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Emily Erickson

Assistant Professor
Phone: 225-578-9291

E-mail: erickson@lsu.edu 
Office: 205 Hodges Hall

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:: Ph.D. 2002, University of Alabama - Mass Communications
 

Emily Erickson specializes in First Amendment theory and jurisprudence, as well as investigating the interactions between media and American society, public opinion and politics.  She was trained as a journalist and worked in public relations and graphic design.  

Selected works:

Erickson, E. & Sloan, W. D. (2004). Contemporary Media Issues, 2^nd edition. Northport, AL: Vision Press.
 

Bunker, M. D. & Erickson, E. (Spring 2000). " The Jurisprudence of Precision: Contrast Space and Narrow Tailoring in First Amendment Doctrine,"  Communication Law & Policy, 6 (2).

Erickson, E. (August, 2000). The Lochner Monster Redux: Buckley and the Path of Legal Realism in Todays Campaign Finance Jurisprudence.  Presented to Law Division at the National Convention of the Association for Education in Journalism and Mass Communication, Phoenix, AZ.

Erickson, E. (October, 1999).  Our Pictures in Their Heads: Magazine Coverage of American Radio Propaganda in the Cold War, 1945  1963.  Presented at the National Conference of the American Journalism Historians Association, Portland, OR. 

Erickson Hoff, E. (1998). A New America.  In David Wm. Sloan (Ed.), History of Mass Communication.  Northport: Vision Press.  

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