Richard Rawlings
Biographic Data
| ID | 5578641 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Richard Rawlings |
| GIVEN NAMES | Richard |
| FAMILY NAME | Rawlings |
| SIGNATURE | RAWLINGS R |
| AFFILIATIONS | London School of Economics and Political Science |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 11 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 28 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 11 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1981 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
‘It’s a Candy Store. You Can See the Candies, but the Door Is Closed.’ (Neuro)queering the Hook-Up App Industry in Non-Metropolitan Finland
Industrial time and space produce marginalities and resistance: Queer time rejects linearity and potentiates alternate experiences (Halbertsam, 2005). Today, many experience phones or smartwatches as mediating temporal ruptures in daily lives (Mowlabocus, 2016), and hookup app industries monetise intimacies. Given permanent online connectivity, work and leisure are more porous than in a factory, yet corporate industries mediate marginal socialiti…
Hook-Up Apps Complicate Visibility for Rural Queer People
Before the millennium, finding other queer people often involved travelling to a queer venue in a city. Consequently, queer people have been at the forefront of internet technologies such as hook-up apps, namely $2 . Rural hook-up app use is under-researched, and queer visibility may be more carefully negotiated in rural areas than in cities. We carried out a qualitative study to establish whether location and/or technology use shaped social, sex…
Wales and the United Kingdom
The Welsh Labour government has developed a distinctive brand of territorial constitutional policy in the UK context. The product of a strongly devolutionist government with a care for union, it reinforces the importance of autochthonous development in substate governance, reflects an adverse state of power relations in a famously uncodified constitution, and, framed by ongoing turbulence, provides an alternative vision of the UK territorial cons…
Riders on the Storm
The United Kingdom continues to undergo a rapid process of constitutional change, with an ongoing redistribution of law‐making and governmental powers to different parts of the Union under an expanded rubric of ‘devolution'. This article illuminates a pervasive sense of territorial constitutional crisis and opportunity in the most recent period, familiarly associated with, but not confined to, Scotland. Constructive and flexible federal‐type resp…
Law, Territory and Integration
Globalization, which in one sense erodes territorial distinctiveness, in other ways enhances the importance of territory and gives impetus to the construction of territorial societies. 1
The New Model Wales
The United Kingdom is currently undergoing a rapid process of fundamental constitutional change. One of the chief developments is a redistribution of law‐making and governmental powers to different territories of the Union. It is a programme of devolution, as befits an unwritten constitution characterized by the doctrine of parliamentary sovereignty, and not federalism. The case of Wales, historically closely integrated with England,1 presents he…
Pressure Through Law
The Eurolaw Game
The subject-matter of this article is the recent bout of litigation concerning the validity under Community law of the restrictions in England and Wales on Sunday trading. The aim of the article is to develop, by means of strict analysis, a series of important themes relating to the role of law in the Community and to the future development of the Community legal order. The term 'saga' has been used in the literature to denote the situation where…
The MP's Complaints Service
Over the last year, [X], your Member of Parliament, has tried to help thousands of people with their problems, who have either been to see him at his surgeries, come to the House of Commons, written or telephoned him. Local Conservative Party Pamphlet, 1986
Law Reform With Tears
After the Ancien Regime
“Ten censure wrong for one who writes amiss; A fool might once himself alone expose, Now one in verse makes many more in prose.” (Alexander Pope, An Essay on Criticism. )
The Eurolaw Game
The subject-matter of this article is the recent bout of litigation concerning the validity under Community law of the restrictions in England and Wales on Sunday trading. The aim of the article is to develop, by means of strict analysis, a series of important themes relating to the role of law in the Community and to the future development of the Community legal order. The term 'saga' has been used in the literature to denote the situation where…
Wales and the United Kingdom
The Welsh Labour government has developed a distinctive brand of territorial constitutional policy in the UK context. The product of a strongly devolutionist government with a care for union, it reinforces the importance of autochthonous development in substate governance, reflects an adverse state of power relations in a famously uncodified constitution, and, framed by ongoing turbulence, provides an alternative vision of the UK territorial cons…
The New Model Wales
The United Kingdom is currently undergoing a rapid process of fundamental constitutional change. One of the chief developments is a redistribution of law‐making and governmental powers to different territories of the Union. It is a programme of devolution, as befits an unwritten constitution characterized by the doctrine of parliamentary sovereignty, and not federalism. The case of Wales, historically closely integrated with England,1 presents he…
The MP's Complaints Service
Over the last year, [X], your Member of Parliament, has tried to help thousands of people with their problems, who have either been to see him at his surgeries, come to the House of Commons, written or telephoned him. Local Conservative Party Pamphlet, 1986
After the Ancien Regime
“Ten censure wrong for one who writes amiss; A fool might once himself alone expose, Now one in verse makes many more in prose.” (Alexander Pope, An Essay on Criticism. )
Law, Territory and Integration
Globalization, which in one sense erodes territorial distinctiveness, in other ways enhances the importance of territory and gives impetus to the construction of territorial societies. 1
After the Ancien Regime
“Ten censure wrong for one who writes amiss; A fool might once himself alone expose, Now one in verse makes many more in prose.” (Alexander Pope, An Essay on Criticism. )
Law Reform With Tears
The MP's Complaints Service
Over the last year, [X], your Member of Parliament, has tried to help thousands of people with their problems, who have either been to see him at his surgeries, come to the House of Commons, written or telephoned him. Local Conservative Party Pamphlet, 1986
The Eurolaw Game
The subject-matter of this article is the recent bout of litigation concerning the validity under Community law of the restrictions in England and Wales on Sunday trading. The aim of the article is to develop, by means of strict analysis, a series of important themes relating to the role of law in the Community and to the future development of the Community legal order. The term 'saga' has been used in the literature to denote the situation where…
Pressure Through Law
The New Model Wales
The United Kingdom is currently undergoing a rapid process of fundamental constitutional change. One of the chief developments is a redistribution of law‐making and governmental powers to different territories of the Union. It is a programme of devolution, as befits an unwritten constitution characterized by the doctrine of parliamentary sovereignty, and not federalism. The case of Wales, historically closely integrated with England,1 presents he…
Law, Territory and Integration
Globalization, which in one sense erodes territorial distinctiveness, in other ways enhances the importance of territory and gives impetus to the construction of territorial societies. 1
Riders on the Storm
The United Kingdom continues to undergo a rapid process of constitutional change, with an ongoing redistribution of law‐making and governmental powers to different parts of the Union under an expanded rubric of ‘devolution'. This article illuminates a pervasive sense of territorial constitutional crisis and opportunity in the most recent period, familiarly associated with, but not confined to, Scotland. Constructive and flexible federal‐type resp…
Wales and the United Kingdom
The Welsh Labour government has developed a distinctive brand of territorial constitutional policy in the UK context. The product of a strongly devolutionist government with a care for union, it reinforces the importance of autochthonous development in substate governance, reflects an adverse state of power relations in a famously uncodified constitution, and, framed by ongoing turbulence, provides an alternative vision of the UK territorial cons…
Hook-Up Apps Complicate Visibility for Rural Queer People
Before the millennium, finding other queer people often involved travelling to a queer venue in a city. Consequently, queer people have been at the forefront of internet technologies such as hook-up apps, namely $2 . Rural hook-up app use is under-researched, and queer visibility may be more carefully negotiated in rural areas than in cities. We carried out a qualitative study to establish whether location and/or technology use shaped social, sex…
‘It’s a Candy Store. You Can See the Candies, but the Door Is Closed.’ (Neuro)queering the Hook-Up App Industry in Non-Metropolitan Finland
Industrial time and space produce marginalities and resistance: Queer time rejects linearity and potentiates alternate experiences (Halbertsam, 2005). Today, many experience phones or smartwatches as mediating temporal ruptures in daily lives (Mowlabocus, 2016), and hookup app industries monetise intimacies. Given permanent online connectivity, work and leisure are more porous than in a factory, yet corporate industries mediate marginal socialiti…
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