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Drew Margolin

Associate Professor, Department of Communication
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Drew Margolin is an associate professor within the Cornell Department of Communication.

The internet, and social media in particular, have made individual and institutional discourse visible like never before. Yet the mechanisms that shape the production of discourse — what leads individuals or institutions to speak up, whom do they address, what do they say — is not yet well understood. Margolin's research focuses on understanding these dynamics through the quantitative aggregation of collective communication behavior. In particular, his approach emphasizes the role that accountability, credibility, and legitimacy within social networks and communities play in shaping observable discourse.
 

Associate Professor; Communication, Information Science Field Faculty

Areas of Interest: Computational social science, social networks, and text mining

Office: 472 Mann Library
 

Research areas
Ethics, Law and Policy
Location
Ithaca
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Faculty (Field)
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