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Natalia Umansky Casapa

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University College Dublin (Ireland)

School of Politics and International Relations

Biografía

Natalia is a second year PhD student at University College Dublin, where she works under the supervision of Dr James Cross. She has a BA in International Studies by the Universidad Torcuato Di Tella in Buenos Aires and a Master's Degree in International Security by IBEI. Her PhD project consists of an interdisciplinary study of securitization on Twitter, which adds to the literature on inteernational security, big data, social media and quantitative text analysis. Her research interests also include topics such as migration and terrorism.

Formación académica

  • (2015-2016) Master's in International Security, Institut Barcelona d'Estudis Internacionals
  • (2014) BA in International Studies, Universidad Torcuato Di Teella

Premios

  • 2018-2022SPIRe Graduate Scholarship
  • 2016Final research project awarded with diploma and qualification of Honor and Distinction. Second best dissertation in the Master’s in International Security. Enlace

Investigación

Líneas de investigación

  • Securitization
  • Social Media
  • Quantitative Text Analysis
  • International Security Theory

Proyectos de investigación

  • N. Umansky Casapa “Repost and Like: Securitization Theory in a Digital World” 

  • J. Cross, D. Greene and N. Umansky Casapa “Talk the Talk: Exploring conflict in European Central Bank Governing Council speeches using speaker-topic networks.”      

  • N. Umansky Casapa and E. Murphy “Alternative Sites of Securitization: Women and the #NiUnaMenos Movement” 

  • N. Umansky Casapa “Terrorist Attacks and the Securitization of Migration: An Analysis of the UK and Spain” 

Presentaciones y conferencias

  • “Repost and Like: Securitization Theory in a Digital World”. Paper presented at the 2019 ECPR Joint Sessions, Mons.
  • Co-organizer, Quantitative Text Analysis Dublin (QTA-DUB) Workshop 2019.