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2010
Hough, Mike and May, T. and Gyateng, T. and Bhardwa, Bina and Boyce, I. and Oyanedel, J.C. (2010) Differential treatment in the youth justice system. Project Report. Equality and Human Rights Commission, London, UK.
September 2010
Jacobson, Jessica and Bhardwa, Bina and Gyateng, T. and Hunter, G. and Hough, Mike (2010) Punishing disadvantage - a profile of children in custody. Project Report. Prison Reform Trust, London, UK.
August 2015
Bath, C. and Bhardwa, Bina and Jacobson, Jessica and May, Tiggey and Webster, R. (2015) There to help: ensuring provision of appropriate adults for mentally vulnerable adults detained or interviewed by police. Project Report. National Appropriate Adult Network, London, UK.
December 2015
May, Tiggey and Bhardwa, Bina (2015) Markets and distribution systems: the birth, growth and transformation of UK drug markets. In: Brownstein, H.H. (ed.) The Handbook of Drugs and Society. Wiley Handbooks in Criminology and Criminal Justice 6. Chichester, U.K.: Wiley Blackwell, pp. 416-442. ISBN 9781118726792.
June 2016
Hunter, Gillian and Wigzell, Alexandra and Bhardwa, Bina and May, Tiggey and Hough, Mike (2016) An evaluation of the ‘What Works Centre for Crime Reduction’ Year 2: Progress. Project Report. Institute for Criminal Policy Research, London.
11 February 2018
May, Tiggey and Bhardwa, Bina (2018) Organised crime groups involved in fraud. Crime Prevention and Security Management. Basingstoke: Palgrave Macmillan. ISBN 9783319694009.
1 June 2019
May, Tiggey and Bhardwa, Bina (2019) The facilitation of organised fraud by professional enablers and money launderers. Project Report. UNSPECIFIED, London, UK. (Unpublished)
15 March 2022
Hunter, Gillian and Bhardwa, Bina (2022) Language barriers in the criminal justice system. Project Report. The Bell Foundation, London, UK.
June 2024
Bhardwa, Bina (2024) Tackling online fraud: is it time to take a different approach? Birkbeck, University of London, London, UK.
9 July 2024
Jacobson, Jessica and Bhardwa, Bina and Murray, Alex (2024) 'The internet acts as a level playing field. All it takes is one slip-up.' Online fraud and the sense of pervasive threat. Working Paper. Institute for Crime and Justice Policy Research, Univerity of Birkbeck, London, UK.