Details of some of Dr Chalmers's publications can be found below ( and on https://www.academia.edu):

Book Chapters:

• Joint Author (with Professor Mike Danson) of The Economic Impact of Gaelic Arts and Culture within Glasgow in the Cultural Political Economy of Small Cities.Ed Anne Lorentzen. Routledge September 2011
• Joint Author (with Professor Mike Danson) of The Continuing Story of Glasgow - City of the Gàidheal in Language and Economic Development. Queen's University Belfast. July 2011
• Eòrpa - Taking Europe from the Periphery to the Core? In Centres and Peripheries: Metropolitan and Non-Metropolitan Journalism in the Twenty First Century. Ed David Hutchison. Cambridge Scholars Publishing. February 2011
• The need to integrate policy and practice – a decade of empirical evidence in ‘Coimhearsnachd na Gàidhlig an-diugh/ Gaelic Communities Today’ Ed Gillian Munro, Dunedin Academic Press 2010.
• Mapping Language, Arts, Culture and Community – continuity and change in ‘Language and Economic Development: Northern Ireland, the Republic of Ireland, and Scotland’. Belfast Studies in Language, Culture and Politics. Queens University Belfast October 2009
• The Promotion of Arts and Culture as a Tool of Community Regeneration: An Opportunity or Threat to Minority Language Development? The Case of Gaelic Scotland. In Rights Promotion and Integration Issues for Minority Languages in Europe. Ed S.Pertot. Palgrave January 2009
• Language and Economic Development – complementary or antagonistic? (with M.Danson) in 'Revitalising Gaelic in Scotland: Policy, Planning and Public Discourse' Dunedin Academic Press July 2006.
• Joint Author (with Dr. Martin Poulter) of Using the internet to teach economics in The Handbook for Economics Lecturers, Higher Education Academy September 2005
• The Economics of Gaelic led Development – prospects and difficulties. In Towards our goals in Broadcasting, the Press, the Performing Arts and the Economy. Belfast Studies in Language, Culture and Politics. Queens University Belfast September 2003
• Author, Lecturers’ Manual for Begg7 - Economics by Begg, Fischer, Dornbush. McGraw Hill July 2002
• Scotland's year zero - from words to action in Minority Governance Concepts in Europe on the Threshold of the 21st Century. European Centre for Minority Issues. 2002
• Joint Author (with W. McAusland) of Computer-Assisted Assessment, in The Handbook for Economics Lecturers, Economics Subject Centre, Higher Education Academy 2002
• Editor, Question Test Bank for Begg’s Foundations of Economics. McGraw Hill May 2002
• The 'New Governance': Of, By and For Which People? (written with Michael Keaney ) In Work in Progress ­ Learning from Each Other: Proceedings of the First Scottish Trade Union Research Network Conference, University of Paisley, June 1999: 139-145
• Joint authorship of Book Chapter Globalisation from Below in Environment Scotland - prospects for sustainability, IPPR/Ashgate May 1998
• Joint authorship with Dr Eleanor McDowell of Book Chapter Reconnecting Communities in Looking Round - a history of the Scottish Environment. SEEC April 1998

Journal Articles:

• Measuring Up? Non profit and Commercial Language Policies in Gaelic-Speaking Scotland (with Lindsay Milligan and Hugh O'Donnell) International Journal of Applied Linguistics 19 (2) p 188-203 August 2009

Reports:

• (With Hecla Consulting) Measuring the Gaelic Labour Market: Current and Future Potential. For Highlands and Island Enterprise and Skills Development Scotland March 2009
• An Economic Impact Study of Gaelic Arts and Culture in Glasgow (With Mike Danson). For City of Glasgow District Council March 2009
• The Demand for Gaelic Arts: Patterns and Impacts Nov 2006. A report for Pròiseact nan Ealan (with Dr. Allan Sproull)
• The demand for Community Transport in the North East of Glasgow for Northern Area Transport Association (With Professor Mike Danson)
• Understanding Ayrshire's Family Businesses for Scottish Enterprise Ayrshire (With Dr. Barbara Murray Dunn)
• The Demand for Gaelic Artistic and Cultural Products and Services: Patterns and Impacts for Gaelic Arts Agency 1998 (With Dr. Alan Sproull)
• Highlands and Islands Family Business Survey for Highland Council and Clydesdale Bank (With Dr. Alan Sproull)

Papers Presented:

• The Economic Impact of Gaelic in Glasgow. 12th International Conference on Minority Languages, Tartu, Estonia May 2009
• Eorpa - a New Gaelic World View? Rannsachadh na Gàidhlig conference, Antigonish Nova Scotia July 2008
• The Economic Impact of Gaelic in Glasgow - work in progress Queens University Belfast 2008. Presentation can be downloaded here
• Mapping Language, Arts, Culture and Community – continuity and change Queens University Belfast 2007. Presentation can be downloaded here
• The Demand for the New Gaelic Digital Service. Focus Group presentation, Pacific Quay, Glasgow August 2007
• The Demand for Gaelic Television and Radio - Looking Below the Surface. Seminar for staff of Gaelic Unit BBC Alba Glasgow March 2007
• The Benefits of Multilingualism within the United Kingdom - the Case of Gaelic Scotland.Inaguaral Conference of DYLAN Project, University of Lausanne, Switzerland
• From Enemy to Ally? Economics and the Gaelic Arts. Presentation to Cultural Business Research Seminar Series, 2006 Presentation available here
• Sustainable Development? Building Social Capital in Gaelic Communities Scottish Economists Conference, Perth March 2004
• Scotland's year zero - from words to action in Minority Governance Concepts in Europe on the Threshold of the 21st Century. Minority Studies Program of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences. Bolzano, South Tyrol October 2000. Presentation can be downloaded here
• Integrating Minorities in Political and Economic Life. 8th Economic Forum of Organisation for Security and Co-operation in Europe, Prague, April 2000
• Grassroots politics in Scotland ­ a new type of Governance? Hungarian Academy of Sciences, Budapest September 1999
• Minority languages and Regional Economic Activity European Centre for Minority Issues, Flensburg, Germany June 1999
• The Economics of sustainability ­ Healthy Glasgow Healthy Planet Conference Organised by Glasgow Healthy City Partnership May 1999
• Sustainability - responses from the Grassroots at Environment Scotland - Prospects for Sustainability, organised by IPPR, and Glasgow Caledonian University September 1997
• Sustainability from below at Sustainability and Tourism - an international conference, organised by Glasgow Caledonian University March 1997
  

Book Reviews:

• Lee Wilkins (Ed) - The Handbook of Mass Media Ethics Routledge. Review found on line at www.allmediascotland.com
• Andy Wightman - Scotland, Land and Power - the agenda for Land Reform in What on Earth Friends of the Earth Scotland