Peer-Reviewed Journal Articles and Book Chapters

 

Simonetto, Deana and Antony Puddephatt. Forthcoming. Conceptualizing Ethics-Work as a Generic Social Process. Symbolic Interaction. ​

 

Simonetto, Deana and Daniel Salisofsky. 2025. “The invisible labor of wives, partners, and children in the construction of the NFL’s CTE and concussion crisis.” Sociology of Sport Journal. Online.​

 

Stranges, Tori, Rory Marshall, Rebecca, Godard, Deana Simonetto, and Paul van Donkelaar. 2025. “Characterizing Intimate Partner Violence-Caused Brain Injury in a Sample of Survivors in the Two Spirit, Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer or Questioning Community," Journal of Interpersonal Violence. 40 (3-4): 906 -927.​

 

Galloway, Camille, Deana Simonetto, Robert Shave, Laura L Struik, Ryan Wilson, Colin Wallace, John R Vyselaar, Jordan Webber, and Kathy Rush. 2023 “The Experiences of Endurance Athletes with Atrial Fibrillation: Tensions and Takeaways. Heart, Lung and Circulation,32(10): 1274-1276. ​

 

Simonetto, Deana and Michelle Tucsok. 2023. “Former Athletes’ Illness Stories of Brain Injuries: Suspected Traumatic Encephalopathy and the Entanglement of Never-aging Masculinities.” Symbolic Interaction, 46(2):182-206. ​

 

Simonetto, Deana, Stacey Hannem and Erica Fae Thomson. 2022. “From Field to Family: The ripple effects of sports-related violence.” In Liam Kennedy and Derek Silva (eds.) Sports, Power, Crime: Toward a Critical Criminology of Sport. UBC Press.​​

 

Boyle, Quinn, Judy Illes, Deana Simonetto, and Paul van Donkelaar. 2022. “Ethicolegal considerations of screening for brain injury in women who have experienced intimate partner violence.” Journal of Law and the Biosciences, 9(2):  https://doi.org/10.1093/jlb/lsac023​

 

Simonetto, Deana.  2019, “I Was with Him before He Was Anything”: The Identity Talk of Football Wives. Studies in Symbolic Interaction, 50: 181 – 196. Steeves, Kathleen and

 

Simonetto, Deana. 2018. “Show and Tell: using a visual interview guide as a method of qualitative interviewing.” In Steven Kleinknecht, Lisa-Jo van den Scott and Carrie Sanders (eds) The Craft of Qualitative Research. Canadian Scholar Press. 

 

Schneider, Christopher J. and Deana Simonetto, 2017. “Public Sociology on Twitter: A Space for Public Pedagogy.” The American Sociologist. 48(2): 233-245. DOI 10.1007/s12108-016-9304-2. 

 

Simonetto, Deana, 2016. “Expanding our Methodological Tool Box: The place of Twitter in the Ethnographic Endeavour.” Qualitative Sociology Review. 12(1): 98 – 112.  .