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Doehler, Steph (2023). Why does the FA give the Lionesses less social media support than England’s men? It needs to up its game for the Women’s World Cup. The Conversation.

Doehler, Steph (2023). From headlines to hashtags: is the FA doing enough to promote gender equality through social media? OpenLearn, Milton Keynes.

Doehler, Steph (2023). Protecting the Brees brand: How Drew Brees Said “Sorry” for his National Anthem Protest Comments. In: Rentner, Terry L. and Burns, David P. eds. Social Issues in Sport Communication: You Make The Call. New York, USA: Routledge, pp. 64–74.

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Doehler, Steph (2023). [Book Review] Athlete Activism: Contemporary Perspective edited by Rory Magrath. idrottsforum.org, Malmö.

Doehler, Steph (2023). Taking the star-spangled knee: the media framing of Colin Kaepernick. Sport in Society, 26(1) pp. 45–66.

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Doehler, Steph (2023). ‘Full speed ahead Barcelona’: the social construction of Roy Keane’s 1999 semi-final performance versus Juventus. Soccer & Society, 24(4) pp. 581–592.

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Doehler, Steph (2023). Levelling the field? The English Football Association's promotion of their men's and women's national teams through Twitter. International Review for the Sociology of Sport, 58(7) pp. 1114–1134.

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Doehler, Steph (2023). A Level Playing Field? How a Governing Body Promotes Its Men's and Women's National Teams through Social Media. In: International Conference on Sport & Society, 7-8 Jun 2023, Las Vegas, Nevada.

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Doehler, Steph (2022). ‘Shut up and play’: a brief history of athlete activism. OpenLearn.

Doehler, Steph (2022). The case of Simone Biles and perceptions of athlete mental health. OpenLearn.

Doehler, Steph (2022). [Book review] The Circus is in Town: Sport, Celebrity, and Spectacle, edited by Lisa Doris Alexander & Joel Nathan Rosen. idrottsforum.org, Malmö.

Doehler, Steph (2022). [Book review] Duelism Confronting Sport Through Its Doubles, edited by Brittany Reid and Taylor McKee. idrottsforum.org, Malmö.

Doehler, Steph (2022). Role model or quitter? Social media’s response to Simone Biles at Tokyo 2020. In: Center for Sociocultural Sport and Olympic Research - annual conference, 18-19 Mar 2022, California State University, Fullerton.

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Doehler, Steph (2022). A tragic hero? An exploration of Diego Maradona’s stardom through national and local patriotism. In: Official heroes and contested guerrillas: The role models of football fans’ patriotism, 1 Apr 2022, Université Libre de Bruxelles & Adam Mickiewicz University Poznan.

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Doehler, Steph (2022). Role Model or Quitter? Social Media’s Response to Simone Biles at Tokyo 2020. International Journal of Sport Communication, 16(1) pp. 64–79.

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Doehler, Steph (2021). [Book review] The Power of Sports, Media and Spectacle in American Culture. idrottsforum.org, Malmö.

Doehler, Steph (2021). Olympics 2021: The story of how a small Shropshire town influenced the modern Olympic movement. OpenLearn.

Doehler, Steph (2021). Land of the free and home of the brave? The media framing of Colin Kaepernick’s 2016 National Anthem protest. In: ECREA 2021 - Media, Sport, and Diversity online seminar, 5-6 Nov 2021, Aarhus University.

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Doehler, Steph (2021). A hero’s journey: the monomythical narrative of Diego Maradona’s World Cup appearances. Funes. Journal of Narratives and Social Sciences, 5 pp. 4–17.

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