Publications

Academic Publications

Monographs

Walker S. Silent Voices: A Long Century of British Military Suicide: 1900 – 2020 (Houndmills: Palgrave Macmillan, 2023), (Under contract; submission in 2023) [In-progress]
Walker S. Physical Control, Transformation, and Damage in the First World War: War Bodies (London: Bloomsbury, 2020).

Articles

Walker S. ‘The Greater Good: The Physical Cost of Offensive Weapon Development and Usage for The British Tommie During the First World War REDACTED FOR PEER REVIEW (2021)
Walker S. “There were none of that!” Bullied British Soldiers in the First World War, REDACTED FOR PEER REVIEW (2021) – (Currently under review)
Walker S. ‘Feeding Under Resentment: Food and Mutiny within the British Army during the First World War.’ (2021). [In-progress]
Walker S. ‘The Greater Good: Agency and Inoculation in the British Army 1914-1918’ Canadian Bulletin of Medical History, 36.1 (2019), pp. 131-157.
Walker S. ‘Synthesizing Super Soldiers’ Pulse: The Journal of Science and Culture (2019), pp.17-31.
Walker, S. ‘Saving Bodies and Souls – To what extent were Army Chaplains an Important part of Medical Care in the First World War?’, Postgraduate Journal of Medical Humanities, 3 (2016), pp 24-38.

Chapters

Walker S. ‘Falling on their Swords: British Suicide in Retreat 1914-1945’ in T. Walker (ed.) Armies in Retreat -Volume Two (USA: Army University Press, 2022), pp.tbc. [In-progress]
Walker S. ‘Self-Loathing and Suicidal Tendencies: Suicide as a Narrative Device and the Anomie of John Constantine’, Red Ink (USA: McFarland and Company, 2021), pp.tbc. [In-progress]
Walker S. ‘Dark Gods: Societal Reflections and the Red Son in the 21st Century’ in J. Darowski (ed.) Adapting Superman: Essays on the Man of Steel in Transmedia Context (USA: McFarland and Company, 2021), pp.21-36.
Walker, S. ‘Silent Voices: British Soldier Suicides in the First World War.’ Da Silver, H. (ed.) Hecatombs of War, (Stern: Peter Lang, 2019), pp.25-55.

Public Political and Historical Engagement / Journalism / Knowledge Exchange Publications

“British Suicide in Context” – Viewpoint British Society of History of Science (2020) – https://www.bshs.org.uk/publications/viewpoint,
“How WWI Soldiers’ Bodies Were Controlled, Transformed And Abused To Secure Victory’ The Conversation (2020), https://theconversation.com/how-wwi-soldiers-bodies-were-controlled-transformed-and-abused-to-secure-victory-149488
“If We Want to Address the Crisis of Veteran Suicide, We Must Acknowledge Its History” Time Magazine (2019), https://time.com/5670036/veteran-suicide-history/
“Your Country Still Needs You: Why The British Army Is Running The Same Old Campaign A Century After WWI”, The Conversation (2019), https://theconversation.com/your-country-still-needs-you-why-the-british-army-is-running-the- same-old-campaign-a-century-after-wwi-122755
“The Overwhelming Number Of Suicidal Military Members, and The Neglect They Face”, The Independent (2019), https://www.independent.co.uk/news/health/military-mental-healthsuicide-veterans-ptsd-war-mod-a8987746.html
“We Need to Talk about Military Suicide”, The Conversation (2019), https://theconversation.com/we-need-to-talk- about-suicide-in-the-military-119219
“Scottish Military Suicide”, UTP Journals (2019), http://blog.utpjournals.com/2019/07/08/scottish-military-suicide- long-twentieth-century/