Books

Clancy, L (2021). Running the Family Firm: how the monarchy manages its image and our money. Manchester: Manchester University Press

Peer-reviewed journal articles

Clancy, L. (2023). #MournHub and @GrieveWatch: Mediating monarchy and mourning in the digital age. International Journal of Cultural Studies, 0(0).

Clancy, L. (2023). ‘‘If you do hold them to account, are you going to find yourself hitting more brick walls later?’: Royal Correspondents and royal news production‘. Journalism, online first

Clancy, L (2022). ‘‘If You Move in the Same Circles as the Royals, then You’ll Get Stories About Them’: Royal Correspondents, Cultural Intermediaries and Class’. Cultural Sociology, online first

Clancy, L and De Benedictis, S (2021). ‘‘I wanted to offer my sympathy… woman to woman’: Reading The Crown during a conjuncture of crisis’. Soundings, online first

Clancy, L and Yelin, H (2021). ‘Monarchy is a Feminist Issue: Andrew, Meghan and #MeToo Era Monarchy’. Women’s Studies International Forum, online first

Clancy, L (2020). ‘‘This is a tale of friendship, a story of togetherness’: The British Monarchy, Grenfell Tower, and Inequalities in The Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea’. Cultural Studies, online first

Clancy, L (2020). ‘The Corporate Power of the British Monarchy: Capital(ism), Wealth and Power in Contemporary Britain’. The Sociological Review, 69(2), pp.330-347

Yelin, H and Clancy, L (2020) ‘Doing impact work while female: Hate tweets, ‘hot potatoes’ and ‘having enough of experts’’. European Journal of Women’s Studies, online first

Clancy, L (2020). ‘‘Queen of Scots’: the Monarch’s Body and National Identities in the 2014 Scottish Independence Referendum’. European Journal of Cultural Studies, 23(3), pp.495-512

Clancy, L (2019). “Queen’s Day – TV’s Day’: The British Monarchy and the Media Industries’. Contemporary British History, 33(3), pp.427-450

Clancy, L and Yelin, H (2018). ‘‘Meghan’s Manifesto’: Meghan Markle and the Co-Option of Feminism’. Celebrity Studies, 11(3), pp.372-377

Edited collections

‘Post-Elizabethan Futures‘, The Sociological Review magazine, April 2023

Reports

Hoyle, E and Clancy, L (2023). ‘Who has the power? Reflections on elite studies, risk and feminist politics’. Studying elites: Challenges, opportunities & progressive potential: innovation collection editorial

Edited special issues of peer-reviewed journals

Clancy, L and Yelin, H (forthcoming, 2021). ‘Introduction to Special Issue – Disciplining the M/other: Contemporary Mediated Motherhood and the Case of Meghan Markle’, Women’s Studies in Communication, 44(2), pp. 167-176

Yelin, H and Clancy, L (2021). ‘Introduction to Special Issue – Race, Royalty and Meghan Markle: Elites, inequalities, and a woman in the public eye. Women’s Studies International Forum, online first

Clancy, L and Doel, I (2019). ‘New Writings in Feminist Studies’. Journal of International Women’s Studies, 20(4)

Book chapters

Clancy, L (2020). ‘Big Fat Royal Weddings: Kate the ‘Commoner’ Princess and Classed Moral Economies’. The Wedding Spectacle Across Contemporary Media and Culture, eds. Helen Wood, Melanie Kennedy, and Jilly Kay. (Routledge)

Book reviews

Clancy, L (2020). Royal Capitalism: Wealth, Class and Monarchy in Thailand, by Puangchon Unchanam. European Journal of Cultural Studies. Online first

Clancy, L (2018). The Windsor Dynasty: 1910 – Present, by Matthew Glencross, Judith Rowbotham and Michael D. Kandiah (eds.). Journal of Contemporary History 55 (4), pp.888-890.

Clancy, L (2017). The New Elizabethan Age: Culture, Society and National Identity After World War II, by Irene Morra and Rob Gossedge (eds.). Cultural and Society History. Published online first

Clancy, L (2016). The British Monarchy on Screen, by Mandy Merck (ed.). Visual Culture in Britain, 17(2), pp.234-237,