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Cockayne, James and Panaccione, Kari (2015). Background Paper: Eradicating Modern Slavery: What Role for International Criminal Justice. United Nations University. 1117 3099
Cockayne, James and Oppermann, Julie, (2017). Can we sustain peace by fighting human trafficking in conflict? Lessons from Libya. United Nations University Centre for Policy Research, n/a-n/a 2661  
von Einsiedel, Sebastian, Bosetti, Louise, Cockayne, James, Salih, Cale and Wan, Wilfred (2017). Civil War Trends and the Changing Nature of Armed Conflict. United Nations University Centre for Policy Research. 1565 15715
Landman, Todd, Trodd, Zoe, Darnton, Hannah, Durgana, Davina, Moote, Kilian, Jones, Paul, Setter, Chloe, Bliss, Nadya, Powell, Sharlena and Cockayne, James ed. Code 8.7: Conference Report 2019/02/19-20 New York. New York: United Nations University, 2019. 1529 927
Walker, Summer and Cockayne, James (2015). Concept Note for Identifying Common Ground on Public Health. United Nations University. 788 235
Walker, Summer and Cockayne, James (2015). Concept Note: Identifying Common Ground on Criminal Justice for UNGASS 2016. United Nations University. 785 262
Walker, Summer and Cockayne, James (2015). Concept Note: Identifying Common Ground on Development for UNGASS 2016. United Nations University. 737 164
Bosetti, Louise, Cockayne, James and de Boer, John (2016). Crime-Proofing Conflict Prevention, Management, and Peacebuilding: A Review of Emerging Good Practice. United Nations University Centre for Policy Research. 732 1452
Cockayne, James and Roth, Amanda (2017). Crooked States: How organized crime and corruption will impact governance in 2050 and what states can – and should – do about it now. United Nations University. 1008 2477
Cockayne, James, Developing Freedom: The Sustainable Development Case for Ending Modern Slavery, Forced Labour, Human Trafficking, (New York: United Nations University, 2021). 1334 1480
Cockayne, James and Brubaker, Rebecca ed. Due Process in UN Targeted Sanctions 2019/11/21-22 Greentree Estate, Manhasset, New York. New York: United Nations University, 2020. 596 1026
Cockayne, James, Brubaker, Rebecca and Jayakody, Nadeshda (2018). Fairly Clear Risks: Protecting UN sanctions’ legitimacy and effectiveness through fair and clear procedures. United Nations University. 1910 5187
Cockayne, James and Walker, Summer, "Fighting Human Trafficking in Conflict: 10 Ideas for Action by the United Nations Security Council" Fighting Human Trafficking in Conflict, New Canaan, 2016/06/30-07/01. 1514 12213
Cockayne, James and Oppermann, Julie (2018). Financial Sector Compliance to Address Modern Slavery and Human Trafficking. Financial Sector Commission on Modern Slavery and Human Trafficking Secretariat Briefing Paper. United Nations University. 438 360
Cockayne, James, de Boer, John and Bosetti, Louise (2017). Going Straight: Criminal Spoilers, Gang Truces and Negotiated Transitions to Lawful Order. Crime-Conflict Nexus Series. United Nations University Centre for Policy Research. 539 629
Cockayne, James, (2015). How the UN Made FIFA Look Well Governed – and What the UN Can Do About It. United Nations University Centre for Policy Research, n/a-n/a 775  
Cockayne, James (2019). Innovation for Inclusion. Financial Sector Commission on Modern Slavery and Human Trafficking Briefing Paper. United Nations University. 362 235
Cockayne, James, (2016). Is Unbridled Globalization Creating Mafia States?. The Global Observatory, n/a-n/a 610  
von Einsiedel, Sebastian, Bosetti, Louise, Chandran, Rahul, Cockayne, James, de Boer, John and Wan, Wilfred (2014). Major Recent Trends in Violent Conflict. Occasional Paper. United Nations University Centre for Policy Research. 868 895
von Einsiedel, Sebastian, Bosetti, Louise, Chandran, Rahul, Cockayne, James, de Boer, John and Wan, Wilfred (2016). Major Recent Trends in Violent Conflict. United Nations University Centre for Policy Research. 689 5121
Cockayne, James, Gleason, Kelly A., Diego-Rossell, Pablo, Stewart, Shannon, Gauer Bermudez, Laura, Joudo Larsen, Jacqueline and Silverman, Bernard W (2019). Modelling Modern Slavery Risk. Delta 8.7 Symposia. United Nations University. 1000 852
Gleason, Kelly A. and Cockayne, James (2018). Official Development Assistance and SDG Target 8.7. United Nations University. 2811 1848
Cockayne, James and Roth, Amanda (2017). Preventing the Rise of Crooked States: How can development and stabilization policies prevent the criminalization of governance?. United Nations University. 834 800
Cockayne, James, "Preventing Tomorrow's Conflicts: Final Report from a Speaker Series within the context of United Nations discussions on Sustaining Peace" Preventing Tomorrow's Conflicts, New York, 2018/04/18. 699 975
Cockayne, James, Bosetti, Louise and Hussain, Nazia (2017). Preventing Urban Conflict: A Thematic Paper for the United Nations-World Bank Study on Conflict Prevention. Conflict Prevention Series. United Nations University Centre for Policy Research. 1443 2068
Cockayne, James and Dowds, Talitha (2015). Safeguarding the World’s Trust. United Nations University Centre for Policy Research. 593 205
Cockayne, James, (2016). The Hardest Job Interview in the World?. United Nations University Centre for Policy Research, n/a-n/a 716  
Cockayne, James, (2016). There are 45.8 million people in slavery today. Where is the ICC?. United Nations University Centre for Policy Research, n/a-n/a 640  
Cockayne, James (2014). The UN Security Council and Organized Criminal Activity: Experiments in International Law Enforcement. United Nations University Working Paper Series. United Nations University. 879 1334
Cockayne, James (2019). Unlocking Potential. United Nations University. 859 980
Cockayne, James and Walker, Summer (2015). What Comes after the War on Drugs - Flexibility, Fragmentation or Principled Pluralism?. United Nations University. 945 2041
Cockayne, James, (2016). Women are Being Traded as Slaves on WhatsApp – Here’s How the UN Can Act. The Conversation, n/a-n/a 638