Work in progress

Hurtado Bodell, M., & Menshikova, A. Mechanisms of change: what explains shifts in online immigration discourse after terror attacks? [revise and resubmit in Poetics]

Menshikova, A., Hurtado Bodell, M., Magnusson, M., & Keuschnigg, M. How Crisis Reshapes Immigration Discourses Across Media Spheres, Sweden 2008–2020 [under review in European Sociological Review]

Menshikova, A., Lennert, F., Ibrahim, E., & Hurtado Bodell, M. Partisan tastes or ideological divides? Everyday interests and political identities in a multi-party system [under review in Journal of Computational Social Science]

Hurtado Bodell, M., & Mutgan, S. & Jarvis, B. The Ethnic Reputations of Neighborhoods: A Study of Mainstream and Social Media Discourse in Sweden.

Hurtado Bodell, M., & Goldberg, A. Tracing cultural change: contestation and ambiguity in political discourse, 1970-2016.

Hurtado Bodell, M. & Siciliani, L. Are Meanings Flexible and Attitudes Sticky? Interactional Dynamics in an Online Migration Debate

Hurtado Bodell, M., & Arvidsson, M., & Magnusson, M., & Keuschnigg, M. Framing dynamics in the Swedish political ecosystem during the “Refugee crisis”

Hurtado Bodell, M., & Bursell, M. Increasing numbers, increasing threat?

Menshikova, A., Hurtado Bodell, M., Larsson, E.C., & Magnusson, M. Integrating social theory in text analysis: constrained topic models in social research

Tapia, E., Arvidsson, M., Brandén, M., & Hurtado Bodell, M. Reputational Shocks and Ethnic Residential Segregation: The Case of Sweden’s “Vulnerable Areas.”

Tapia, E., Arvidsson, M., Brandén, M., & Hurtado Bodell, M. The Symbolic Context of School Choice: Neighborhood Reputation and Ethnic School Segregation.