Biography
Sebastian Cujai studied Political Science, History and Sociology in Heidelberg, Aachen and Nottingham. Since 2018, he is a doctoral candidate at the Institute of Political Science (IPW) at Heidelberg University. Sebastian has worked at the IPW Heidelberg as an associate lecturer and contract teacher in International Relations and in Didactics. His research interests include mechanisms of conflict escalation, political psychology, and computational social science.
Interests
- Conflict Dynamics
- Foreign Policy Analysis
- Political Psychology
- Computational Social Science
- Self-Determination Conflicts
Recent Publications
(2023).
Identifying Salient Issues in Interstate Conflicts Using Topic Modeling.
In: sebastiancujai.com. Available at: https://ogy.de/dgb1.
(2022).
Big Data Analysis.
In: Mello PA & Ostermann F (eds) Routledge Handbook of Foreign Policy Analysis Methods. New York: Routledge, 485–501.
(2022).
Determination of Interstate Conflict Trends with ICEWS.
In: sebastiancujai.com. Available at: https://ogy.de/y7uu.
(2015).
Die Schattenseiten der Globalisierung – Transnationale Organisierte Kriminalität und die Grenzen der traditionellen Staatlichkeit. Ein Bericht über den Heidelberger Dialog zur internationalen Sicherheit 2014.
Zeitschrift für Außen- und Sicherheitspolitik, 8(1), 127-132.
(2014).
Reise ins Ungewisse: Migration als Problem transnationaler Sicherheit. Ein Bericht über den Heidelberger Dialog zur internationalen Sicherheit 2013.
Zeitschrift für Außen- und Sicherheitspolitik, 7(1), 83-88.
Projects
Big Data in FPA
This project addresses the exploitation of large data collections for foreign policy analysis.
