The Invention of Mounted Bullfighting as “the Newest but Also the Oldest”. Social Science History 11/2010; 34(4):523-561., DOI:10.2307/40927627
  86. sophia rainbird, kirrilly thompson, drew dawson: The impact of organisational culture on fatigue management: The case of camaraderie amongst metropolitan train drivers. 
  87. Catherine Palmer, Kirrilly Thompson: Everyday risks and professional dilemmas: Fieldwork with alcohol-based (sporting) subcultures. Qualitative Research 08/2010; 10(4):421-440., DOI:10.1177/1468794110366800
  88. Kirrilly Thompson, sophia rainbird, drew dawson: “The nature of the beast”: Metropolitan train drivers’ experience, perception and recognition of fatigue. 
  89. Catherine Palmer, Kirrilly Thompson: The paradoxes of football spectatorship: On-field and online expressions of social capital among the “Grog Squad”. Sociology of sport journal 06/2007; 24(2)., DOI:10.1123/ssj.24.2.187

Papers in conference proceedings

  1. Kirrilly Thompson, Julie Fiedler: How do horse guardians respond to bushfire threat? Lessons learnt from Five South Australian Fires. BRITISH ANIMAL RESCUE AND TRAUMA CARE ASSOCIATION INTERNATIONAL CONGRESS 2015, NH Hotel, Prague; 12/2015
  2. Kirrilly Thompson: The Humans of Large Animal Rescue. British Animal Rescue and Trauma Association Conference, Prague; 12/2015
  3. Elisha Vlaholias, Kirrilly Thompson, Danielle Every, Drew Dawson: Reducing food waste through charity: Exploring the giving and receiving of redistributed food. Envisioning a Future without Food Waste and Food Poverty Conference: Societal Challenges, Bilbao, Spain; 11/2015, DOI:10.3920/978-90-8686-820-9_33
  4. Lily Hirsch, Kirrilly Thompson: Clutching at holds: Railway carriage design and passenger placement decisions in Mumbai, India. 19th Triennial International Ergonomics Association Conference, Melbourne, Australia; 08/2015
  5. Kirrilly Thompson, Laura Haigh: Resisting transitions or being forced into a frame? How the new paradigm of equitation science is understood, advocated and resisted. 11th International Conference International Society for Equitation Science, University of British Columbia, Vancouver, Canada; 08/2015
  6. Kirrilly Thompson, Laura Haigh, Bradley Smith, Joshua Trigg: How do horse guardians respond to bushfire threat? Compliance with pre-emptive relocation advice in South Australia. International Society for Anthrozoology (ISAZ), Saratoga Springs, New York; 07/2015
  7. Kirrilly Thompson: Hat hair, or why people don’t do what we want them to do. WHO DO YOU STAY SAFE FOR? Horse SA free workshop for Small to Medium Business Enterprises, Hahndorf Community Hall, South Australia; 05/2015
  8. Kirrilly Thompson: Perception of risk & research updates. National Equine Safety Conference, Morphettville Racecourse, South Australia; 10/2014
  9. Kirrilly Thompson, Julie Fiedler, Anthony Hatch, Mary-Anne Leighton, Christopher Riley: LARGE ANIMAL EMERGENCY RESCUE AFTER DISASTERS: KEEPING RESPONDERS AND ANIMALS SAFE. AFAC, Wellington; 09/2014, DOI:10.13140/2.1.4853.9521
  10. M Taylor, G Eustace, B Smith, K Thompson, R Westcott, P Burns: MANAGING ANIMALS IN DISASTERS (MAID): THE EXPERIENCES OF EMERGENCY SERVICES PERSONNEL IN SUPPORTING ANIMALS AND THEIR OWNERS IN DISASTERS. AFAC and BNHCRC conference: After disaster strikes: Learning from adversity, Wellington; 08/2014, DOI:10.13140/2.1.2222.3682
  11. Lily Hirsch, kirrilly thompson: Crowded House: Australian and Indian carriage handholds and passenger placement decisions.. World Congress on Railway Research, Sydney, Australia; 11/2013
  12. Lily Hirsch, Kirrilly Thompson: Inside the Meter Square: Finding Comfort in the Crowd on Mumbai’s Local Trains.. Institute of Australian Geographers, Perth, Australia, July 1-4., Perth, Australia; 07/2013
  13. Christian John Reynolds, John Boland, Kirrilly Thompson, Drew Dawson: The creation of a dual Waste and Multi Regional Input-Output model for Australian conditions. 20th IIOA Conference in Bratislava, Slovakia, June 24-29, 2012; 01/2012
  14. Lily Hirsch, Kirrilly Thompson: I can sit but I’d rather stand: Commuter’s experience of crowdedness and fellow passenger behaviour in carriages on Australian metropolitan trains. ATRF 2011 – 34th Australasian Transport Research Forum; 01/2011

Technical reports

  1. Joshua Trigg, Sophia Rainbird, Kirrilly Thompson, Chris Bearman, Lyndsey Wright, Jim McLennan: Capturing Community Experiences: South Australian Bushfires January 2014. (Bushfire and Natural Hazards CRC). 
  2. Kirrilly Thompson, Danielle Every, Victoria Cornell, Sophia Rainbird, Brad Smith, Joshua Trigg: Animal Attachment and Disaster Resilience in Vulnerable Communities in Australia: A Literature Review. Affiliation: World Society for the Protection of Animals
  3. larissa clarkson, kirrilly thompson: Australian Horse Welfare & Well-being Survey: Analysis.. Affiliation: Prepared by CQUni Appleton Institute for the Australian Horse Industry Council
  4. Kirrilly Thompson, Lily Hirsch, Simone Mueller, Sophia Rainbird: A socio-economic study of carriage and platform crowding in the Australian railway industry: Final Report. Affiliation: CRC for Rail Innovation
  5. Kirrilly Thompson, Larissa Clarkson, Raymond Matthews, Stas Kosmadopoulos: The Future of Horse Research in Australia: Strategic Directions Survey Results. Affiliation: The Appleton Institute, Central Queensland University for the Australian Horse Industry Council
  6. Kirrilly Thompson, Larissa Clarkson, Julie Fiedler, Melissa Rebbeck: Climate Change for Horse Owners: Horse Keeping in Our Community Online Survey Report. Affiliation: Horse Federation of South Australia
  7. Simone Mueller, Kirrilly Thompson, Lily Hirsch: A socio-economic study of platform and carriage crowding in the Australian railway industry: Quantitative research summary. 
  8. Galiza, Thompson, Sharma-Brymer: Mobility profiling of diverse passenger groups: Implications for the Australian rail industry,. Affiliation: CRC for Rail Innovation, Brisbane, Australia. Available from http://www.railcrc.net.au/
  9. Kirrilly Thompson, Vinathe Sharma-Brymer, Sophia Rainbird: A socioeconomic study of carriage and platform crowding in the Australian railway industry: Literature review. DOI:10.13140/RG.2.1.2252.7441
  10. Kirrilly Thompson, Vinathe Sharma-Brymer: A socioeconomic study of carriage and platform crowding in the Australian railway industry: Annotated bibliography. DOI:10.13140/RG.2.1.3301.3205
  11. Kirrilly Thompson, Lily HIrsch: A socio-economic study of carriage and platform crowding in the Australian railway industry: Implications for further research. Affiliation: CRC for Rail Innovation
  12. genevieve williamson, Kirrilly Thompson, Deidre Tedmanson: Implications for Future Initiatives and Further Research Based on the report ‘Supporting Aboriginal People to Obtain and Retain Driver Licences: An Informed Review of the Literature and Relevant Initiatives. Affiliation: SA Health
  13. Kirrilly Thompson, Lily Hirsch, Sophia Rainbird: A socio-economic study of carriage and platform crowding in the Australian railway industry: Qualitative research summary. Affiliation: CRC for Rail Innovation
  14. sue Nichols, Kirrilly Thompson, Sarah Blunden: Delta Dog Safe Evaluation Project Report: Are Children Learning the Key Messages of Delta Dog Safe?. Affiliation: Dog and Cat Management Board of South Australia
  15. Kirrilly Thompson, Sophia Rainbird, Drew Dawson, Matthew Thomas, Greg Roach, K Fraser: Mixed-methods Review of Metropolitan Railcar Driver Workload and Fatigue. Stage 1: Driver-identified factors contributing to workload and fatigue. Affiliation: Public Transport Authority Western Australia
  16. Kirrilly Thompson, Christy Pirone, Michaela Crotty, Eileen Hancock, Matthew Thomas, Paul Turner: SafeTECH: Safe Tools for Electronic Clinical Handover – Summary of Research Findings. Affiliation: South Australian Department of Health
  17. Sarah Blunden, Kirrilly Thompson: Assessing the impact of changes to worker’s compensation law: An SA Unions research project. Affiliation: SA Unions
  18. Naomi Offler, Kirrilly Thompson, Lily Hirsch, Matthew Thomas, Drew Dawson: A review on the literature on social, non-technical deterrents for vandalism in the rail industry. Affiliation: Prepared for the CRC for Rail Innovation
  19. J Pierce, Kirrilly, Rhonda Sharp, J McKay: Their World is an Oyster: Sustainability of emerging environmentally sensitive oyster aquaculture communities on the South Australian Eyre Peninsula. Affiliation: Hawke Research Institute for Sustainable Societies, The University of South Australia, South Australia
  20. Kirrilly Thompson, Drew Dawson: SA Water Control Room Shift Trial: Review of a consistent 12-hour shift. Affiliation: SA Water
  21. Kirrilly Thompson, Catherine Palmer, Melissa Raven: Alcohol in the Lives of Australian Rules Football Fans: Social Meanings and Public Health Implications. Affiliation: Flinders University, Adelaide, South Australia: Department of Public Health, for the Alcohol Education Rehabilitation Foundation

Radio programs

  1. Thompson, Kirrilly, and Lynne Malcolm. “Horses and Healing.” ABC Radio National: All in the Mind  (2015).http://www.abc.net.au/radionational/programs/allinthemind/horses-and-healing/6656388#transcript
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