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Chapman, Jane (2011) Female representation, readership, and early tabloid properties. Australian Journal of Communication, 38 (2). ISSN 0811-6202
Chapman, Jane (2013) Gender, citizenship and newspapers: historical and transnational perspectives. Palgrave Studies in the History of the Media . Palgrave Macmillan, Basingstoke, UK. ISBN 9780230232440
Chapman, Jane (2012) Press, protest and freedom movements in British and French India 1928-48: do subalterns speak? In: Research paper to Department of Modern History, 6th October 2010, 1st February 2012, Macquarie University, and the Centre of South Asian Studies, Cambridge University.
Chapman, Jane and Allison, Kate (2011) Women and the press in British India, 1928-34: a window for protest? International Journal of Social Economics, 38 (8). pp. 676-692. ISSN 0306-8293
Chapman, Jane (2011) Female representation in Le Petit Journal, Europe’s first mass circulation daily. In: Parcours de femmes: Twenty Years of Women in French. Peter Lang. ISBN 9783034302081
Chapman, Jane (2010) The origins of a public voice for marginalised workers in French India, 1935-37. Web Journal of French Media Studies (WJFMS), 8 . ISSN 1460-6550
Chapman, Jane and King, Elliot (2009) A 'dozen best' essential readings in journalism. American Journalism, 26 (3). pp. 168-183. ISSN 0882-1127
Chapman, Jane and Nuttall, Nick (2011) Journalism today: a themed history. Wiley-Blackwell, Malden, MA. ISBN 9781405179539, 9781405179522
Chapman, Jane and Tulloch, John (2012) F.W.Wilson: renegade colonial newspaper editor or Indian nationalist hero? Media History, 18 (3). ISSN 1368-8804
Chapman, Jane L. (2012) Methodological reflections on media and counter hegemonic protest in India. In: Local Issues, Global Claims, 10 Feb 2012, Open University. (Unpublished)
King, Elliot and Chapman, Jane L. (2012) Key readings in journalism. Routledge, New York London. ISBN 9780415880275
Redden, Guy (2002) The new agents: personal transfiguration and radical privatization in New Age self-help. Journal of Consumer Culture, 2 (1). pp. 33-52. ISSN 1741-2900