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Alexandra Siegel

Assistant Professor of Political Science

University of Colorado Boulder

Affiliations

College of Arts and Sciences

Social Sciences

College of Media, Communication and Information

Information Science

Social Sciences

Political Science Department

Alexandra Siegel is currently serving as a College Of Arts And Sciences Assistant Professor of Political Science at University of Colorado Boulder.

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Alexandra Siegel

University of Colorado Boulder

Assistant Professor of Political Science

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political science social media communication political communication mass communication social sciences public opinion online information international relations information warfare social influence hate speech behavioral sciences information science democracy political behavior freedom of speech rumor spreading protest geopolitics information technology scholarly communication censorship digital society intergroup conflict international politics activism online hate speech digital mercenaries state influence strategies influence operations social science research scientific computing peace research conflict resolution strategic studies digital scholarship digital mediums latin american politics migration studies web search internet economics information society e-democracy deception detection virtual communities digital culture social medium intelligence global politics service network civil conflict conflict studies international conflict geopolitical conflict political conflict network simulation network models attitude theory attribution theory religious prejudice racial prejudice diaspora studies regime analysis latin american diaspora political polarization scientific literature political disinformation online dissent saudi crackdowns text data digital age sectarian twitter wars sunni-shia conflict islamic state opinion manipulation farsi twitter

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Easy to Produce, Hard to Persuade: The Asymmetric Effects of AI on the Online Information Ecosystem. (2026)

technologycommunicationonline experimentsweb searchai adoptionsocial mediaweb intelligenceinformation technologyinternet economicsdigital marketingonline informationonline information ecosystemworld wide webasymmetric effects

Replication File for:"State Legislators and Election Fraud Claims on Twitter". Harvard Dataverse (2026)

public integritypolitical sciencepoliticsfraudreplicationinformation forensicspublic opinionelection fraud claimsgovernment informationpolitical analysispolitical communicationlegislative aspectstate legislatorsonline informationjournalismelectionsdata journalismreplication file

Who Claims Fraud? Correlates of State Legislators' Voter Fraud Claims. Legislative Studies Quarterly (2026)

public integritypolitical sciencepoliticsfraudfraud detectionpublic opinionvoter fraud claimspublic policylawpolitical competitionpolitical behaviorpolitical analysispolitical science researchelections

Measuring Media Criticism With Alc Word Embeddings. Political Analysis (2025)

word embeddingscomputational linguisticstext miningsemantic evaluationnatural language processingmedia criticismonline informationjournalismcontent analysis

Using Natural Language Processing to Analyse Text Data in Behavioural Science. Nature Reviews Psychology (2025)

Stefan FeuerriegelAbdurahman MaaroufDominik BärDominique GeisslerJonas SchweisthalNicolas PröllochsClaire E. RobertsonSteve RathjeJochen HartmannSaif M. MohammadOded NetzerAlexandra A. SiegelBarbara PlankJay J. Van Bavel

natural language processingtext datapsychologybehavioral sciences

Are Minorities Punished More Harshly for Underperformance? Evidence From Premier League Soccer. (2024)

Ala AlrababahWilliam MarbleSalma MousaAlexandra Arons Siegel

performance studiesminority rightspremier league soccerracial discrimination

#Asylum: How Syrian Refugees Engage With Online Information. Journal of Quantitative Description Digital Media (2024)

Alexandra SiegelJessica WolffJeremy Weinstein

digital scholarshipcommunicationdigital societydigital humanitiessocial mediasyrian refugeesdigital mediumsonline informationmedia studies

Civil Organizing in War: Evidence From Syrian Facebook Communities. Perspectives on Politics (2024)

Rana B. KhouryAlexandra A. Siegel

sociologypublic facebook postssocial sciencespeace researchsyrian facebook communitiescivil organizingconflictprotestcivil conflictinternational securityconflict studiesconflict resolutioninternational conflictinternational relationsgeopoliticspolitical sciencestrategic studiesgeopolitical conflictpolitical conflictsocial movements

Trumping Hate on Twitter? Online Hate Speech in the 2016 U.S. Election Campaign and Its Aftermath. Quarterly Journal of Political Science (2024)

Alexandra A. SiegelEvgenii NikitinPablo BarberáJoanna SterlingBethany PullenRichard BonneauJonathan NaglerJoshua A. Tucker

fake newspublic opinionnarrativefreedom of speechjournalismpolitical communicationonline hate speechrumor spreadingcommunicationtrumping hatesocial mediaamerican political thoughtpolitical behaviorpolitical science researchmedia studiespolitical sciencepost-truthhate speechonline information

Modeling and Generation of Realistic Network Activity. MILCOM 2022 - 2022 IEEE Military Communications Conference (MILCOM) (2023)

Stefan TschimbenIsabella BatesJames H. CurryKeith D. GrembanAlexandra Siegel

systems engineeringmodeling and simulationnetwork simulationsystems modelingnetwork models

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Alexandra Siegel

Assistant Professor of Political Science

University of Colorado Boulder

Affiliations

College of Arts and Sciences

Social Sciences

College of Media, Communication and Information

Information Science

Social Sciences

Political Science Department

Alexandra Siegel is currently serving as a College Of Arts And Sciences Assistant Professor of Political Science at University of Colorado Boulder.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Alexandra Siegel

University of Colorado Boulder

Assistant Professor of Political Science

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Easy to Produce, Hard to Persuade: The Asymmetric Effects of AI on the Online Information Ecosystem. (2026)

Replication File for:"State Legislators and Election Fraud Claims on Twitter". Harvard Dataverse (2026)

Who Claims Fraud? Correlates of State Legislators' Voter Fraud Claims. Legislative Studies Quarterly (2026)

Measuring Media Criticism With Alc Word Embeddings. Political Analysis (2025)

word embeddingscomputational linguisticstext miningsemantic evaluationnatural language processingmedia criticismonline informationjournalismcontent analysis

Using Natural Language Processing to Analyse Text Data in Behavioural Science. Nature Reviews Psychology (2025)

natural language processingtext datapsychologybehavioral sciences

Are Minorities Punished More Harshly for Underperformance? Evidence From Premier League Soccer. (2024)

Ala AlrababahWilliam MarbleSalma MousaAlexandra Arons Siegel

performance studiesminority rightspremier league soccerracial discrimination

#Asylum: How Syrian Refugees Engage With Online Information. Journal of Quantitative Description Digital Media (2024)

Alexandra SiegelJessica WolffJeremy Weinstein

digital scholarshipcommunicationdigital societydigital humanitiessocial mediasyrian refugeesdigital mediumsonline informationmedia studies

Civil Organizing in War: Evidence From Syrian Facebook Communities. Perspectives on Politics (2024)

Rana B. KhouryAlexandra A. Siegel

Trumping Hate on Twitter? Online Hate Speech in the 2016 U.S. Election Campaign and Its Aftermath. Quarterly Journal of Political Science (2024)

Alexandra A. SiegelEvgenii NikitinPablo BarberáJoanna SterlingBethany PullenRichard BonneauJonathan NaglerJoshua A. Tucker

Modeling and Generation of Realistic Network Activity. MILCOM 2022 - 2022 IEEE Military Communications Conference (MILCOM) (2023)

Stefan TschimbenIsabella BatesJames H. CurryKeith D. GrembanAlexandra Siegel

systems engineeringmodeling and simulationnetwork simulationsystems modelingnetwork models

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