Yevgeniy Golovchenko

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I study politics on social media. I use methods from computational social science to explore topics in political sociology, political communication and international relations. You can read more about my work on my webpage, golovchenko.github.io.

My research is focused on:

-          Disinformation and propaganda

-          International conflict and social media

-          Online censorship

-          Russian and Ukrainian politics

-          Computational social science

-          Social networks

My current research is part of the DIPLOFACE project, directed by Rebecca Adler-Nissen. I am a member of the Copenhagen Center for Social Data Science (SODAS) and Digital Political Science Group. I wrote my PhD thesis as a part of the Digital Disinformation project, funded by the Carlsberg Foundation. I was a visiting scholar at New York University’s SMAPP lab under Joshua A. Tucker's supervision. I have also stayed at Waseda University as a research fellow and Tokyo University as a visiting student.

I have previously designed and taught seminar courses, respectively titled 'Propaganda and Disinformation on Social Media' and 'Social Network Analysis'. I will co-teach Advanced Social Data Science I in Spring 2021 as part of the new MSc programme in Social Data Science.