Inaugural Lecture

Tonight I’ll be delivering my inaugural professorial lecture.  I’ve already blogged about the lecture over at LAGLA North East.  Check that post out here.  As part of tonight’s lecture, I provided a handout with a link to this page.

Below you’ll find links to the articles that I refer to in the course of my lecture.  I’ll share the slides on my blog in the coming days.

Ashford, C (2015) ‘Bareback Sex, Queer Legal Theory, and Evolving Socio-Legal Contexts’, Sexualities 18(1-2) 195-209.

Ashford, C (2013) Comment: The same-sex marriage bill isn’t the end of the journey towards gay rights, Pink News, 25 January (free to access)

Sir Gerald Howarth: ‘I should have used ‘militant’ rather than ‘aggressive’ to describe homosexuals, Pink News, 23 May 2013 (free to access)

Ashford, C (2012) ‘From Cruising to Dogging: The Surveillance and Consumption of Public Sex’, in I.Rivers and R.Ward, Out of the Ordinary: Representations of LGBT Lives (Newcastle: Cambridge Scholars Publishing) 77-92.

Ashford, C (2012) ‘Heterosexuality, Public Places and Policing’, in P.Johnson and D.Dalton, Policing Sex (Abingdon and New York: Routledge) 41-53.

Ashford, C (2011) ‘(Homo)normative Legal Discourses and the Queer Challenge’, 1(1) Durham Law Review 77-98.

Ashford, C (2010) ‘Barebacking and the Cult of ‘Violence’: Queering the Criminal Law’, Journal of Criminal Law, 74(4): 339-357.

Ashford, C (2009) ‘Queer Theory, Cyber-Ethnographies and Researching Online Sex Environments’, Information and Communications Technology Law, 18(3) 297-314 (free to access)

Ashford, C (2009) ‘Male Sex Work and the Internet Effect: Time to Re-evaluate the Criminal Law?’, Journal of Criminal Law 73(3) 258-280.

Ashford, C (2008) ‘Sex Work in Cyberspace: Who Pays the Price?’ 17(1) Information and Communications Technology Law, 37-49.

Ashford, C (2007) ‘Sexuality and the Criminal Law:  The Cottaging Phenomenon’, 71(6) Journal of Criminal Law, 506-519.

Ashford, C (2006) ‘The Only Gay in the Village:  Sexuality and the Net, 13(3) Information and Communications Technology Law, 275-289.