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Computational Social Science and Political Communication
Ko, Hyein. ”Frame the Feeling? BLM and Conveyed Sentiment by Cable News Networks”
Ko, Hyein, Tianhong Yin, Azifah Astrina, Emily Sallenback, Michael Gabbay, and Nora Webb Williams. “Automated Tracking of Elite Interaction Networks in Authoritarian Regimes”
Dietrich, Bryce J., Hyein Ko, and Myriam Shiran. “Not All Talking Heads Are Interested in Talking: A Demonstration of How to Detect Faces Using Minimal Training Data”
Ko, Hyein and Sanghoon Kim-Leffingwell. “Did You Miss Me? The Use of Nostalgic Images of Former Dictators in the Media”
Diffusion and Event History/Spatial Analysis
Ko, Hyein. “Exploring Determinants of Time to Next Protest Event”
Boehmke, Frederick, Bruce Desmarais, Jeff Harden, Samuel Harper, Taegyoon Kim, Hyein Ko, Johabed G. Olvera, Isaac Pollert, Tracee Saunders, and Taylor Tokos “A Comprehensive Look at State Policy Responses to the COVID-19 Pandemic”
Miscellaneous
Ko, Hyein. ”Do Elections Make a Difference? Comparing Autocracies with and without Elections on Regime Change”
Ko, Hyein. ”Are Governors Responsible for the State COVID-19? Revisiting Partisanship, Blame, and Divided Federalism”
Boehmke, Frederick, Thomas Dainty, Sami DeRagon, Hyein Ko, Taylor Tokos, Tianhui Wu, and Weidong Zhang. “The Use of Data Visualization in Political Science”
Boehmke, Frederick, Bruce Desmarais, Jeff Harden, Samuel Harper, Hyein Ko, Tracee Saunders, and Taylor Tokos “Lessons About State Policy Responses to COVID-19 Conveyed Through Data Visualization”