Licinia is a DPhil student on the Internet, Communication, and Social Sciences programme at the Oxford Internet Institute. She is generously supported by the Clarendon Fund. Her research focuses on the intersection of public opinion and digital politics, and analyses positions of citizens and political actors concerning digital issues.
Licinia has a background in political science. She completed the MSc in Social Science of the Internet from the Oxford Internet Institute and holds a dual BA in political science from Free University Berlin and Sciences Po Paris. She is an associated researcher at the Humboldt Institute for Internet and Society in Berlin.
Digital politics, public opinion, political issues, elections.
4 June 2024
With millions of EU citizens set to take to the polls this week, OII researchers consider how digital technologies intersect with the European Parliament elections.
30 May 2024
On 2 June 2024, over 96 million eligible voters will have the chance to voice their preferences, voting for a new president, 628 congressional seats and candidates for over 20,000 public service positions.
24 May 2024
South Africa is approaching a watershed election on May 29th, 2024.
18 April 2024
As the world’s most populated country and largest democracy hold its 2024 elections, we consider the role of digital technologies in the election campaign.
