Coomes, O.T., T.R. Moore, J. Paterson, S. Breau, N. Ross and N.T. Roulet (2013) Academic performance indicators for departments of geography in the U.S. and Canada. The Professional Geographer. 65(3): 433-450.

Bolton, K.C. and S. Breau (2012) Growing unequal? Changes in the distribution of earnings across Canadian cities. Urban Studies. 49(6): 1377-1396.

Breau, S. and W. M. Brown (2011) Exporting, foreign direct investment and wages: Evidence from the Canadian manufacturing sector. Growth & Change. 42(3): 261-286.

Jacquemond, M. and S. Breau (2015) A spatial analysis of precarious forms of employment in France. Tijdschrift voor economische en sociale geografie. 106(5): 536-555.

Breau, S. and J. Essletzbichler (2013) Contesting inequality. Environment and Planning A. 45(8): 1775-1784.

Breau, S. (2014) The Occupy movement and the top 1% in Canada. Antipode. 46(1): 13-33.

Breau, S., D. Kogler and K. C. Bolton (2014) On the relationship between innovation and wage inequality: New evidence from Canadian cities. Economic Geography. 90(4): 351-373.

Breau, S. (2014) Nouvelles perspectives en developpement regional: Essais en l'honneur de Donald J. Savoie (ed.), Presses de l'Universite du Quebec.

Breau, S. (2015) Rising inequality in Canada: A regional perspective. Applied Geography. 61: 58-69.

Coomes, O.T., T. R. Moore and S. Breau (2017) The price of journals in Geography. Professional Geographer. 69(2) 251-262.

Breau, S. and R. Saillant (2016) Regional income disparities in Canada: Exploring the geographical dimensions of an old debate. Regional Science, Regional Studies 3(1): 464-482.

Breau, S., M. Shin and N. Burkhart (2018) Pulling apart: New perspectives on the spatial dimensions of neighourhood income disparities in Canadian cities. Journal of Geographical Systems. 20(1): 1-15.

Cavanaugh, A. and S. Breau (2018) Locating geographies of inequality: Publication trends across OECD countries. Regional Studies. 52(9): 1225-1236.

Breau, S., B. Toy, M. Brown, R. Macdonald and O. Coomes (2018) In the footsteps of Mackintosh and Innis: Tracking Canada's economic centre of gravity since the Great Depression. Canadian Public Policy. 44(4): 356-367.