Joe Tomlinson

BOOKS

• FORTHCOMING: Law, Governance, and Justice: Essays in Honour of Richard Rawlings (Hart, 2027), ed. with C. Harlow KC (Hon) (with a foreword by Lord Lloyd-Jones)

• FORTHCOMING: Just Bureaucracy: Managing Claims Fairly in the Welfare State (BUP, 2027), with A. Chichoka, B. Seyd, J. Meers, and S. Halliday (with a foreword by Hannah White OBE)

• Artificial Intelligence and Public Law (Hart, 2025), with B. McGurk KC

• Facts in Public Law Adjudication (Hart, 2023), ed. with A. Carter (with a foreword by Lord Canrwath)

• Researching Public Law in Common Law Systems (Edward Elgar, 2023), ed. with P. Daly 

• The Oxford Handbook of Administrative Justice (OUP, 2022), ed. with R. Thomas, M. Hertogh, and R. Kirkham 

• Experiments in Automating Immigration Systems (BUP, 2022), with J. Maxwell (with a foreword by Kate O'Regan)

• Immigration Judicial Reviews: An Empirical Study (Palgrave Macmillan, 2021), with R. Thomas

• Justice in the Digital State: Assessing the Next Revolution in Administrative Justice (BUP, 2019) (with a foreword by Carol Harlow KC (Hon))

MAIN ARTICLES

• FORTHCOMING: 'Of Burdens and Bots: How Benefit Claimants Use Generative AI Chatbots' (2026) Social Policy & Administration, with Jed Meers and Iva Stojanović 

• FORTHCOMING: ‘Administrative Justice, Apologies, and the Limits of Reason-Giving’ [2026] Public Law, with J. Meers, S. Halliday, E. Leishman, and I. Stojanovic

• ‘The Importance of Assistance for Disability Benefits Claiming’ (2026) 33(2) Journal of Social Security Law 86, with R. Friskney, S. Halliday, J. Meers, G. MacIntyre, and B. Seyd

• ‘Fiscal policy and the justice system’ (2026) 48(2) Journal of Social Welfare & Family Law 202, with Magdalena Dominguez and Ben Zaranko

• ‘The Social Side of Fair Process’ (2025) 78 Current Legal Problems 103

• ‘Perceptions of procedural fairness and space for personal narrative’ (2025) 52(1) Journal of Law & Society 81, with J. Meers and A. Ryan

• ‘Does digital immigration status unlawfully penalise EU citizens in the UK rental market?’ (2025) 88(1) Modern Law Review 33, with J. Meers, C. O’Brien, and A. Welsh

• ‘Person-centred process?: Procedural fairness and Care Act 2014 needs assessments’ (2025) 55(6) British Journal of Social Work 2856, with E. Leishman, J. Meers, and S. Halliday

• ‘Governmental Influence over Rights Consciousness’ (2024) 51(s1) Journal of Law & Society S83, with S. Halliday, A. Jones, and J. Meers  

• ‘An interface-first bureaucracy’ (2024) 59(1) Social Policy & Administration 119, with S. Halliday and J. Meers 

• ‘Direct and Vicarious Administrative Burdens’ (2024) 73(3) Journal of Refugee Studies 768, with S. Halliday, E. Kasoulide, and J. Meers

• ‘Procedural Legitimacy Logics within the Digital Welfare State’ (2024) 24(1) Journal of Social Security Law 64, with S. Halliday and J. Meers

• ‘Judicial Review during the Pandemic’ (2023) 27(3) Edinburgh Law Review 252, with T. Hickman KC 

• ‘Crisis Relief? Public Resources and Judicial Review Remedies’ [2023] Public Law 495, with D. Cowan

• ‘Creative non-compliance’ (2023) 44(1) Deviant Behavior 93, with S. Halliday and J. Meers

• ‘Whose Procedural Fairness?’ (2023) 45(3) Journal of Social Welfare and Family Law 278, with E. Kasoulide, S. Halliday, and J. Meers 

• ‘Why the UK Complied with COVID-19 Lockdown Law’ (2022) 33(3) King’s Law Journal 386, with S. Halliday, N. Finch, J. Meers, and M. Wilberforce 

• ‘Undermining loyalty to legality?’ (2022) 85(6) Modern Law Review 1419, with S. Halliday, N. Finch, and J. Meers 

• ‘Bureaucratic Warfare: Administrative Justice and the Crisis of the 'New Bespokism’’ (2022) 36 Journal of Immigration, Asylum, and Nationality Law 178.

• ‘Discrimination in Digital Immigration Status’ (2021) 42(2) Legal Studies 315, with J. Maxwell and A. Welsh 

• ‘Justice in Automated Administration’ (2020) 40(4) Oxford Journal of Legal Studies 708 

• ‘Judicial Review Evidence in the Era of the Digital State’ [2020] Public Law 740, with K. Sheridan and A. Harkens

• ‘Do we need a theory of legitimate expectations?’ (2020) 40(2) Legal Studies 28 

• ‘A Different Tale of Judicial Power: Administrative Review as a Problematic Response to the Judicialisation of Tribunals’ [2019] Public Law 537, with R. Thomas

• ‘Crowdfunding Public Interest Judicial Reviews’ [2019] Public Law 166 

FULL LIST OF PUBLICATIONS

A full list of publications is available HERE via the King's College London PURE database.