
PLOS One publication: The advantages of lexicon-based sentiment analysis in an age of machine learning.
Sentiment analysis method published in PLOS One.
Sentiment analysis method published in PLOS One.
The International Studies Association International Communication Section’s 2024 Book Award.
A review of Covering Muslims in the form of a dialogue with Elisabeth Ivarsflaten and Paul Sniderman, authors of The Struggle for Inclusion.
A short piece for the EUI’s Migration Policy Centre about tone-checking the media (and, in particular, articles about Muslims).
Coverage of our book’s findings inspired by our piece in The Conversation.
We published a short piece focusing on two important take-away messages from the book: 1) Coverage of Muslims is much more negative than that of other religious groups, and 2) This pattern holds across English-speaking countries in the Global North (i.e. it is not U.S.-specific).
The piece was republished in a number of outlets in several countries.
Erik presented key findings from the book in a public talk at Sciences Po Lyon
We present key findings from the book at a panel discussion on “New Research on Muslims in Europe” hosted by Harvard University’s Center for European Studies and Center for International Affairs
The twentieth anniversary of the 11 September 2001 terrorist attacks is an opportune moment to take stock of the impact of those attacks on the U.S. media’s coverage of Muslims and Islam. We wrote a short article highlighting and building on some key findings in the book.
Our book opens with a joke by the very funny comedian Maz Jobrani, about the negativity of Muslim media coverage. Jobrani and and his co-host Tehran interviewed us for their podcast, Back to School with Maz Jobrani.
‘Open the book to page ninety-nine and read, and the quality of the whole will be revealed to you.’ –Ford Madox Ford
The book is officially out in the United States, and we have held physical copies in our hands!