2018

Smith, Neil Thomas and Thwaites, Rachel (2018) The composition of precarity: ‘emerging’ composers’ experiences of opportunity culture in contemporary classical music. British Journal of Sociology . ISSN 0007-1315

Smith, Neil Thomas and Thwaites, Rachel (2018) Narratives of originality in competitive composition opportunities for 'emerging composers'. Tempo, 72 (283). pp. 45-55. ISSN 0040-2982

2017

Thwaites, Rachel (2017) Making a choice or taking a stand? Choice feminism, political engagement, and the contemporary feminist movement. Feminist Theory, 18 (1). pp. 55-68. ISSN 1464-7001

Thwaites, Rachel (2017) Changing names and gendering identity: social organisation in contemporary Britain. Routledge Research in Gender and Society . Routledge. ISBN 9781472477705

Thwaites, Rachel, Glasby, Jon, Le Mesurier, Nick and Littlechild, Rosemary (2017) Room for one more? A review of the literature on ‘inappropriate’ admissions to hospital for older people in the English NHS. Health & Social Care in the Community, 25 (1). pp. 1-10. ISSN 0966-0410

2016

Thwaites, Rachel and Pressland, Amy (2016) Being an early career feminist academic: global perspectives, experiences and challenges. Palgrave. ISBN 9781137543257, 9781137543240

Gale, Nicola K., Thomas, Gareth M., Thwaites, Rachel, Greenfield, Sheila and Brown, Patrick (2016) Towards a sociology of risk work: a narrative review and synthesis. Sociology Compass, 10 (11). pp. 1046-1071. ISSN 1751-9020

Glasby, Jon, Littlechild, Rosemary, Le Mesurier, Nick, Thwaites, Rachel, Oliver, David, Jones, Sally and Wilkinson, Iain (2016) Who knows best? Older people’s contribution to understanding and preventing avoidable hospital admissions. Project Report. University of Birmingham.

2014

Thwaites, Rachel (2014) Love stories: naming decisions and narrative in contemporary Britain. In: Doing gender, doing love: interdisciplinary voice. Inter-Disciplinary Press. ISBN 9781848882737

2013

Thwaites, Rachel (2013) The making of selfhood: naming decisions on marriage. Families, Relationships and Societies, 2 (3). pp. 425-439. ISSN 2046-7435