Knowlton, Steven A. (2024) 2024. “A Sky-Blue Flag for the Land of the Sky-Tinted Water: The Legislative and Administrative Process That Produced Minnesota’s New State Flag”. Vexillum 26: 20–31.

Knowlton, Steven A., Ellen M. Pozzi, Jordan S. Sly, and Emily D. Spunaugle, eds. (2023) 2023. Libraries Without Borders: New Directions in Library History. Chicago: ALA Editions.

Platoff, Anne M., and Steven A. Knowlton. 2015. “Old Flags, New Meanings”. 26th International Congress of Vexillology. Sydney: Flag Society of Australia. Publisher’s Version: Old Flags, New Meanings.

Knowlton, Steven A. 2021. “Why Are Some Sources Archived and Others Not?”. In Research Methods: Primary Sources. Marlborough, Wiltshire: Adam Matthew Digital.

Knowlton, Steven A. 2021. “Liberian County Flags in Historical and Cultural Context”. Raven: A Journal of Vexillology 28: 57–90.

Knowlton, Steven A. 2020. “How Mississippi Changed Its Flag, Following Bans On the Confederate Flag In the Military and Sports”. Vexillum, no. 11: 16–23.

Knowlton, Steven A. 2020. “A Rapidly Escalating Demand: Academic Libraries and the Birth of Black Studies Programs”. Libraries: Culture, History, and Society 4 (2): 178–200.

Knowlton, Steven A. 2019. “The Minute Man Flag and the Army-Navy ‘E’ Flag: Unifying Symbols for the American Home Front in World War II”. Raven: A Journal of Vexillology 26 (2019).

Howard, Sara A., and Steven A. Knowlton. 2018. “Browsing Through Bias: The Library of Congress Classification and Subject Headings for African American Studies and LGBTQIA Studies”. Library Trends 67 (1): 74-88.

Knowlton, Steven A. 2018. “The Foundation of Cossitt Library and the Inauguration of Library Service to African Americans in Memphis and Shelby County”. West Tennessee Historical Society Papers 71: 38-64.

Knowlton, Steven A. 2018. “Flags for the Fallen: Use of the American Flag in Funerals of Police Officers and Military Personnel”. Vexillum, no. 1: 18-23.

Knowlton, Steven A. 2018. “‘Since I Was a Citizen, I Had the Right to Attend the Library’: The KeyRole of the Public Library in the Civil Rights Movement in Memphis.”. In An Unseen Light: Black Struggles for Freedom in Memphis, Tennessee, 203-27. Lexington: University of Kentucky Press.

Knowlton, Steven A. 2018. “ ’Show Me the Race or the Nation Without a Flag, and I Will Show You a Race of People Without Any Pride’: The Flags of Black Nationalist Organizations As Disambiguating Responses to Polysemic National Symbols”. Raven: A Journal of Vexillology 24: 27-61.

Knowlton, Steven A. 2017. “‘The Older It Gets, The Colder It Gets’: Time Required for Cataloging of a Book Affects the Likelihood of Its Circulation.”. Technicalities 37 (5): 1, 4-6.

Knowlton, Steven A. (2017) 2017. “Coloniality, Westphalian Sovereignty, and Flag Design: The Francophone African Case”. Flag Research Quarterly 15 (2): 8-14.

Perkins Barton, Gail, George E. Relyea, and Steven A. Knowlton. 2018. “Rethinking the Subscription Paradigm for Journals: Using Interlibrary Loan in Collection Development for Serials”. College & Research Libraries 79 (2): 279-90. Publisher’s Version: Rethinking the Subscription Paradigm for Journals: Using Interlibrary Loan in Collection Development for Serials.

Knowlton, Steven A. (2017) 2017. “The ’Negro Branch’ Library in Memphis: A Case Study of Public Services in a Segregated Southern City”. Libraries: Culture, History, and Society 1 (1): 23-45.

Grissom, Andrew R., Rachel Elizabeth Scott, and Steven A. Knowlton. (2017) 2017. “Perpetual Access Information in Serials Holdings Records”. Library Resources and Technical Services 61 (1): 57-62. Publisher’s Version: Perpetual Access Information in Serials Holdings Records.

Jabaily, Matthew J., James R. Rodgers, and Steven A. Knowlton. 2016. “Leveraging Use‐by‐Publication‐Age Data in Serials Collection Decisions”. Charleston Conference. Charleston, S.C.: Charleston Conference. Publisher’s Version: Leveraging Use‐by‐Publication‐Age Data in Serials Collection Decisions.

Knowlton, Steven A. 2014. “ ’A Democrat for All the People’: The Historic Election of Harold E. Ford, Sr., to the United States House of Representatives.”. Tennessee Historical Quarterly 73 (4): 280-311.

Robinson, Bess, Perveen Rustomfram, and Steven A. Knowlton. 2015. “Everyone Has a Place at the Table – Now What? Making the Best of the Meetings You Lead and Attend”. Tennessee Libraries 65 (3).