LAW, S, SEYMOUR, S and WATKINS, C, 2022. Women and estate management in the early eighteenth century: Barbara Savile at Rufford Abbey, Nottinghamshire (1700-34) Rural History. 33(1), 23-39
SEYMOUR, S, 2022. Hidden Histories of the Countryside Rural History Today. 42, 6-7
STOATE, CHRIS, JONES, STEPHEN, CROTTY, FELICITY, MORRIS, CAROL and SEYMOUR, SUSANNE, 2019. Participatory research approaches to integrating scientific and farmer knowledge of soil to meet multiple objectives in the English East Midlands SOIL USE AND MANAGEMENT. 35(1), 150-159 SEYMOUR, S and JONES, L, 2016. Strategic Objective 1D. Investigate how the Derwent Valley and its heritage provision is viewed by British diaspora groups, particularly those of African and Indian descent͛. In: KNIGHT, D, ed., Derwent Valley Mills World Heritage Site Research Framework The Derwent Valley Mills Partnership. 40
SEYMOUR, S and HAGGERTY, S, 2016. Strategic Objective 11A. Assess the position of the Derwent Valley cotton industry in terms of the Empire, the slave trade and the pressures of global demand and supply͛. In: KNIGHT, D, ed., Derwent Valley Mills World Heritage Site Research Framework The Derwent Valley Mills Partnership. 87
MORRIS, C, SEYMOUR, S, SPENCER, A, 2015. Framing food provisioning research in the UK: whither food sovereignty?. In: TRAUGER, A, ed., Food Sovereignty in International Context: Discourse, Politics and the Practice of Place 1st. Routledge. 69-84
SEYMOUR, S, JONES, L , FEUER-COTTER, J, 2015. The global connections of cotton in the Derwent Valley mills in the later eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries. In: WRIGLEY, C, ed., The Industrial Revolution: Cromford, The Derwent Valley and The Wider World 1st. The Arkwright Society. 150-170
HAGGERTY, S. and SEYMOUR, S., 2013. Property, power and authority: the implicit and explicit slavery connections of Bolsover Castle and Brodsworth Hall in the 18th century. In: DRESSER, M and HANN, A., eds., Slavery and the British Country House English Heritage. 78-90
SEYMOUR, S. AND HAGGERTY, S., 2010. Slavery Connections of Brodsworth Hall (1600-c.1830) London: English Heritage.
FISH, R., SEYMOUR, S., WATKINS, C. and STEVEN, M., 2008. Agendas for sustainable farmland management. In: FISH, R., SEYMOUR, S., WATKINS, C. and STEVEN, M., eds., Sustainable farmland management: transdisciplinary approaches CAB International. 1-22
FISH, R., SEYMOUR, S and WATKINS, C. AND STEVEN, M., eds., 2008. Sustainable Farmland Management: Transdisciplinary Approaches Wallingford, Oxon: CAB International.
FISH, R., SEYMOUR, S., WATKINS, C. and STEVEN, M., 2008. Agendas for transdisciplinarity. In: FISH, R., SEYMOUR, S., WATKINS, C. and STEVEN, M., eds., Sustainable farmland management: transdisciplinary approaches CAB International. 249-252
WARD, N, CLARK, J and LOWE, P. AND SEYMOUR, S., 2008. Keeping matter in its place: pollution regulation and the reconfiguring of farmers and farming [reprint]. In: MUNTON, R., ed., The Rural: Critical Essays in Human Geography Aldershot: Ashgate.
FISH, R., SEYMOUR, S. and WATKINS, C., 2006. Sustainable farmland management as political and cultural discourse The Geographical Journal. 172(3), 183-189 SEYMOUR, S., 2004. 'Community'-based strategies for environmental protection in rural areas: towards a new form of participatory rural governance?. In: HOLLOWAY, L. and KNEAFSEY, M, eds., Geographies of rural cultures and societies Aldershot: Ashgate. 214-237
FISH, R., SEYMOUR, S. and WATKINS, C., 2003. Conserving English landscapes: land managers and agri-environmental policy Environment and Planning A. 35(1), 19-41 FISH, R., SEYMOUR, S. and WATKINS, C., 2001. Coinciding and contested visions: historical relations in the landscape goals of agri-environmental schemes and land managers In: II Anglo-Spanish Symposium on Rural Geography.
TSOUVALIS, J., SEYMOUR, S. and WATKINS, C., 2000. Exploring knowledge-cultures: precision farming, yield mapping, and the expert - farmer interface Environment and Planning A. VOL 32(PART 5), 909-924 FISH, R., SEYMOUR, S. and WATKINS, C., 2000. Attitudes of farmer and land managers towards features of landscape and historic interest
SEYMOUR, S., WATKINS, C. and DANIELS, S.J., 2000. Sir George Cornewall: Management, Improvement and Landscaping 1771-1819. In: PAUL T. HARDING AND TOM WALL, ed., Moccas: an English Deer Park: the history, wildlife and management of the first parkland National Nature Reserve English Nature.
SEYMOUR, S., 2000. Historical geographies of landscape. In: Modern Historical Geographies 193-217
REVILL, G. and SEYMOUR, S., 2000. Telling stories: story telling as a textual strategy. In: Ethnography and Rural Research 136-157
DANIELS, S.J., SEYMOUR, S. and WATKINS, C., 1999. Enlightenment, Improvement and Geographies of Horticulture in late Georgian England. In: D LIVINGSTONE AND C WITHERS, ed., Geography and Enlightenment Chicago University Press. pp 345-371
SEYMOUR, S., LOWE, P., WARD, N. and CLARK, J., 1999. Moralizing nature? The national Rivers Authority and new moral imperatives for the rural environment. In: Reshaping the Countryside: Perceptions and Processess of Rural Change 39-56
WARD, N., CLARK, J., LOWE, P. and SEYMOUR, S., 1998. Keeping matter in its place: pollution regulation and the reconfiguring of farmers and farming Environment and Planning A. VOL 30(NUMBER 7), 1165-1178 LOWE, P., CLARK, J. and SEYMOUR, S.M., 1997. Moralizing the environment: countryside change, farming and pollution UCL Press Ltd, London.
SEYMOUR, S., 1997. Polite landscapes: gardens and society in eighteenth-century England - Williamson T Journal of Historical Geography. 24, 114-116
LOWE, P., CLARK, J., SEYMOUR, S.M. and WARD, N., 1997. Moralizing the environment: countryside change, farming and pollution UCL Press Ltd, London.
SEYMOUR, S., WATKINS, C. and DANIELS, S.J., 1996. Uvedale Price's marine picturesque at Aberystwyth 1790-1829 The Picturesque. 14, 1-12
LOWE, P., WARD, N., SEYMOUR, S. and CLARK, J., 1996. Farm Pollution As Environmental Crime Science as Culture. ISSUE 25, 588-612