Artigos Científicos​

• Using virtual reality to capture memories of border life in Northern Ireland

Aguiar, L. & Mullan, J. (2025), Memory Studies Special Issue: Memories in Transit (MSA), p. 1-16.

• Community Arts Practice and Creative Innovation

Aguiar, L.; Murphy (2025) In: O.Andrews, H., & Hawcroft, A. (eds.) Why technology needs artists: 40 international perspectives. British Council.

• Screen Shots: Representing War & Conflict on Screen 

Aguiar, L.; Hannah, E. (eds) (2024), Special Issue for British Journal for Military History. 

• Using digital technology to engage people with varying degrees of sight loss with archives and filmmaking during COVID-19

Aguiar, L. & Gillespie, L. (2024), puntOorg. 9, 2, p. 128-143

• Beyond Preservation: Embracing Participatory and Accessible Practices in the Archive

McDonagh, S. A. & Aguiar, L. (2023), I-LanD Journal: Identity, Language and Diversity, 1

• Lockdown Silver Linings: When Digital Participatory Filmmaking and Virtual Reality Came Together to Tell the Story of The Irish Border

Aguiar, L. (2023), Interactive Film & Media Journal, 3 (2).

• Opening Up PRONI’s Archives Through Creative Engagement During the Covid-19 Pandemic

Aguiar L; Gillespie, L. (2022), Museum Ireland, Volume 28

• When a 1981 Diary Meets Twitter: Reclaiming a teenage girl’s ordinary experience of the Northern Irish Troubles

Aguiar, L.; Murphy, O. (2019), War Through Other Stuff: The Non-Militaristic Study of Conflict, Special Issue, British Journal for Military History

• More Than ‘Collaborative Rubber Stamps’: Cross-Community Storytelling in Transitional Northern Ireland

Aguiar, L. (2017), IAFOR Journal of Media, Communication and Film Issue 4.

• Back to Those Walls: The Women’s Memory of the Maze and Long Kesh Prison in Northern Ireland

Aguiar, L. (2014), Journal of Memory Studies. Issue 8.2. 

• Look What We Have Gone Through: Representation and Memory in the Bogside Murals in Northern Ireland

Aguiar, L. (2014), Networking Knowledge special issue, Othering Race and Ethnicity in Media and Popular Culture, Vol. 6 

 

Capítulos

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• “This place is actually fun”: Using filmmaking to engage young people with archives in Northern Ireland

Aguiar, L. (Forthcoming 2026), Bianchi, V.; Butucea, V.; Henry, A. (eds). Shaking the Archives. Palgrave Macmillan.

• Using Zoom and Participatory Filmmaking to Make Documentary Films during the Covid-19 Pandemic in Northern Ireland

Aguiar, L. (Forthcoming 2026) Dean, L.; Zhu, Z.(eds): Global Documentary and Cinematic Storytelling. Bloomsbury.

• When Horror and Local Stories Meet the Archives

Aguiar, L. and McAtasney, B. (2024) Platt, L., Finkel, R. and Sharp, B. (eds.) Creative Research Methods for Critical Event Studies. London: Routledge.

• Re-shaping the Digital Archive: From Prisons Memory Archive to ‘We Were There’

Aguiar, L. (2022) C. McLaughlin, J. Mairs, C. McCafferty, The Prisons Memory Archive: a Case Study in Filmed Memory of Conflict (Vernon Press). 

• Difusão e Reinvenção no Arquivo Público da Irlanda do Norte: um Estudo de Caso

Aguiar, L. (2020) Minas Gerais 300 Anos (Instituto Histórico e Geográfico de Minas Gerais). 

• What if We Had Been the Heroes of the Maze and Long Kesh? Collaborative Filmmaking in Northern Ireland

Aguiar, L. (2020), Liddy, Susan. Women in Irish Film: Stories and Storytellers (Cork University Press). 

• Collaborative Filmmaking in Transitional Northern Ireland

Aguiar, L. (2015), Monaghan, Barry. Ireland and Cinema: Culture and Contexts (Palgrave)