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Andoh, Ben. (1995). Jurisprudential aspects of the right to retake absconders from mental hospitals. Medicine, Science and the Law, 1995, 35 (3), pp. 225-230
Andoh, Ben. (1995). Legal protection of staff of mental hospitals. Medico-Legal Journal, 1995, 63 (4), pp. 169-171
Andoh, Ben. (1995). Provision of mental health care. Searchlight, 1995, 5 (1),
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Caffrey, Paul. (1995). Irish portrait miniatures c. 1700-1830. PhD thesis, Southampton Solent University (validated by Nottingham Trent University).
Curwen, Nick. (1995). An unacknowledged defect in bills of lading. Journal of Business Law, July 1995, pp. 373-383
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Faruqi, Sohail. (1995). Privatisation of the careers service an evaluation of possible service delivery modes. Masters thesis, Southampton Solent University.
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Hoque, Quazi Reza-ul. (1995). The development of preventative detention legislation in Bangladesh: a study of its necessity, relevance and the role of the judiciary. PhD thesis, Southampton Solent University (validated by Nottingham Trent University).
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Lewis, Dave. (1995). Quality for housing services in a C.C.T. environment. Masters thesis, Southampton Solent University.
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Neylon, Jackie. (1995). A critical examination of the outpatient process in a National Health Service setting. Masters thesis, Southampton Solent University.
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Parry, Bryn. (1995). “Managing Dominant Logic and Dissent”. In: Dissent in Management Thought Conference, London Marriott, London.
Parry, Bryn and Drost, Rudi. (1995). “Is Chaos Good For Your Profits ?”. International Journal of Contemporary Hospitality Management, 1995, 7 (1), i
Parry, Bryn and Drost, Rudi. (1995). "Structural Demand Models - a chaotic perspective”. In: CHME Research Conference, Council for Hospitality Management Education, Norwich City College, Norwich.
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Robinson, Bernard. (1995). Funding and quality in further eduction colleges in England and Wales. Masters thesis, Southampton Solent University.
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Wang, Zhijun. (1995). Investigation of a fuzzy approach to condition monitoring of tool wear during drilling. PhD thesis, Southampton Solent University [validated by Nottingham Trent University].