Publications
2020
Andrews, N. F Fleming and M. Morris (eds.) Histories, Memories and Representations of Being Young in the First World War. Basingstoke: Palgrave Macmillan.
2020
Andrews and J. Lomas (eds.) Widows, Poverty, Power and Politics. Stroud: History Press.
2019
Andrews, Women and Evacuation in the Second World War Femininity, Domesticity and Motherhood, London: Bloomsbury Academic.
2019
Andrews and E. Edwards, Bovril Whisky and Gravediggers: the Spanish Flu Pandemic comes to the West Midlands Alcester: History West Midlands.
2018
Andrews and J. Lomas, Hidden Heroines: the Forgotten Suffragettes jointly written with Janis Lomas, Marlborough: Crowood Press.
2018
Andrews and J. Lomas, 101 things you need to know about the Suffragettes Stroud: History Press.
2018
Andrews and J. Lomas, A History of Women in 100 Objects, Stroud: History Press.
2016
How the Pershore Plum Won the Great War, jointly edited with Jenni Waugh, Stroud: History Press.
2015
Andrews, The Acceptable Face of Feminism: The Women’s Institute Movement 1915-1960, London: Lawrence and Wishart. New revised edition, first published 1997.
2014
Andrews and J. Lomas (eds.), The Home Front in Britain: Images, Myths and Forgotten Experiences since 1914, London: Palgrave Macmillan.
2014
Andrews, A. Gregson, and J. Peters, Worcestershire's War: Voices of World War 1, Stroud: Amberley Press.
2014
Andrews and S. McNamara (eds.), Femininity and Feminism: A Reader on Women and the Media since the 1900s, Oxford: Routledge.
2012
Andrews, Domesticating the Airwaves: Broadcasting, Domesticity and Femininity, London: Continuum.
2011
Andrews, N. Hunt and C. Bagot-Jewitt (eds.), Lest We Forget? Cultures of Remembrance, Stroud: The History Press.
2009
Andrews and E. Stevenson, AQA Media Studies, Bristol: Nelson Thornes.
2000
Andrews and M. Talbot (eds.), All the World and Her Husband, London: Cassell.
Chapters in books
2017
Andrews, ‘Remembrance and the working-class soldier hero in austerity Britain’ in D Berry (ed.) Cultural Politics of Austerity, Oxford: Routledge pp. 47-66.
2017
Andrews, ‘The Indefatigable Mrs. Webb: Food, Radio, and Rural Women – a Legacy of World War I’; Linda M. Ambrose and Joan M. Jensen, editors Recipes for Rural Life: Food History and Women Professionals, 1880-1965 University of Iowa Press. pp. 139-155.
2015
Andrews, ‘Potential Cosmopolitan Sensibilities in Feminized Mediated Remembrance’ in Yilmaz, A. et al. (eds.) Media and Cosmopolitanism, Bern: Switzerland: Peter Lang.
2015
Andrews, ‘Shopping for Identities and Purchasing Fantasies of Domesticity in Post-war Kays Catalogues’ in Mitra, B. and Johnson, R. (eds) Gender Construction in Kays Catalogues : 1920 to the New Millennium Cambridge Academic, Cambridge, 47 - 59.
2015
Andrews, ‘Potential Cosmopolitan Sensibilities in Feminised and Mediated Remembrance’ in A. Yilmaz Aybige, R. Trandafoiu, A. Mousoutzanis (eds.) Media and Cosmopolitanism, Bern: Peter Lang, pp. 51-70.
2015
Andrews, ‘Shopping for Identities and Purchasing Fantasies of Domesticity in Post-war Kays Catalogues’ in B. Mitra, and R Johnson (eds.), Gender Construction in Kays Catalogues : 1920 to the New Millennium Cambridge: Cambridge Academic, pp. 47-59.
2008
Andrews and F. Carter, ‘Who Let the Dogs Out: Pets, Parenting and the Ethics of Lifestyle Television’ in G. Palmer (ed) Exposing Lifestyle Television: The Big Reveal, Basingstoke: Ashgate, pp. 39-48.
2003
Andrews, ‘Nigella Bites the Naked Chef: the sexual and sensual in Television Cookery Programmes’ in J. Floyd and L. Foster (eds.) The Recipe Reader, Basingstoke: Ashgate, pp. 187-204.
1998
Andrews, ‘Butterflies and Caustic Asides’ in S. Wagg (ed) Because I Tell a Joke or Two, Oxford: Routledge, pp. 50-64.
1998
Andrews, ‘For Home and Country: Feminism and Englishness in the Women's Institute Movement’ in Weight R & Beach A (eds.) The Right to Belong, Tauris, pp. 116-135.
1996
Andrews, ‘The Acceptable Face of Feminism’ in S. Oldfield (ed.) This Working Day World: Women's Lives and Culture 1915-1945, Basingstoke: Taylor and Francis, pp. 29-39.
Academic journal articles – single authored
2019
‘Worcestershire's Women: local studies and the gender politics of the First World War and its legacy’ in History Journal of Historical Association Vol 104, Issue 363 pp. 851-870.
2018
‘Commemorating the First World War in Britain: A Cultural Legacy of Media Remembrance Journal of War & Culture Studies. pp. 1-19. ISSN Print: 1756272 Online: 1752-6280, https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/17526...
2018
‘Entitlement and the Shaping of First World War Commemorative Histories’. Cultural Trends, 27 (2). pp. 63-67. ISSN 1469-3690
2017
‘British Practices of Remembrance : Politics and Poppies’ British Politics Review Journal of the British Politics Society, Norway Vol 12 No 2, 2017.
2016
‘Tropes and Trench Cakes: The Home Front in the Media and Community History’ in Twentieth Century British History 27 (4): 506-512.
2015
The WI's Rural Retailing and Markets 1915–1939: a WWI legacy’ in History of Retailing and Consumption Vol 1:2 pp. 89-104.
2015
‘Rethinking the significance of the ‘Home’ in the West Midlands Home Front’, Women’s History: the Journal of the Women’s History Network pp. 4-8. 2014-15
Poppies, Tommies and Remembrance in Soundings Issue 58 Winter pp. 104-115.
2014
'Nationalising Hundreds and Thousands of Women: a domestic response to a national problem, Women's History Review Vol 24 No 1 pp.112-130.
2013
Narrative Tropes and Emotional Realism in Memories of Evacuees to Staffordshire in Children In War, The International Journal of the Evacuee and War Child Studies, Vol 1, No 10 pp. 57-62
2012
Homes both sides of the Microphone: wireless and domestic space in inter-war Britain, Women's History Review Vol. 21, No. 4 pp. 605-622.
2012
Mediating Remembrance; personalization and celebrity in television remembrance, Journal of War and Culture Studies, Vol. 4 : 3. pp. 357-370.
2004
Feminism, femininity and the potential politics of consuming popular culture: a case study of Marie Claire a reportage of global humanitarian politics, Imperium Vol. 4pp. 44-61.
2003
Calendar Ladies: Popular culture, sexuality and the middle aged, middle-class woman in Sexualities, Vol 6, No 3-4, pp. 385-40.
1996
Nostalgia or Popular Narratives: Why I Like Mary Poppins, Women's History Notebooks Winter 1996 pp. 385-403.
1996
Jam Making, Cuthbert Rabbit and Cake Making, The Journal of Rural History, Vol. 7: pp. 207-219.
1995
Jam and Jerusalem The Journal of Oral History, Vol. 23, Nos 1-2, pp. 87-96.