Working papers are in draft form. These working papers are distributed for purposes of comment and discussion only. They may not be reproduced without permission of the corresponding author.
H1N1 Outbreak (2009)
- Convergence, Variation and Volatility in H1N1 Coverage in Four National Newspapers (Kevin Quigley, John Quigley and Emily Pond – October 22, 2012)
- Change in the Air: Genetic monitoring of H1N1 during the 2009 outbreak (Robert G. Beiko – October 28, 2012)
Food Supply
- Analysis of Print Media Coverage of Two Cases of Food Contamination (Kevin Quigley, John Quigley, Emily Pond, and Colin Macdonald – May 27, 2012)
This working paper compares media coverage of two food contamination cases: Globe and Mail coverage of the Maple Leaf listeriosis event in 2008 and New York Times coverage of E. Coli contamination of spinach in 2006.
Failed Terrorism
- Analysis of Selected Print Media Coverage of Two Cases of Failed Terrorist Plots (Kevin Quigley, John Quigley, Bryan Mills, and Kristen Stallard – June 2013)
This working paper compares media coverage of two failed terrorism cases: Globe and Mail coverage of the Toronto 18 event in June of 2006 and The Australian coverage of the Sydney Five event in November of 2005.
