Using grey literature in Informal Information Services in Africa. - Paul Sturges (J. Documentation, 1994)

Humanities Scholarship, The Research Library and The Digital Library. - Paul Sturges; Jessica Sambrook (CoLIS, 1999)

The pursuit of content. - Paul Sturges (Educ. Inf., 1999)

Gatekeepers and other intermediaries. - Paul Sturges (Aslib Proc., 2001)

Remember the human: the first rule of netiquette, librarians and the Internet. - Paul Sturges (Online Inf. Rev., 2002)

The Archaeologist Undeceived: Selecting Quality Archaeological Information from the Internet. - Paul Sturges; Anne Griffin (Informing Sci. Int. J. an Emerg. Transdiscipl., 2003)

Information in the Namibian national liberation struggle (1966-1989): Applying a model. - Paul Sturges (ASIST, 2004)

Information in the national liberation struggle: developing a model. - Paul Sturges (J. Documentation, 2004)

Understanding cultures, and IFLA's Freedom of Access to Information and Freedom of Expression (FAIFE) core activity. - Paul Sturges (J. Documentation, 2005)

Clear thinking on the "unity" of the information professions. - Paul Sturges (J. Documentation, 2005)

Information in the national liberation struggle: modelling the case of Namibia (1966-1990). - Paul Sturges; Mbenae Katjihingua; Kingo Mchombu (J. Documentation, 2005)

Comedy as freedom of expression. - Paul Sturges (J. Documentation, 2010)

Information Literacy Instruction: Theory and Practice (2nd edition). - Paul Sturges (J. Documentation, 2010)

Publisher interest towards a role for journals in data-sharing: The findings of the JoRD project. - Paul Sturges; Bill Hubbard; Azhar Hussain; Marianne Bamkin; Jane Smith (ELPUB, 2013)

Libraries, donations and freedom of expression: The case of Scientology. - Paul Sturges; Almuth Gastinger (J. Libr. Inf. Sci., 2014)

Research data sharing: Developing a stakeholder-driven model for journal policies. - Paul Sturges; Marianne Bamkin; Jane H. S. Anders; Bill Hubbard; Azhar Hussain; Melanie Heeley (J. Assoc. Inf. Sci. Technol., 2015)

Career Development in African Librarianship. - Paul Sturges (Libr. Trends, 2015)