Publications and Research

For more information, you can find my CV here or on Research Gate.

• Daly, S. E., & Nichols, A. L. (2023). "Incels are shit-post kings": Incels' perceptions of online forum content. Journal of Crime and Justice. Online first. https://doi.org/10.1080/0735648X.2023.2169330 

• Daly, S. E. (2022). An Asian American woman's reflexive account of direct research with incels. Forum Qualitative Sozialforschung/Forum: Qualitative Social Research, 23(3), Art. 3. https://doi.org/10.17169/fqs-23.3.3932 

• Daly, S. E., & Reed, S. R. (2022). "I think most of society hates us": A qualitative thematic analysis of interviews with involuntary celibates. Sex Roles, 86(1-2), 14-33. https://doi.org/10.1007/s11199-021-01250-5  
  
  

• Daly, S. E., & Lavkovtsov, A. (2022). "Goodbye, My Friendcels": An analysis of incel suicide posts. Qualitative Criminology, 11(1). https://www.crimrxiv.com/pub/8jfu5zbb/release/1  
  
  

• $15,000 research grant from the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania to evaluate the It's On Us grant program at colleges and universities (2019-2021)
  
  

• Interviews and research related to involuntary celibacy and the incel community
  
  

• COVID-19 restrictions and compliance
  
  

• Experiences of criminology and criminal justice researchers 

• Daly, S. E. (2023, March 14). Understanding incels' online behaviour and perceptions of hateful content. Global Network on Extremism & Technology. https://gnet-research.org/2023/03/14/understanding-incels-online-behaviour-and-perceptions-of-hateful-content/
  
  

• Schildkraut, J., & Daly, S. E. (2022). Introduction to the inaugural issue of the Journal of Mass Violence Research: A note from the editors. Journal of Mass Violence Research, 1(1), 1-3. https://doi.org/10.53076/JMVR75527 

• Daly, S. E. (2022). Contributing author. Involuntarily celibate: How American culture contributed to the rise of incels. In E. Madfis & A. Lankford. All American Massacre: The Tragic Role of American Culture and Society in Mass Shootings. New York University Press. (Forthcoming)
  
  

• Daly, S. E., & Painter, C. (2021). Contributing author. That's what she said: Measuring Michael Scott's self-control in NBC's The Office. In S. E. Daly (Ed.), Theories of crime through popular culture (pp. 123-144). Palgrave Macmillan.
  
  

• Daly, S. E., & Smith, L. S. (2019). Contributing author. Legitimacy at stake: Learning about race and the criminal justice system. In J. Cooper & K. Jachimowski (Eds.), A closer look at criminal justice (pp. 3-26). Nova Publishing.
  
  

• Daly, S. E. (2018). Contributing author. Practicing police interactions with high school students. In S. Springer, L. Moss, N. Manvizadeh, & A. Pugliese (Eds.), A school counselor's guide to small groups: Coordination, leadership, & assessment. Association for Specialists in Group Work.
  
  

• Daly, S. E. (2018). Contributing author. Methodological issues in studying mass violence. In S. E. Daly (Ed.), Assessing and averting the prevalence of mass violence. IGI Global.
  
  

• Daly, S. E. (2018). Contributing author. A qualitative approach to understanding active shooters. In S. E. Daly (Ed.), Assessing and averting the prevalence of mass violence. IGI Global.
  
  

• Daly, S. E. (2016). Contributing author. Gang violence in schools: Safety measures and their effectiveness. In M. Palasinski & S. Harding (Eds.), Psychological perspectives on youth gang behavior, violence, and weapons use. IGI Global.