Jenifer Whitten-Woodring, Ph.D.
Affiliations: | 2010 | Political Science | University of Southern California, Los Angeles, CA, United States |
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International Law and Relations, Mass CommunicationsGoogle:
"Jenifer Whitten-Woodring"Parents
Sign in to add mentor| Patrick James | grad student | 2010 | USC | |
| (The fabled fourth estate: Media freedom, democracy and human rights.) | ||||
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| Sandal N, Whitten-Woodring J. (2020) Re-visioning International Studies: Innovation and Progress International Studies Review. 22: 187-191 |
| Anderson N, Whitten-Woodring J. (2019) Covering or covering up? The effects of media freedom and major disasters on social and economic rights Journal of Human Rights. 18: 506-521 |
| Carlo-Gonzalez C, McKallagat C, Whitten-Woodring J. (2017) The Rainbow Effect: Media Freedom, Internet Access, and Gay Rights Social Science Quarterly. 98: 1061-1077 |
| Whitten-Woodring J, Belle DAV. (2017) The Correlates of Media Freedom: An Introduction of the Global Media Freedom Dataset Political Science Research and Methods. 5: 179-188 |
| Hutchison ML, Schiano S, Whitten-Woodring J. (2016) When the Fourth Estate Becomes a Fifth Column: The Effect of Media Freedom and Social Intolerance on Civil Conflict International Journal of Press/Politics. 21: 165-187 |
| Whitten-Woodring J. (2016) News about her: The effects of media freedom and internet access on women's rights Journal of Human Rights. 15: 383-407 |
| Kim H, Whitten-Woodring J, James P. (2015) The Role of Media in the Repression–Protest Nexus: A Game-theoretic Model Journal of Conflict Resolution. 59: 1017-1042 |
| Whitten-Woodring J, James P. (2012) Fourth estate or mouthpiece? a formal model of media, protest, and government repression Political Communication. 29: 113-136 |
| Whitten-Woodring J. (2009) Watchdog or lapdog? Media freedom, regime type, and government respect for human rights International Studies Quarterly. 53: 595-625 |