Halliday, S., Brione, R. and Nicholls, J. (eds) (2025) Narratives of Consent and Reproductive Subjects: Tales of Invisibility, Abingdon: Routledge.

Includes Brione, R. “It wasn’t about what I wanted”: the consent experiences of women living with complex social and health circumstances.

Woollard, F., Brione, R. & Arkell, R. 2024. “Responses to alcohol and pregnancy policy pilot: Midwives’ views about proposals to manage risks associated with prenatal alcohol exposure” Social Sciences and Humanities Open 10 101132.

Brione, R. 2024. “A Challenging Climate: Authoritative speech and saying no to routine vaginal examination in labour” Journal of Gender-Based Violence 8(3), 312-320.

Brione, R. 2023. “Extending the Ethics of Episiotomy to Vaginal Examination: No place for opt-out consent”, Journal Medical Ethics. 49(9), 626-627.

Brione, R. 2023. “On the receiving end: A woman’s perspective”, in Communication in Midwifery Theory and Practice. Tania Staras (ed), Elsevier.

Brione, R. 2022. “Person-Centered Maternity Care: COVID exposes the illusion” IJFAB: International Journal of Feminist Approaches to Bioethics 2022 15:1, 131-134. doi: 10.3138/ijfab-15.1.17.

Brione, R. 2020. “Non-Consented Vaginal Examinations: The Birthrights and AIMS perspective”, in Women’s Birthing Bodies and the Law Unauthorised Intimate Examinations, Power and Vulnerability. Camilla Pickles and Jonathan Herring (eds). Oxford: Hart Publishing.

Brione, R. 2015. “To what extent does or should a woman’s autonomy overrule the interests of her baby? A study of autonomy-related issues in the context of Caesarean section”. The New Bioethics 21(1): 71-86.

I have given over 30 conference and workshop papers over the period of my PhD, including at the Joint Session, the Society for Applied Philosophy Annual Conference, and the 12th International Philosophy of Medicine Roundtable.