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  • 2027
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    Mapping emotions in bad religion’s music : insights from qualitative and automatic sentiment analysis Catherine Bouko UGent and Luna De Bruyne (2027) Bad religion : punk, politics and philosophy.
  • 2026
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    • journalArticle
    From salad bar feminism to denotative portraiture : how neoliberalism shapes feminism in AI-Generated visuals Catherine Bouko UGent, Gabriele Colombo, Tiago Joseph UGent and Irene Cenni UGent (2026) FEMINIST MEDIA STUDIES. p.1-26
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    Representing the 'other' within the nation : content diversity in French-speaking Belgian public broadcasting (2020–2024) Ellen Thorisaen UGent, Sarah Van Leuven UGent and Catherine Bouko UGent (2026) JOURNALISM PRACTICE. p.1-20
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    Feminism in AI-generated images : diversity, symbols, and sexualization aesthetics Catherine Bouko UGent (2026) Race/gender/class/media : considering diversity across audiences, content, and producers.
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    Extremism and social media Catherine Bouko UGent (2026) The Routledge handbook of language and social media around the world. p.264-278
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    Introduction : making sense of AI-generated images Nataliia Laba and Catherine Bouko UGent (2026) Six critical lenses on AI-generated images. p.1-24
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    On machines, users, and the politics of visual style in AI-generated images T. J. Thomson, Catherine Bouko UGent, Nataliia Laba and Janina Wildfeuer (2026) Six critical lenses on AI-generated images. p.146-171
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    Six critical lenses on AI-generated images Catherine Bouko UGent and Nataliia Laba (2026)
  • 2025
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    • journalArticle
    Mapping feminist identities on Instagram: identity markers, profile types, and social logics of digital activism Tiago Joseph UGent and Catherine Bouko UGent (2025) FEMINIST MEDIA STUDIES. p.1-25
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    From news article to social media post : a quantitative and qualitative analysis of news outlets’ social media logic Jorge Disseldorp UGent and Catherine Bouko UGent (2025) ATLANTIC JOURNAL OF COMMUNICATION. 33(3). p.509-524
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