Journal Articles
- O’Neill., R. & Wilks, R. (2024). ‘Guiding principles and codes of practice: do Teachers of Deaf Children and Young People need them? ’ (In preparation for Special Issue of Deafness & Education International on Professional Responsibility and Relationality in Deaf Education edited by K. Snoddon and M. Friedner).
- O’Neill., R. & Wilks, R. (2024). ‘Exploring attitudes to British Sign Language in Scotland and Wales.’ (In preparation).
- O’Neill, R. & Wilks, R. (2024). ‘Adopting British Sign Language in deaf education: lessons from Welsh and Gaelic.’ (In preparation).
- Wilks, R. (2024). ‘Deaf Legal Theory: Challenging the Law’s Hearing Bias.’ (Submitted to Jurisprudence – An International Journal of Legal and Political Thought).
- Wilks, R. (2024). ‘Unseen and Unheard: How the Future Generations Act is not Addressing the Needs of the Welsh Deaf Community.’ (Submitted to Disability & Society).
- Sousa, F. V. de and Wilks, R. (2024). ‘Interpreting the European Charter for Regional and Minority Languages: sign languages as regional and minority languages.’ (Submitted to International Journal of Speech, Language and Law).
Monographs
- Wilks, R. (forthcoming). Challenging Equality Law: The Deaf Legal Dilemma. (In preparation, Hart Publishing).
Edited books
- O’Brien, D. and Wilks, R. (Eds). Developing Deaf Legal Theory (In preparation).
Contributions to books
- McAuliffe, K. and Wilks, R. ‘Use of British Sign Language in Courts of the UK’ in C. Fflur Huws and R. Á Costello, The Rights to Courtroom Interpretation and Minority Languages in Judicial Settings (Routledge, forthcoming)
- Wilks, R., Rhys-Jones, S., Shank, C. and Folz, A., ‘Giving voice to deaf patients in Wales: Promoting more positive healthcare experiences through first-person narratives’ in K. Kondo, A. Musolff, S. Vilar-Lluch and T. Zhou, Routledge Studies in Language, Health and Culture (Routledge, forthcoming)
- Wilks, R, ‘Language Law and Social Justice: A Case Study on the Deaf Community in the United Kingdom’ in O’Brien and others, Introducing Language and Social Justice: A Coursebook for Researcher-Activists (Routledge, forthcoming)
- Wilks, R, ‘Deaf Legal Theory’ in McAuliffe, K and Solan (Eds.), L, Encylopaedia of Language and Law (Edward Elgar, forthcoming)
- Wilks, R, ‘Developing Deaf jurisprudence: the role of interpreters and translators’, in Stone, C, Adam, R, Müller de Quadros, R and Rathmann, C, Routledge Handbook of Sign Language Translation and Interpreting (Routledge, 2022).
- Lawson, L, McLean, F, O’Neill, R and Wilks, R, ‘Recognising British Sign Language in Scotland’, in De Meulder, M, McKee, R and Murray, J, The Legal Recognition of Sign Languages: Advocacy and Outcomes Around the World (Multilingual Matters, 2019).
Reports
- Wilks, R. & O’Neill, R. (2022). Deaf Education in Scotland and Wales: Attitudes to British Sign Language in deaf education compared to Gaelic and Welsh. https://blogs.ed.ac.uk/deafeducation/wp-content/uploads/sites/5764/2022/10/2-FINAL-REPORT.pdf.
- O’Neill, R., & Wilks, R. (2021). The impact of the British Sign Language (Scotland) Act 2015 on deaf education. https://blogs.ed.ac.uk/deafeducation/wp-content/uploads/sites/5764/2021/11/FINAL-REPORT.pdf.
- Brattan-Wilson, J and Wilks, R, ‘Making the law work for young Deaf people’ (Royal Association for Deaf people 2012)
- Masterson, D, ‘Disability Discrimination Act 1995, why do barriers still exist for d/Deaf people?’ (Wilks, R, ed, Royal Association for Deaf people 2007)
Webpages
- Rob Wilks, ‘Legal Analysis: Examining suggested workplace improvements for D/deaf workers’ (LexisPSL, 15 September 2016)
Articles
- Wilks, R, ‘Brexit – what impact will Brexit have on the Deaf community?’ (British Deaf News, 1 November 2016)
- Wilks, R, ‘Brexit – UK’s greatest constitutional crisis yet?’ (British Deaf News, 1 October 2016)
- Wilks, R, ‘Brexit – what’s it all about?’ (British Deaf News, 1 September 2016)
- Wilks, R, ‘We don’t need a BSL Act, apparently’ (British Deaf News, 1 June 2016)
- Wilks, R, ‘Analysis: Are you in court and know the interpreter well? Inform the judge’ (British Deaf News, December 2015)
- Rob Wilks, ‘Deaf people and access to legal services’ (Limping Chicken, 21 May 2012)