Liu, A., Baines, E., & Ku, L. (2022). Slow fashion is positively linked to consumers’ well-being: Evidence from an online questionnaire study in China. Sustainability (Basel, Switzerland), 14 (21), 13990.
Liu, A., & Baines, E. (2021). The development potential of slow fashion in the transformation and upgrading of Guangdong garment industry. Wool Textile Journal 2021 (05),101-107. doi:10.19333/j.mfkj.20200902507.
Panellist on CRIS/BGIF Environment & Sustainability Dialogue: ‘Revisiting Fashion and Sustainability: A Holistic Perspective’, 22nd October 2020. Video available: and Event summary: .
Hackney, F., Baines, E., Anderson, C. et al (2020) ‘Talking Textiles, Making Value: Catalysing Fashion, Dress and Textiles Heritage in the Midlands’, Journal of Textile Research & Practice, 8:1, pp84-111.
Dr Emily Baines (2019) ‘The Social Significance of Modernist Pattern in Everyday Dress’, Everyday Fashion: Extraordinary Stories of Ordinary Clothes conference, University of Huddersfield and University of Leeds, 27th – 28th June 2019.
Dr Emily Baines (2019) ‘Embedding Sustainability within Fashion History’, Teach SDGs: How to Embed Sustainable Development in a Taught Course, Education for Sustainable Development Forum, ̨ÍåÂãÁÄÖ±²¥, 11th July 2019.
Hackney, F., Baines, E., Anderson, C. et al (2018) ‘Making Value: Catalysing Fashion and Textiles Heritage in the Midlands’, Connected Communities Symposium, Leicester Castle Business School, 29th June 2018.
Dr Emily Baines (2017) ‘The Role of Heritage in Regional Design Identity and Brand Value’. In: The Value of Heritage in Textiles and Clothing Session, Leicester Business Festival, 2nd November 2017 (event organiser for the Session, with two other papers presented).
Speaker at ‘Adding Value’ Panel, Cross-Faculty Colloquium on Creative and Cultural Industries, ̨ÍåÂãÁÄÖ±²¥, Leicester Castle, 8th May 2017.
R. Madani, A. Moroz, E. Baines and B. Makled (2017) An Investigation into the Effects of Teacher Involvement and Influence on the Creativity of Children in the Classroom. Journal of Research & Method in Education, Vol. 7, Issue 4, Ver III (July-August 2017), pp11-21.
Dr Emily Baines (2016) ‘Design Paradigms and Fields of Production: the Printed Textile and Wallpaper Industries in Britain, 1919-1940’, Growing Fashion Industry: Manufacturing, Wholesaling and Retailing, Erasmus University Rotterdam, 1st December 2016.
Dr Emily Baines (2016) ‘Patterns of Industry: Printed Textiles in Britain, 1919-1940’, HERA Enterprise of Culture 'History of Textile and Fashion Industries' research seminar, Oslo University, 22nd September 2016.
Chichi, C., Howard, E., & Baines, E. (2016). Assessment of Consumer Preference in the Use of African Wax Prints in Ghana. International Journal for Innovation Education and Research, 4(10), 1-10.
R. Madani, A. Moroz, E. Baines and B. Makled (2016) ‘Realising a child’s imagination in product design for both two-dimensional and three-dimensional products through a child-led approach’, International Journal of Materials and Product Technology (IJMPT), Volume 52, Issue 1-2, pp. 96–117.
Dr Emily Baines (2015) ‘Concentrating on Fashion: the Home Market Retail and Distribution Structure for British Dress Textiles, 1919-40’, for CHORD Retailing and Distribution History Conference, University of Wolverhampton, 10 September 2015.
Dr Emily Baines (2015) ‘Network Impact on Business Strategy for Embedded and Peripheral Firms’, 2015 Association of Business Historians conference: Business and the Periphery, University of Exeter Business School, Streatham campus, 3-4th July 2015.
Ohud Alharbi and Dr Emily Baines (2015) ‘Challenging Barriers to the Evolution of the Saudi Animation Industry Life-Cycle’, ICCI Conference on Creative Industries, New York on 4th–5th June 2015.
Rafat Madani, Adam Moroz and Emily Baines (2015) ‘Evaluation of Suitability of Rapid Prototyping Techniques for Use by Children’, Journal of Multidisciplinary Engineering Science and Technology (JMEST), Vol. 2 Issue 1, January 2015.
Ohud Alharbi and Dr Emily Baines (2014) ‘Adopting an Industry Enhancement and Entrepreneurship Strategy in Saudi Higher Education to Enhance the Animation Industry’, poster for 8th Saudi Students Conference, Imperial College London, 31st January - 1st February 2015.
R. Madani, A. Moroz, E. Baines and B. Makled (2014) ‘Realising a child’s imagination in product design for both two-dimensional and three-dimensional products through a child-led approach’, 8th PMI (Polymers and Moulds Innovations) International Conference, University of Minho, Guimarães, Portugal, 10th-12th September 2014.
I-Chun Hsiao and Dr Emily Baines (2013) ‘A Lens Comparison of Vocational Education and Training in the Beauty Sectors in Taiwan and the UK’, ACE 2013 (The Asian Conference on Education) – Learning and Teaching in Changing Times, 24th-27th October 2013, Osaka, Japan.
Rafat Madani, Adam Moroz and Emily Baines (2013) ‘Design and Manufacturing of Children’s Remote Control for Child Viewing’, Advances in Production Engineering & Management (APEM journal), Volume 8, Issue 2, July 2013.
Nick Higgett, Eric Tatham, Emily Baines, Gerardo Saucedo, Dave Everitt (2012) ‘Virtual Romans: Virtual Reconstruction of Roman Leicester (Ratae Corieltauvorum) AD 210’, VAST International Symposium on Virtual Reality, Archaeology and Cultural Heritage, Brighton, 19th-21st November 2012.
Ohud Alharbi and Dr Emily Baines (2012) ‘A Call for Endogenous Saudi Animation’ paper and ‘Animation industry in Saudi Arabia: the current state and outlook’ poster, The Sixth Saudi Students Conference, October 2012, London.
Dr Emily Baines (2010) ‘A Sustainable Textile and Fashion Industry?’, Textile Society Rewind: Textile Sustainability and Recycling conference, ̨ÍåÂãÁÄÖ±²¥, 26th – 28th November 2010.
Dr Emily Baines (2008) ‘Family Firms, Innovation and Networks: the Interwar British Printed Textile Industry’ at Business History after Chandler conference, Association of Business Historians, University of Birmingham, 4th-5th July 2008.
Chao-Yu Lin, Nick Higgett and Emily Baines Exhibit Content and Learning-Related Behaviours in 3D On-Line Museum Environments, EVA London Conference, 11–13th July 2007.
Dr Emily Baines (2006) ‘Advertising Strategies in the Interwar British Printed Textile Industry’ at IEHC Helsinki 2006 (International Economic History Conference) in Session 53: Cultural/ Cross-Cultural Advertising and Promotion: the Nexus of Media, Culture and Economics, University of Helsinki, 20th-25th August 2006.
Dr Emily Baines (2004) ‘Manchester and the Birth of Modernist Textiles’ paper as one of a series of public speakers at the Textile Society Antique Textile Fair on 7th March 2004, Armitage Sports & Conference Centre, Manchester.
Dr Emily Baines (2004) ‘Innovation and Fashion Leadership: Studio Design in the Interwar Printed Textiles Industry’, Text, Vol. 31, 2003-4, pp39-42.
Dr Emily Baines (2003) ‘The Popularity of Modernism in Dress Textiles: a Case Study of Ferguson Bros. Ltd.’: Talk to Textile Society members at Carlisle Record Office, April 2003.
Dr Emily Baines (1996) ‘The British Printed Textiles Industry, 1919-40’, at Reading the Cloth Textile Society conference at Bretton Hall, 6-8th September 1996.
Dr Emily Baines (1994) ‘Modernism in Textiles and Wallpaper’ paper, at Nene College ‘History/ Theory/ Practice’ conference, 12th November 1994.
Reviews:
Review in November 2009 TEXT journal of: Giorgio Riello & Prasannan Parthasarathi (eds.) (2009) The Spinning World: A Global History of Cotton Textiles, 1200-1850, Oxford University Press, Pasold Studies in Textile History.
Review in Summer 2005 Textile Society Newsletter of: B. & W. Armstrong (2005) The Arts and Crafts Movement in the North West of England: a Handbook, Oblong.
Review in Autumn 2004 Textile Society Newsletter of: David M. Wilson (2004) The Bayeux Tapestry, Thames & Hudson.