Gavin Hart
Biographic Data
| ID | 4097850 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Gavin Hart |
| GIVEN NAMES | Gavin |
| FAMILY NAME | Hart |
| SIGNATURE | HART G |
| AFFILIATIONS | Liverpool Hope University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-2535-4441 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 9 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 19 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 9 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1973 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Five Things We Need to Learn About Incel Extremism
In recent years research on the involuntarily celibate or “Incel” community has contributed a small but significant stock of knowledge about toxic varieties of extreme misogyny being shared on lightly regulated online communication boards. Simultaneously, we have witnessed the potential for Incel ideas to find expression in disturbing outbursts of extremist violence. This paper uses existing research to consider what we know and what we need to f…
Is recognition the answer? Exploring the barriers for successful reintegration of ex-combatants into civil society in Northern Ireland and Colombia
This article explores the barriers faced by ex-combatants in Northern Ireland and Colombia as they reintegrate into civil society. It focuses on analysing three key aspects for a successful reintegration process: access to education opportunities after demobilisation, inclusion and participation into the civilian economy, and the exercise of equal citizenship in order to guarantee social and civic reintegration. The article presents the results o…
The past, Present and Future of Parliamentary and Legislative Studies
This special section emanates from the roundtable on the past, present and future of parliamentary and legislative studies, held as part of the PSA Parliaments specialist group’s 2020 annual conference
The State of the Sub-discipline
We map the current state of parliamentary and legislative studies through a survey of 218 scholars and a bibliometric analysis of 25 years of publications in three prominent sub-field journals. We identify two groupings of researchers, a quantitative methods, rational choice-favouring grouping and a qualitative methods, interpretivism-favouring grouping with a UK focus. Upon closer examination, these groupings share similar views about the challe…
Working-class conservative voters in 2019
Tribunes, racism and deadlock politics in Northern Ireland
Both Sinn Féin and the DUP have successfully mobilised ethnic tribune strategies in order to secure dominance in the electoral politics of Northern Ireland. Alongside this development, Northern Irish society has become markedly more diverse as a result of increasing inward migration. While immigration has enriched the array of cultural variety in the territory, it has been accompanied by increasing evidence of high profile racism. This raises que…
When Bi-nationalism Meets Multiculturalism
Does increasing immigration change the nature of language politics in a party system underpinned by ethnic valence strategies? This paper utilizes qualitative data to illustrate the manner in which debates on linguistic pluralism have become enmeshed in the politics of ethnic defense in Northern Ireland. It will be shown that language politics in this context is driven by the powerful pull of bi-national considerations. This is despite the fact t…
Sexual behavior in a war environment
As registrar at the First Australian Field Hospital, the author investigated the sexual behavior of Australian troops in Vietnam by questionnaire studies of 488 consecutive venereal disease clinic attenders and 230 soldiers of similar rank randomly selected from the troop population. Masturbation was the most frequent practice for 27% of soldiers, intercourse for 68%, and fellatio for 3.5%; whereas cunnilingus, anal intercourse and homosexual beh…
Psychological aspects of venereal disease in a war environment
Five Things We Need to Learn About Incel Extremism
In recent years research on the involuntarily celibate or “Incel” community has contributed a small but significant stock of knowledge about toxic varieties of extreme misogyny being shared on lightly regulated online communication boards. Simultaneously, we have witnessed the potential for Incel ideas to find expression in disturbing outbursts of extremist violence. This paper uses existing research to consider what we know and what we need to f…
The State of the Sub-discipline
We map the current state of parliamentary and legislative studies through a survey of 218 scholars and a bibliometric analysis of 25 years of publications in three prominent sub-field journals. We identify two groupings of researchers, a quantitative methods, rational choice-favouring grouping and a qualitative methods, interpretivism-favouring grouping with a UK focus. Upon closer examination, these groupings share similar views about the challe…
Is recognition the answer? Exploring the barriers for successful reintegration of ex-combatants into civil society in Northern Ireland and Colombia
This article explores the barriers faced by ex-combatants in Northern Ireland and Colombia as they reintegrate into civil society. It focuses on analysing three key aspects for a successful reintegration process: access to education opportunities after demobilisation, inclusion and participation into the civilian economy, and the exercise of equal citizenship in order to guarantee social and civic reintegration. The article presents the results o…
The past, Present and Future of Parliamentary and Legislative Studies
This special section emanates from the roundtable on the past, present and future of parliamentary and legislative studies, held as part of the PSA Parliaments specialist group’s 2020 annual conference
Working-class conservative voters in 2019
Psychological aspects of venereal disease in a war environment
Sexual behavior in a war environment
As registrar at the First Australian Field Hospital, the author investigated the sexual behavior of Australian troops in Vietnam by questionnaire studies of 488 consecutive venereal disease clinic attenders and 230 soldiers of similar rank randomly selected from the troop population. Masturbation was the most frequent practice for 27% of soldiers, intercourse for 68%, and fellatio for 3.5%; whereas cunnilingus, anal intercourse and homosexual beh…
Psychological aspects of venereal disease in a war environment
Sexual behavior in a war environment
As registrar at the First Australian Field Hospital, the author investigated the sexual behavior of Australian troops in Vietnam by questionnaire studies of 488 consecutive venereal disease clinic attenders and 230 soldiers of similar rank randomly selected from the troop population. Masturbation was the most frequent practice for 27% of soldiers, intercourse for 68%, and fellatio for 3.5%; whereas cunnilingus, anal intercourse and homosexual beh…
Tribunes, racism and deadlock politics in Northern Ireland
Both Sinn Féin and the DUP have successfully mobilised ethnic tribune strategies in order to secure dominance in the electoral politics of Northern Ireland. Alongside this development, Northern Irish society has become markedly more diverse as a result of increasing inward migration. While immigration has enriched the array of cultural variety in the territory, it has been accompanied by increasing evidence of high profile racism. This raises que…
When Bi-nationalism Meets Multiculturalism
Does increasing immigration change the nature of language politics in a party system underpinned by ethnic valence strategies? This paper utilizes qualitative data to illustrate the manner in which debates on linguistic pluralism have become enmeshed in the politics of ethnic defense in Northern Ireland. It will be shown that language politics in this context is driven by the powerful pull of bi-national considerations. This is despite the fact t…
Working-class conservative voters in 2019
Is recognition the answer? Exploring the barriers for successful reintegration of ex-combatants into civil society in Northern Ireland and Colombia
This article explores the barriers faced by ex-combatants in Northern Ireland and Colombia as they reintegrate into civil society. It focuses on analysing three key aspects for a successful reintegration process: access to education opportunities after demobilisation, inclusion and participation into the civilian economy, and the exercise of equal citizenship in order to guarantee social and civic reintegration. The article presents the results o…
The past, Present and Future of Parliamentary and Legislative Studies
This special section emanates from the roundtable on the past, present and future of parliamentary and legislative studies, held as part of the PSA Parliaments specialist group’s 2020 annual conference
The State of the Sub-discipline
We map the current state of parliamentary and legislative studies through a survey of 218 scholars and a bibliometric analysis of 25 years of publications in three prominent sub-field journals. We identify two groupings of researchers, a quantitative methods, rational choice-favouring grouping and a qualitative methods, interpretivism-favouring grouping with a UK focus. Upon closer examination, these groupings share similar views about the challe…
Five Things We Need to Learn About Incel Extremism
In recent years research on the involuntarily celibate or “Incel” community has contributed a small but significant stock of knowledge about toxic varieties of extreme misogyny being shared on lightly regulated online communication boards. Simultaneously, we have witnessed the potential for Incel ideas to find expression in disturbing outbursts of extremist violence. This paper uses existing research to consider what we know and what we need to f…
Sociology (8 works) · Law (7 works) · Law (7 works) · Political science (7 works) · Politics (5 works) · Gender Studies (3 works) · Gender Studies (3 works) · Political economy (3 works) · Psychology (3 works) · Public Administration (3 works)