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Jason Gilmore

Associate Professor

Utah State University

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College of Humanities and Social Sciences

Department of Communication Studies and Philosophy

Jason Gilmore is currently serving as a College Of Humanities And Social Sciences Associate Professor at Utah State University.

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Utah State University

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political science american identity political communication american political thought american studies american exceptionalism culture international relations political behavior journalism communication media studies public opinion political analysis political psychology social identity foreign policy elections transatlantic relations digital mediums early republic geopolitics international politics internationalism (politics) political studies journalism history international conflict political science research intellectual discourse digital society social identity theory international coverage white supremacy e-democracy u.s. public opinion digital media united states online information international affairs comparative political studies military psychology identity politics international communication hate speech information warfare global medium medium ownership military culture race relations u.s. adults u.s. presidents world war ii historical review experimental social psychology election forecasting social medium news social web historical reassessment intergroup conflict intergroup relations cultural psychology digital divide government communication news analytics editorial independence international relation theory citizen journalism social media sites exceptional “ modern jeremiad obama presidency u.s. presidential discourse anti-american sentiment explaining cultural resonance cultural resonance group identity social semiotics nationalism human difference public sphere presidential discourse public debate

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Notable Federal Grants

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Shifting the Paradigm With Wednesday Addams: An Intersectional Analysis of the First (Autistic) Female Latinx Detective. Communication Monographs (2025)

Camille BassettJason Gilmore

autismintersectional analysisfemale latinx detectiveintersectionalityfeminist criminologyneurodiversitylatinwednesday addamsgender studieshumanitiescultural studiesautistic women

The Named and the Nameless: A Comparative Analysis of Us and UK News Coverage of Civilian Deaths Caused by Us Drone Strikes, 2009–2016. Media War & Conflict (2024)

Charles M RowlingJason GilmorePenelope Sheets

comparative analysissocial identity theorypolitical scienceus drone strikesmass communicationinternational coveragepublic opinionpolitical analysispolitical communicationsocial sciencespolitical behaviorsecurity studiesjournalism historymedia studiesjournalism

Deconstructing Wednesday’s Autism Coding Through an Intersectional Lens. (2023)

Jason Gilmore

autismsocial cognitionneurodiversityintersectional lensneurodevelopmental disorderschild psychologypsychologysyndromic autismautistic women

The Battle for American Exceptionalism: Patriotism, Partisan Politics and the Presidency. (2023)

Jason Gilmore

nationalismideologypolitical theorypolitical scienceinternational relationsearly republicamerican identitypartisan politicsamerican studiesforeign policyamerican exceptionalismamerican political thoughtpolitical historyhistory

The Named and the Nameless: A Comparative Analysis of American and British News Coverage of Us Drone Strike Victims, 2009-2016. Media War and Conflict (2023)

Jason Gilmore

comparative analysisdata journalismbritish news coveragecommunicationpublic opinionprotestsocial sciencesjournalism historysecurity studiesmedia studiesjournalism

Narratives, Communities and Culture. (2022)

Jason Gilmore

narrative and identitynarrativeculturecultural historynarrative representationnarrative economicscultural studies

Us and Them: The Role of Group Identity in Explaining Cultural Resonance and Framing Effects. Mass Communication & Society (2022)

Penelope SheetsCharles M. RowlingJason GilmoreNiklas Melcher

intergroup conflictmilitary psychologysocial identity theoryintergroup relationsexplaining cultural resonanceculturesocial identitycultural psychologypolitical psychologypolitical communicationcommunicationexperimental social psychologycultural resonanceidentity (social science)group identity

Against the Grain: Elite Consensus, Press Independence and the 2006 Israel-Lebanon War. Journalism Studies (2021)

Charles M. RowlingJason GilmorePatrick McCue

news analyticspolitical science researchpolitical scienceu.s. officialspolitical studiesinternational affairseditorial independenceinternational coveragepolitical analysismiddle east policypolitical communicationcommunicationpolitical behaviorjournalism historyu.s. news discourseelite consensusmedia studiesjournalism

Exceptional Me: How Donald Trump Exploited the Discourse of American Exceptionalism. (2021)

Jason GilmoreCharles Rowling

exceptional meamerican identityintellectual discourseamerican studieshumanitiesamerican exceptionalismafrican american studiesamerican political thoughtdonald trumpcritical theory

The Drone Reactions: Us Press Coverage of Drone Strikes. International Studies Association Midwestern Conference (2021)

Rowling, C. M.Gilmore, J.Sheets, P.

cyberwarfareinformation warfareunmanned aircraft systemsstrategic studiesdrone reactionscyber conflictsecurity studiesmedia studiesjournalism

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Jason Gilmore

Associate Professor

Utah State University

Affiliations

College of Humanities and Social Sciences

Department of Communication Studies and Philosophy

Jason Gilmore is currently serving as a College Of Humanities And Social Sciences Associate Professor at Utah State University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Jason Gilmore

Utah State University

Associate Professor

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Video Presentations

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Shifting the Paradigm With Wednesday Addams: An Intersectional Analysis of the First (Autistic) Female Latinx Detective. Communication Monographs (2025)

Camille BassettJason Gilmore

autismintersectional analysisfemale latinx detectiveintersectionalityfeminist criminologyneurodiversitylatinwednesday addamsgender studieshumanitiescultural studiesautistic women

The Named and the Nameless: A Comparative Analysis of Us and UK News Coverage of Civilian Deaths Caused by Us Drone Strikes, 2009–2016. Media War & Conflict (2024)

Charles M RowlingJason GilmorePenelope Sheets

Deconstructing Wednesday’s Autism Coding Through an Intersectional Lens. (2023)

Jason Gilmore

autismsocial cognitionneurodiversityintersectional lensneurodevelopmental disorderschild psychologypsychologysyndromic autismautistic women

The Battle for American Exceptionalism: Patriotism, Partisan Politics and the Presidency. (2023)

Jason Gilmore

The Named and the Nameless: A Comparative Analysis of American and British News Coverage of Us Drone Strike Victims, 2009-2016. Media War and Conflict (2023)

Jason Gilmore

comparative analysisdata journalismbritish news coveragecommunicationpublic opinionprotestsocial sciencesjournalism historysecurity studiesmedia studiesjournalism

Narratives, Communities and Culture. (2022)

Jason Gilmore

narrative and identitynarrativeculturecultural historynarrative representationnarrative economicscultural studies

Us and Them: The Role of Group Identity in Explaining Cultural Resonance and Framing Effects. Mass Communication & Society (2022)

Penelope SheetsCharles M. RowlingJason GilmoreNiklas Melcher

Against the Grain: Elite Consensus, Press Independence and the 2006 Israel-Lebanon War. Journalism Studies (2021)

Charles M. RowlingJason GilmorePatrick McCue

Exceptional Me: How Donald Trump Exploited the Discourse of American Exceptionalism. (2021)

Jason GilmoreCharles Rowling

exceptional meamerican identityintellectual discourseamerican studieshumanitiesamerican exceptionalismafrican american studiesamerican political thoughtdonald trumpcritical theory

The Drone Reactions: Us Press Coverage of Drone Strikes. International Studies Association Midwestern Conference (2021)

Rowling, C. M.Gilmore, J.Sheets, P.

cyberwarfareinformation warfareunmanned aircraft systemsstrategic studiesdrone reactionscyber conflictsecurity studiesmedia studiesjournalism

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