Sheringham, Olivia (2024) Diasporic arts: belonging, identity, resistance. In: Oso, L. and Ribas-Mateos, N. and Moralli, M. (eds.) Encyclopedia of Global Migration: New Mobilities and Artivism. Edward Elgar. (In Press)

Sheringham, Olivia (2023) Book Review: Decolonial Ecology: Thinking From the Caribbean World. [Book Review]

Sheringham, Olivia and Ebbensgaard, C.L. and Blunt, A. (2023) ‘Tales from other people’s houses’: home and dis/connection in an East London neighbourhood. Social & Cultural Geography 24 (5), pp. 719-737. ISSN 1464-9365.

Sheringham, Olivia (2022) Home and the city. In: Blunt, A. and Dowling, R. (eds.) Home (2nd Edition). Routledge, pp. 141-188. ISBN 9780367347253.

Sheringham, Olivia and Taylor, H. (2022) On stories, storytelling, and the quiet politics of welcome. ACME: An International E-Journal for Critical Geographies 21 (3), pp. 284-302. ISSN 1492-9732.

Sheringham, Olivia (2021) Together/apart: digital connections in pandemic times. Stay Home Stories.

Blunt, A. and Laing Ebbensgaard, C. and Sheringham, Olivia (2021) The 'living of time': entangled temporalities of home and the city. Transactions of the Institute of British Geographers 46 (1), pp. 149-162. ISSN 0020-2754.

Sheringham, Olivia and Platun, J. and McAvinchey, C. and Blunt, A. (2020) Globe’s encounters and the art of rolling: home, migration and belonging. Cultural Geographies 27 (2), pp. 177-199. ISSN 1474-4740.

Villares-Varela, M. and Sheringham, Olivia (2020) Religion, migration and business: faith, work and entrepreneurialism in the UK. Religion and Global Migrations. Springer. ISBN 9783030583040.

Blunt, A. and Sheringham, Olivia (2019) Home-city geographies: urban dwelling and mobility. Progress in Human Geography 43 (5), pp. 815-834. ISSN 0309-1325.

Sheringham, Olivia (2019) Sharing stories and the quiet politics of welcome’. Refugee Hosts.

Villares-Varela, M. and Sheringham, Olivia (2019) Faith, migration and business: the role of Pentecostalism in migrant entrepreneurial practices in the UK. Working Paper. University of Southampton. (Unpublished)

Sheringham, Olivia (2018) Migration, transnationalism and Catholicism: global perspectives. [Book Review]

Sheringham, Olivia and Wilkins, A. (2018) Transnational religion and everyday lives: spaces of spirituality among Brazilian and Vietnamese migrants in London. In: Bartolini, N. and MacKian, S. and Pile, S. (eds.) Spaces of Spirituality. Routledge, pp. 168-183. ISBN 9781315398426.

Sheringham, Olivia (2017) Rethinking Diversity in Europe: Lessons from the New World. [Book Review]

Sheringham, Olivia (2017) Introduction. In: Padilha, E. (ed.) Balin House Projects 10 Years. BalinHouseProjects.

Cohen, R. and Sheringham, Olivia (2016) Encountering difference: diasporic traces, creolizing spaces. Cambridge, UK: Polity Press. ISBN 9781509508792.

Sheringham, Olivia (2016) Living with difference: from diaspora to creolization. In: Van Hear, N. and Molteno, S. and Bakewell, O. (eds.) From New Helots to New Diasporas : A Retrospective for Robin Cohen. Oxford Publishing Services. ISBN 9780955003172.

Lipman, C. and Sheringham, Olivia (2016) Restor(y)ing home: reflections on stories, objects, and space in BHP. In: UNSPECIFIED (ed.) My Home is your Home. Balin House Project & Public Works. ISBN 9781906318055.

Sheringham, Olivia and Figueiredo Silva, A.P. (2016) Igrejas brasileiras em Londres: transnacionalismo de nivel medio. In: Rocha, C. and Vasquez, M.A. (eds.) A diáspora das religiões Brasileiras. Ideias Letras. ISBN 9788565893923.

Horst, C. and Pereira, S. and Sheringham, Olivia (2016) The impact of class on feedback mechanisms: Brazilian migration to Norway, Portugal and the United Kingdom. In: Bakewell, O. and Engbersen, G. and Fonseca, M.L. and Horst, C. (eds.) Beyond Networks: Feedback in International Migration. Migration, Diasporas and Citizenship. Palgrave, pp. 90-112. ISBN 9781349554393.

Sheringham, Olivia (2015) Markers of identity in Martinique: being French, Black, Creole. Ethnic and Racial Studies 39 (2), pp. 243-262. ISSN 0141-9870.

Sheringham, Olivia (2015) Creolization, diaspora and carnival: living with diversity in the past and present. In: Sigona, N. and Gamlen, A. and Liberatore, G. and Neveu Kringelbach, H. (eds.) Diasporas Reimagined Spaces, Practices and Belonging. Oxford Diasporas Programme, pp. 88-91. ISBN 9781907271083.

Sheringham, Olivia (2015) Everyday life. In: Segal, R.A. and von Stuckrad, K. (eds.) Vocabulary for the Study of Religion. Brill.

Sheringham, Olivia (2014) Mette Louise Berg, Diasporic Generations: Memory, Politics, and Nation among Cubans in Spain. [Book Review]

Sheringham, Olivia and Cohen, R. (2013) Quotidian creolization and diasporic echoes: resistance and co-optation in Cape Verde and Louisiana. Working Paper. International Migration Institute.

Sheringham, Olivia (2013) The Creolization of Theory. [Book Review]

Sheringham, Olivia (2013) Brazilian churches in London: transnationalism of the middle. In: Rocha, C. and Vasquez, M.A. (eds.) The Diaspora of Brazilian Religions. International Studies in Religion and Society 16. Brill, pp. 69-89. ISBN 9789004246034.

Sheringham, Olivia (2013) Transnational faith, families, and belonging: Brazilians in London and ‘back home.’. In: Garnett, J. and Harris, A. (eds.) Rescripting Religion in the City: Migration and Religious Identity in the Modern Metropolis. Ashgate. ISBN 9781315605555.

Sheringham, Olivia (2013) Transnational religious spaces: faith and the Brazilian migration experience. Migration, Diasporas and Citizenship. Springer. ISBN 9781349445028.

Sheringham, Olivia and Chamoiseau, P. (2012) From creolization to relation: an interview with Patrick Chamoiseau. Oxford Diasporas Programme.

Sheringham, Olivia and Das Graças Brightwell, M. (2012) Consuming, creating, contesting: Latin American diasporic practices. Canadian Journal of Latin American and Caribbean Studies / Revue canadienne des études latino-américaines et caraïbes 37 (74), pp. 11-16. ISSN 0826-3663.

Brightwell, M.G. and Sheringham, Olivia (2012) Editorship of Special Issue: Latin American Diasporic Practices: Canadian Journal of Latin American and Caribbean Studies, 37 (74). Taylor & Francis.

Evans, Y. and das Graças Brightwell, M. and Dias, G. and Sheringham, Olivia and Souza, A. and Souza, C. and Tonhati, T. (2011) “Em busca de uma vida melhor” : brasileiras e brasileiros em Londres. Revista Temas de Antropología y Migración (2), pp. 132-151. ISSN 1853-354X.

Sheringham, Olivia (2011) Everyday transnationalism: religion in the lives of Brazilian migrants in London and Brazil. In: McIlwaine, C. (ed.) Cross-Border Migration Among Latin Americans: European Perspectives and Beyond. Studies of the Americas. Springer, pp. 235-254. ISBN 9781349291175.

Evans, Y. and Tonhati, T. and Dias, G. and Sheringham, Olivia and Souza, A. and Souza, C. (2011) Por uma vida melhor’: brasileiras e brasileiros em Londres, 2010. Project Report. Grupo de estudos sobre Brasileiros no Reino Unido.

Sheringham, Olivia (2010) Creating ‘Alternative Geographies’: religion, transnationalism and Everyday life. Geography Compass 4 (11), pp. 1678-1694. ISSN 1749-8198.

Sheringham, Olivia (2010) Everyday transnationalism: religion in the lives of Brazilian migrants in London and Brazil. Working Paper. Newcastle University.

Sheringham, Olivia (2010) A Transnational Space? Transnational practices, place-based identity and the making of 'Home' among Brazilians in Gort, Ireland. Portuguese Studies 26 (1), pp. 60-78. ISSN 0267-5315.

Sheringham, Olivia (2009) Ethnic Identity and Integration among Brazilians in Gort, Ireland. Irish Migration Studies in Latin America 7 (1), pp. 93-104. ISSN 1661-6065.

Cohen, R. and Sheringham, Olivia (2008) Editorship of Special Issue: Islands, Diaspora, and Creolization. Diaspora: A journal of transnational studies, 17 (1). University of Toronto Press.

Cohen, R. and Sheringham, Olivia (2008) Introduction: Islands and identities. [Editorial/Introduction]

Cohen, R. and Sheringham, Olivia (2008) The salience of islands in the articulation of creolization and diaspora. Diaspora: A Journal of Transnational Studies 17 (1), pp. 6-17. ISSN 1044-2057.