Books

• Horne, J., Garton, S. (2017). Preserving the past: The University of Sydney and the Unified National System of Higher Education, 1987-96. Melbourne: Melbourne University Press.
• Horne, J., Sherington, G. (2012). Sydney the Making of a Public University. Sydney, Australia: The Miegunyah Press.
• Horne, J. (2005). The Pursuit of Wonder: how Australia's landscape was explored, nature discovered and tourism unleashed. Melbourne: The Miegunyah Press.
• Horne, J. (1997). Not an Ivory Tower: the making of an Australian vice-chancellor, based on interviews with Michael and Jenny Birt Kensington. Sydney: UNSW Archive.
• Horne, J. (1994). Jenolan Caves. When the Tourists Came. Crows Nest: Kingsclear Books.
• Horne, J., McCarthy, L. (1994). Unique providers : money raising and the University of New South Wales U Committee 1963-1993.. Sydney: UNSW Archive.

Edited Books

• Horne, J., Thomas, M. (2022). Australian Universities: A conversation about public good. Sydney: Sydney University Press.
• Horne, J., Ingleson, J., McCarthy, L., O'Farrell, P. (1988). Locating Australia's Past: A Practical Guide to Writing Local History in New South Wales. Sydney: UNSW Press.

Book Chapters

• Horne, J., Thomas, M. (2022). (Re)starting the conversation. In J. Horne & M. A. M. Thomas (Eds.), Australian Universities: A conversation about public good, (pp. 1-13). Sydney: Sydney University Press.
• Horne, J. (2022). International students in Australia since the early 1900s. In J. Horne & M. A. M. Thomas (Eds.), Australian Universities: A conversation about public good. Sydney: Sydney University Press.
• Horne, J., Horne, N. (2021). Introduction. The Education of Young Donald Trilogy: Donald Horne, (pp. xiv-xviii). Sydney: NewSouth Publishing.
• Horne, J. (2019). The Teaching Profession. In Kate Darian-Smith, James Waghorne (Eds.), The First World War, the Universities and the Professions in Australia 1914-1939, (pp. 269-288). Melbourne: Melbourne University Press.
• Horne, J. (2016). The Final Barrier? Australian Women and the Nineteenth-Century Public University. In E. Lisa Panayotidis, Paul Stortz (Eds.), Women in Higher Education, 1850-1970: International Perspectives, (pp. 76-96). New York: Routledge. [More Information]
• Horne, J. (2016). The Pursuit of Wonder: Backtracking Through Nature. In P. Ashton, A. Clark and R. Crawford (Eds.), Once Upon a Time: Australian Writers on Using the Past, (pp. 112-127). Melbourne: Australian Scholarly Publishing.
• Horne, J., Sherington, G. (2013). 'Dominion' Legacies: The Australian Experience. In Deryck M Schreuder (Eds.), Universities for a New World: Making a Global Network in International Higher Education, 1913-2013, (pp. 284-307). London: Sage Publications.
• Horne, J., Sherington, G. (2013). Education. In Alison Bashford, Stuart Macintyre (Eds.), The Cambridge History of Australia: Volume 1: Indigenous and Colonial Australia, (pp. 367-390). New York: Cambridge University Press. [More Information]
• Horne, J., Howells, T. (2007). Introduction: A University for Sydney. In Trevor Howells (Eds.), University of Sydney Architecture, (pp. 9-17). Australia: Watermark Press.
• Horne, J. (2004). Alice Tay, the Making of an Intellectual. In G. Doeker-Mach and K. A. Ziegert (Eds.), Law, legal culture and politics in the twenty-first century, (pp. 491-508). Stuttgart: Franz Steiner Verlag.
• Horne, J. (1988). The camera never lies. Or does it? Interpreting photographs. Locating Australia's Past: A Practical Guide to Writing Local History in New South Wales. Sydney: UNSW Press.

Journals

• Horne, J. (2020). MASS EDUCATION AND UNIVERSITY REFORM IN LATE TWENTIETH CENTURY AUSTRALIA. British Journal of Educational Studies, 68(5), 671-690. [More Information]
• Horne, J. (2016). The "knowledge front", women, war and peace. History of Education Review, 45(2), 151-167. [More Information]
• Horne, J., Pietsch, T. (2016). Universities, expertise and the First World War. History of Education Review, 45(2), 142-150. [More Information]
• Horne, J. (2015). Political Machinations and Sectarian Intrigue in the Making of Sydney University. Australian Catholic Historical Society. Journal, 36, 4-15.
• Horne, J. (2014). Looking from the inside out: rethinking university history. Journal of Educational Administration and History, 46(2), 174-189. [More Information]
• Horne, J. (2011). Randwick by Pauline Curby. Reviews in Australian Studies, 5(1), 1-4.
• Sluga, G., Horne, J. (2010). Cosmopolitanism: Its Pasts and Practices. Journal of World History, 21(3), 369-373.
• Sherington, G., Horne, J. (2010). Empire, State and Public Purpose in the Founding of Universities and Colleges in the Antipodes. History of Education Review, 39(2), 36-51.
• Horne, J., Sherington, G. (2010). Extending the educational franchise: the social contract of Australia's public universities, 1850-1890. Paedagogica Historica, 46(1-2), 207-227. [More Information]
• Horne, J. (2010). The Cosmopolitan Life of Alice Erh-Soon Tay. Journal of World History, 21(3), 419-446.
• Horne, J. (2009). Thomas Fisher, the man behind the library. Record, 2009, 5-11.
• Horne, J. (2008). The Writer, the Griffins and Canberra. History Magazine of the Royal Australian Historical Society, 2008 (December), 8-9.
• Horne, J., Sluga, G., Caine, B. (2007). Cosmopolitanism. Its Past and Practices. Dialogue (Academy of the Social Sciences in Australia), 26(3), 79-82.
• Horne, J. (2006). Capturing the Personal with Oral History. Journal of Australian Naval History, 3(2), 66-82.
• Horne, J. (2003). Oral History as Modern Personal Papers: in defence of the long interview. Oral History Association of Australia Journal, 25, 28-30.

Edited Journals

• Sluga, G., Horne, J. (2010). Cosmopolitanism in World History. Journal of World History, 21(3).
• Walker, D., Garton, S., Horne, J. (1994). Bodies. Australian Cultural History, 12.
• Walker, D., Garton, S., Horne, J. (1993). Crimes and Trials. Australian Cultural History, 12.
• Walker, D., Horne, J., Lyons, M. (1992). Books, Readers, Reading. Australian Cultural History, 11.
• Walker, D., Horne, J. (1991). Travellers, Journeys, Tourists. Australian Cultural History, 10.
• Walker, D., Horne, J., Vickers, A. (1990). Australian Perceptions of Asia. Australian Cultural History, 9.
• Walker, D., Horne, J., O'Brien, A. (1989). The Cult of Practicality. Australian Cultural History, 8.

Conferences

• Horne, J. (2015). Donald Horne and The Lucky Country. The Lucky Country: Australia in the Sixties ISAA Annual Conference Proceedings, Canberra: Independent Scholars Association of Australia Inc.
• Sherington, G., Horne, J. (2009). Modes of engagement: universities and schools in Australia 1850-1914. Beyond the Lecture Hall Conference: Universities and community Engagement from the middle ages to the present day, Cambridge: Faculty of Education and Institute of Continuing Education, University of Cambridge.

Textual Creative Works

• Horne, J., Howells, T. (2007). Walks. University of Sydney Architecture, (pp. 211 - 225). Sydney, Australia: Watermark Press.
• Horne, J., Campbell, R. (2002). An Act to Incorporate and Endow the University of Sydney: A Performance for Four Voices. Australia: .
• Horne, J., Devos, A. (2002). Website "Womens Research 21". Womens Research 21 (website), Sydney, Australia: University of NSW (UNSW).

Film / Video

• Horne, J., Gillroy, E. (2018). When Drama met History: Teaching the History of War and Commemoration. You Tube, Australia.
• Horne, J. (2017). The Historian Who Challenged Public Opinion. Online Video, UNSPECIFIED: YouTube.
• Horne, J. (2014). Donald Horne and The Lucky Country. Online Video, UNSPECIFIED: YouTube.
• Horne, J. (2013). Sydney Stories: Bradfield and the Sydney Harbour Bridge. Online Video, UNSPECIFIED: YouTube.
• Horne, J. (2013). Sydney Stories: Sydney vs Oxbridge. Online Video, UNSPECIFIED: YouTube.

Web based exhibition

• Horne, J., Morrison, N., Johnson, I., Gillroy, E., Higgins, J. (2014). Beyond 1914 - The University of Sydney and the Great War. Australia: University of Sydney.

Magazine / Newspaper Articles

• Horne, J. (2022). 'A new accord - Restoring good relations between government and universities'. Australian Book Review, 444.
• Horne, J. (2020). How universities came to rely on international students. The Conversation. [More Information]
• Horne, J. (2018). An armchair, a desk and 4000 books: the Horne family study gets a second life. The Conversation.
• Horne, J. (2018). Writer's Room. SL Magazine.
• Horne, J. (2015). In their own words: letters from ANZACs during the Gallipoli evacuation. The Conversation. [More Information]
• Horne, J. (2015). Who do universities serve? Everyone, or just the elite few? The Conversation. [More Information]
• Horne, J. (2013). My father's famous book grew up with us. Australian Financial Review Weekend.
• Horne, J. (2013). Writer, editor helped foster national identity. Sydney Morning Herald.
• Horne, J. (2012). Why a solution to the St John's scandal lies with Barry O'Farrell. The Conversation. [More Information]
• Horne, J. (2009). Equity and Access: we led the way. The Sydney Morning Herald.
• Horne, J. (2001). Earthly Concerns. Review of Tim Bonyhady, The Colonial Earth. The Sydney Morning Herald.
• Horne, J. (2001). Message of Hope in the Dust and Rubble. Review of Chris Woodward, In Ruins. The Sydney Morning Herald.
• Horne, J. (2001). Thinking a New Shade of Green. Review of Making Nature: Six Walks by Peter Timms. The Sydney Morning Herald.

Report

• Horne, J. (1991). Unlocking the Academies: Responses and Strategies.

Reference Works

• Horne, J. (2012). Ward, John Manning (1919-1990). In M Nolan (Eds.), Australian Dictionary of Biography, Volume 18. Melbourne, Australia: Melbourne University Press.
• Horne, J. (2003). Australia. In Jennifer Speake (Eds.), The Literature of Travel and Exploration: an encyclopaedia. (pp. 48-52). London: Fitzroy Dearborn Publishers.
• Horne, J. (2002). Robert Quentin. In John Ritchie, Dianne Langmore (Eds.), Australian Dictionary of Biography Vol. 16. (pp. 41-42). Melbourne: Melbourne University Press.
• Iuso, A., Horne, J. (2001). Archives (Australia Section). In Margaretta Jolly (Eds.), Encyclopaedia of Life Writing: Autobiographical and Biographical Forms vol.1. (pp. 50-53). London: Fitzroy Dearborn Publishers.
• Horne, J. (2000). C H Munro. In John Ritchie (Eds.), Australian Dictionary of Biography Volume 15. Melbourne: Melbourne University Press.
• Horne, J. (2000). Josephine O’Neill. In John Ritchie (Eds.), Australian Dictionary of Biography Volume 15. Melbourne: Melbourne University Press.

Research Reports

• Horne, J. (2011). The Rockefeller Foundation and the Modern Australian University, 1926-1942, 2011, (pp. 1 - 8). Sleepy Hollow, NY, United States of America: Rockefeller Archive Centre.