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Seungahn Nah

University of Oregon

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College of Arts and Sciences

Asian Studies

NoneSeungahn Nah is currently serving as a Asian Studies faculty at University of Oregon.

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University of Oregon

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communication mass communication journalism citizen journalism social media political communication media studies scholarly communication social sciences civic participation public opinion behavioral sciences community engagement information science communication research news analytics international communication scientific communication information technology online information behavioral research information society computer-mediated communication online communities behavior analysis social capital media credibility south korea narrative intellectual discourse composition studies psychological science digital scholarship activism information behavior public sphere editorial independence civic life political participation tobacco control applied cognitive psychology popular medium human-computer interaction digital mediums social science research political behavior higher education public participation e-participation customer participation human communication information warfare audience reception deception detection community perceptions argumentation analysis cognitive communication user feedback user perception data sharing community building social informatics citizen participation model dissemination technology adoption communication mediation model online messaging campaign ads local community contexts interactive communication anti-war activism social trust cognitive-processing model presidential debate effects user satisfaction social media prosumption

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Introduction. (2025)

humanitiesinformation architecturecritical theorydigital scholarship

Locating North Korea in Communication Research. (2025)

medium communicationcommunicationcommunication theorycommunication research

Advancing Communication Infrastructure Theory: The Moderating Roles of Citizen Journalism Practice and Political Trust on Online Civic Participation. Mass Communication & Society (2022)

Sangwon LeeWenlin LiuSeungahn Nah

online civic participationcommunicationmass communicationcommunication infrastructure theorycitizen journalismpolitical trust

Civic Life in Rural America Revisited: The Role of Social and Mobile News on Civic Participation. Journal of Broadcasting & Electronic Media (2022)

Chun ShaoK. Hazel KwonSeungahn Nah

rural americacommunicationmass communicationsocial sciencessocial mediacivic participationcivic lifejournalism

Consumption and Production of User-Generated Content, Credibility, and Political Participation. Communication Studies (2022)

Masahiro YamamotoSeungahn NahHyesun Choung

communicationmass communicationuser-generated contentconsumption systemsocial mediacommunication researchpolitical communicationpolitical participationmedia studies

News Credibility Revisited: The Roles of News Comment Engagement and News Literacy on News Portal Credibility in South Korea. Asian Journal of Communication (2022)

Deborah S. ChungHyun Ju JeongSangwon LeeSeungahn Nah

south koreareliabilitycommunicationmass communicationeast asian studiesjournalismmedia studies

Communication Infrastructure, Social Media, and Civic Participation Across Geographically Diverse Communities in the United States. Communication Studies (2021)

Seungahn NahHazel K. KwonWenlin LiuJasmine E. McNealy

communicationmass communicationsocial mediadiverse communitiesunited statescivic participationcommunication infrastructure

Community Newspaper Editors’ Perspectives on News Collaboration: Participatory Opportunities and Ethical Considerations Toward Citizen News Engagement. Journalism Practice (2021)

Deborah S. ChungSeungahn Nah

communicationmass communicationcommunity engagementpublication ethicspublic policypublic scholarshipethical considerationscitizen journalismcomputational journalismpolitical communicationparticipatory opportunitiesinteractive journalismresearch ethicsjournalismcomposition studiesmedia studies

Community Storytelling Network, Expressive Digital Media Use, and Civic Engagement. Communication Research (2021)

Seungahn NahSangwon LeeWenlin Liu

humanitiescivic engagementcommunicationmass communicationscholarly communicationcommunication researchmedia studies

Social Media as a Civic Mobilizer: Community Storytelling Network, Social Media, and Civic Engagement in South Korea. Journal of Broadcasting & Electronic Media (2021)

Doo-Hun ChoiSeungahn NahDeborah S. Chung

south koreacivic mobilizercivic engagementcommunicationmass communicationsocial media

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Seungahn Nah

University of Oregon

Affiliations

College of Arts and Sciences

Asian Studies

NoneSeungahn Nah is currently serving as a Asian Studies faculty at University of Oregon.

Honors

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Experiences

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Seungahn Nah

University of Oregon

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Introduction. (2025)

humanitiesinformation architecturecritical theorydigital scholarship

Locating North Korea in Communication Research. (2025)

medium communicationcommunicationcommunication theorycommunication research

Advancing Communication Infrastructure Theory: The Moderating Roles of Citizen Journalism Practice and Political Trust on Online Civic Participation. Mass Communication & Society (2022)

Sangwon LeeWenlin LiuSeungahn Nah

online civic participationcommunicationmass communicationcommunication infrastructure theorycitizen journalismpolitical trust

Civic Life in Rural America Revisited: The Role of Social and Mobile News on Civic Participation. Journal of Broadcasting & Electronic Media (2022)

Chun ShaoK. Hazel KwonSeungahn Nah

rural americacommunicationmass communicationsocial sciencessocial mediacivic participationcivic lifejournalism

Consumption and Production of User-Generated Content, Credibility, and Political Participation. Communication Studies (2022)

Masahiro YamamotoSeungahn NahHyesun Choung

communicationmass communicationuser-generated contentconsumption systemsocial mediacommunication researchpolitical communicationpolitical participationmedia studies

News Credibility Revisited: The Roles of News Comment Engagement and News Literacy on News Portal Credibility in South Korea. Asian Journal of Communication (2022)

Deborah S. ChungHyun Ju JeongSangwon LeeSeungahn Nah

south koreareliabilitycommunicationmass communicationeast asian studiesjournalismmedia studies

Communication Infrastructure, Social Media, and Civic Participation Across Geographically Diverse Communities in the United States. Communication Studies (2021)

Seungahn NahHazel K. KwonWenlin LiuJasmine E. McNealy

communicationmass communicationsocial mediadiverse communitiesunited statescivic participationcommunication infrastructure

Community Newspaper Editors’ Perspectives on News Collaboration: Participatory Opportunities and Ethical Considerations Toward Citizen News Engagement. Journalism Practice (2021)

Deborah S. ChungSeungahn Nah

Community Storytelling Network, Expressive Digital Media Use, and Civic Engagement. Communication Research (2021)

Seungahn NahSangwon LeeWenlin Liu

humanitiescivic engagementcommunicationmass communicationscholarly communicationcommunication researchmedia studies

Social Media as a Civic Mobilizer: Community Storytelling Network, Social Media, and Civic Engagement in South Korea. Journal of Broadcasting & Electronic Media (2021)

Doo-Hun ChoiSeungahn NahDeborah S. Chung

south koreacivic mobilizercivic engagementcommunicationmass communicationsocial media

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