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38-17   9/11 and the Media
Date: Thursday, Aug 30, 4:15 PM
Co-sponsored by 37-30
Chair: Douglas A. VanBelle
Victoria University of Wellington, doug.vanbelle@vuw.ac.nz

Author(s):
Dismissing the Indexing Hypothesis of Press/State Relations: News Framing of 9/11 and How International Comparative Research Can Innovate Political Communications
Cristina Archetti
University of Leeds, c.archetti@salford.ac.uk

Never the Same? Patriotism in the US Print Media Before and After 9/11
Peter A. Furia
Wake Forest University, furiapa@wfu.edu
  Lindsay Neuberger
  Wake Forest University, neuberg3@msu.edu

Prevention of Terrorism in Post-9/11 America: News Coverage, Public Perceptions, and the Politics of Homeland Security Policy
Yaeli Bloch-Elkon
Columbia and Bar Ilan Universities, ybe1@columbia.edu
  Brigitte Nacos
  Columbia University, bn1@columbia.edu
  Robert Y. Shapiro
  Columbia University, rys3@columbia.edu

Making Public Opinion: Polling, the Media, and the U.S. Response to 9/11
Bartholomew H. Sparrow
University of Texas, Austin, bhs@austin.utexas.edu
  Natalie Jomini Stroud
  University of Texas, Austin, tstroud@mail.utexas.edu

The Politics of Threat: The Effect of Media on Foreign Policy Attitudes
Shana Kushner Gadarian
Princeton University, sgadarian@gmail.com


Discussant(s): Michael F. Meffert
Universität Mannheim, mmeffert@gmail.com