2022
- ‘The Gendered Politics of Love: An Arendtian Reading’. In Hannah Arendt and the History of Thought, edited by Marguerite La Caze and Daniel Brennan, Lexington Books, 77-93.
- “Introduction-Diffractions: Thinking with Stephen J. Ball, Thinking with Stephen J. Ball: Lines of Flight in Education, edited by Maria Tamboukou. London: Routledge, xxii-xxvii.
- ‘Borderlands and Radical Hope: beyond academic philanthropy’, Thinking with Stephen J. Ball: Lines of Flight in Education, edited by Maria Tamboukou. London: Routledge, 96-109.
2021
- ‘Genealogies and assemblages of resistance: Jeanne Bouvier’s struggles in “le travail à domicile” ’ , in Homebased Work and Homebased Workers 1800-2021, edited by Malin Nilsson , Indrani Mazumdar and Silke Neunsinger, pp.203-226. Leyden: Brill.
2020
- ‘Epistolary Lives: fragments, sensibility, assemblages in auto/biographical research’, in The Palgrave Handbook of Auto/Biography, edited by Anne Chapell and Julie M. Parsons, Basingstoke: Palgrave, 157-164.
- ‘Women Workers’ Education’, in Fitzgerald Tanya (eds) Handbook of Historical Studies in Education. Springer International Handbooks of Education. Singapore: Springer, 813-829.
- ‘History and Ethnography: interfaces and juxtapositions.’ In Michael R.M. Ward and Sara Delamont (Eds). Handbook of Qualitative Research in Education. 2nd Edition. Northampton (MA) and Cheltenham (UK): Edward Elgar, 27-34.
2019
- ‘Archival Methods in Auto/biographical Research’, in Research Methodologies for Auto/biography Studies, 19-25. New York: Routledge.
2018
- Amor mundi: Romantic socialisms and feminist politics, British Sociological Association: Auto/Biography Yearbook, Vol. XI, 63-76.
2016
2015
- Ordinary / Extraordinary: Narratives, Politics, History. In Political Aesthetics: Culture, Critique and the everyday, 181-200, edited by Arundhati Virmani. London: Routledge.
2014
- The female self as punctum: Fannia Cohn’s archival technologies of the self. British Sociological Association: Auto/biography Yearbook. Vol. VII, 99-113.
2013
- ‘Good night and good-bye: temporal and spatial rhythms in piecing together Emma Goldman’s auto/biographical fragments’. British Sociological Association, Auto/biography Yearbook. Vol. VI, 17-31.
- A Foucauldian Approach to narratives. In M. Andrews, C. Squire and M. Tamboukou (Eds.) Doing Narrative Research.London: Sage, 88-107. (first edition 2008)
- ‘What is narrative research? In M. Andrews, C. Squire and M. Tamboukou (Eds.) Doing Narrative Research. London: Sage, 1-26. (first edition 2008) (with Squire C., Andrews, M)
- ‘Becoming an Artist: Life Histories and Visual Images’. In Matthew Partington and Linda Sandino, (Eds.) Oral History in the Visual Arts. London: Bloomsbury, 171-179. ( with Gali Weiss)
2012
- ‘History and Ethnography: interfaces and juxtapositions.’ In Sara Delamont (Ed). Handbook of Qualitative Research in Education. Northampton (MA) and Cheltenham (UK): Edward Elgar, 136-152.
2010
- ‘Introduction’. In Hyvärinen, M., Hydén, L.C., Saarenheimo, M., Tamboukou, M. (eds) Beyond Narrative Coherence, Amsterdam: John Benjamins Publishing, pp.1-15. (with Hyvärinen, M., Hydén, L.C., Saarenheimo)
- ‘Broken Narratives,Visual Forces: Letters, Paintings and the Event’. In Hyvärinen, M., Hydén, L.C., Saarenheimo, M., Tamboukou, M. (eds) Beyond Narrative Coherence, Amsterdam: John Benjamins Publishing, pp.67-86.
2008
- ‘Visual silences, nomadic narratives’. Auto/biography Yearbook. Vol. II, pp.1-20.
2004
- ‘Women on derive: Autobiographical explorations of lived spaces’ In Geography and Gender reconsidered, Women and Geography Study group. (with Judith Burnett and Erica Cudworth
2003
- ‘Stories of narrative research’. In Gubrium et al. Qualitative Research Practice, London: Sage. (with Molly Andrews, Shelley Sclater-Day ,Corinne Squire)
- Genealogy and Ethnography: finding the rhythm’. In Tamboukou, M., and Ball, S.J., (eds) Dangerous encounters: genealogy and ethnography, New York: Peter Lang, 195-216.
- ‘Genealogy and ethnography: fruitful encounters or dangerous liaisons?’ In Tamboukou, M., and Ball, S.J., (eds) Dangerous encounters: genealogy and ethnography, New York: Peter Lang, 1-36. (with Stephen J. Ball)