| Year | Title | Author(s) | Journal or publisher | Fulltext |
| 2020 | The wolves in sheep’s clothing: How Russia’s internet research agency tweets appeared in US News as Vox Populi | Josephine Lukito, Jiyoun Suk, Yini Zhang, Larissa Doroshenko, Sang Jung Kim, Min-Hsin Su, Yiping Xia, Deen Freelon, Chris Wells | The International Journal of Press/Politics | fulltext not available |
| 2020 | Disinformation as political communication | Deen Freelon, Chris Wells | Political Communication | fulltext not available |
| 2020 | Computational social science: Obstacles and opportunities | David MJ Lazer, Alex Pentland, Duncan J Watts, Sinan Aral, Susan Athey, Noshir Contractor, Deen Freelon, Sandra Gonzalez-Bailon, Gary King, Helen Margetts, Alondra Nelson, Matthew J Salganik, Markus Strohmaier, Alessandro Vespignani, Claudia Wagner | Science | fulltext not available |
| 2020 | False equivalencies: Online activism from left to right | Deen Freelon, Alice Marwick, Daniel Kreiss | fulltext not available | |
| 2020 | The Evolving Journalistic Roles on Social Media: Exploring “Engagement” as Relationship-Building between Journalists and Citizens | Yiping Xia, Sue Robinson, Megan Zahay, Deen Freelon | Journalism Practice | fulltext not available |
| 2020 | Black Trolls Matter: Racial and Ideological Asymmetries in Social Media Disinformation | Deen Freelon, Michael Bossetta, Chris Wells, Josephine Lukito, Yiping Xia, Kirsten Adams | Social Science Computer Review | fulltext not available |
| 2020 | On Writing in Communication and Media Studies| Two Brief Points on Publication Impact | Deen Freelon | International Journal of Communication | fulltext not available |
| 2020 | Assessing the Russian Internet Research Agency’s impact on the political attitudes and behaviors of American Twitter users in late 2017 | Christopher A Bail, Brian Guay, Emily Maloney, Aidan Combs, D Sunshine Hillygus, Friedolin Merhout, Deen Freelon, Alexander Volfovsky | Proceedings of the national academy of sciences | fulltext not available |
| 2020 | Partition-Specific Network Analysis of Digital Trace Data | Deen Freelon | fulltext not available | |
| 2020 | Russian disinformation campaigns on Twitter target political communities across the spectrum. Collaboration between opposed political groups might be the most effective way to … | Deen Freelon, Tetyana Lokot | Misinformation Review | fulltext not available |
| 2019 | Tweeting left, right, & center: How users and attention are distributed across Twitter | Deen Freelon | Knight Foundation | fulltext not available |
| 2018 | Quantifying the power and consequences of social media protest | Deen Freelon, Charlton McIlwain, Meredith Clark | New Media & Society | fulltext |
| 2018 | How Black Twitter and other social media communities interact with mainstream news | Deen Freelon, Lori Lopez, Meredith D Clark, Sarah J Jackson | fulltext not available | |
| 2018 | Computational research in the post-API age | Deen Freelon | Political Communication | fulltext not available |
| 2018 | The Filter Map: Media and the Pursuit of Truth and Legitimacy | Deen Freelon | fulltext not available | |
| 2018 | The Twitter exploit: How Russian propaganda infiltrated US news | Josephine Lukito, Chris Wells, Yini Zhang, Larisa Doroshenko, Sang Jung Kim, Min-Hsin Su, Deen Freelon | URL: https://uwmadison. app. box. com/v/TwitterExploit (20.03. 2018) | fulltext not available |
| 2018 | Inferring individual-level characteristics from digital trace data: Issues and recommendations | Deen Freelon | fulltext not available | |
| 2017 | Personalized information environments and their potential consequences for disinformation | Deen Freelon | Understanding and addressing the disinformation ecosystem. Annenberg School for Communication | fulltext not available |
| 2017 | Online clustering, fear and uncertainty in Egypt’s transition | Marc Lynch, Deen Freelon, Sean Aday | Democratization | fulltext not available |
| 2017 | Campaigns in control: Analyzing controlled interactivity and message discipline on Facebook | Deen Freelon | Journal of Information Technology & Politics | fulltext |
| 2016 | Net Neutrality| Narrowing the Gap: Gender and Mobilization in Net Neutrality Advocacy | Deen Freelon, Amy B Becker, Bob Lannon, Andrew Pendleton | International Journal of Communication | fulltext not available |
| 2016 | The measure of a movement: Quantifying Black lives matter’s social media power | Deen Freelon | fulltext not available | |
| 2016 | How social media undermines transitions to democracy | Marc Lynch, Deen Freelon, Sean Aday | Blogs and Bullets IV: Peace Tech Lab | fulltext not available |
| 2016 | How social media undermined Egypt’s democratic transition | S Aday, Deen Freelon, M Lynch | fulltext not available | |
| 2016 | Beyond the hashtags:# Ferguson,# Blacklivesmatter, and the online struggle for offline justice | Deen Freelon, Charlton D McIlwain, Meredith Clark | Center for Media & Social Impact, American University, Forthcoming | fulltext not available |
| 2015 | Focus on the tech: Internet centrism in global protest coverage | Deen Freelon, Sarah Merritt, Taylor Jaymes | Digital Journalism | fulltext |
| 2015 | On the cutting edge of big data: Digital politics research in the social computing literature | Deen Freelon | fulltext | |
| 2015 | Agenda-setting in the one-step flow: Evidence from Facebook in the 2012 election | Deen Freelon | Workshop on Social Media and the Prospects for Expanded Democratic | fulltext not available |
| 2015 | Introduction: conceptualizing digital politics | Stephen Coleman, Deen Freelon | fulltext not available | |
| 2015 | Handbook of Digital Politics | S Coleman, Deen Freelon | fulltext not available | |
| 2015 | Big Data Analysis | Deen Freelon | fulltext not available | |
| 2015 | Of big birds and bayonets: Hybrid Twitter interactivity in the 2012 presidential debates | Deen Freelon, David Karpf | Information, Communication & Society | fulltext |
| 2015 | Discourse architecture, ideology, and democratic norms in online political discussion | Deen Freelon | New media & society | fulltext |
| 2015 | Online fragmentation in wartime: A longitudinal analysis of tweets about Syria, 2011–2013 | Deen Freelon, Marc Lynch, Sean Aday | The ANNALS of the American Academy of Political and Social Science | fulltext |
| 2014 | Social media data collection tools | Deen Freelon | fulltext not available | |
| 2014 | Tweeting to Power: The Social Media Revolution in American Politics, by Jason Gainous and Kevin M. Wagner | Deen Freelon | fulltext not available | |
| 2014 | Twitter Subgraph Manipulator (Version 3). Python | Deen Freelon | fulltext not available | |
| 2014 | Syria\’s socially mediated civil war | Marc Lynch, Deen Freelon, Sean Aday | fulltext not available | |
| 2014 | Syria in the Arab Spring: The integration of Syria’s conflict with the Arab uprisings, 2011–2013 | Marc Lynch, Deen Freelon, Sean Aday | Research & Politics | fulltext not available |
| 2014 | On the interpretation of digital trace data in communication and social computing research | Deen Freelon | Journal of Broadcasting & Electronic Media | fulltext |
| 2014 | The effect of the Internet on civic engagement under authoritarianism: The case of Azerbaijan | Katy E Pearce, Deen Freelon, Sarah Kendzior | First Monday | fulltext not available |
| 2014 | Twitter Subgraph Manipulator (Version 3) | Deen Freelon | Python. Available from https://github. com/dfreelon/TSM | fulltext not available |
| 2014 | Online civic activism: Where does it fit? | Deen Freelon | Policy & Internet | fulltext |
| 2013 | Participation in the youth civic web: Assessing user activity levels in web sites presenting two civic styles | Deen Freelon, Chris Wells, W Lance Bennett | Journal of Information Technology & Politics | fulltext not available |
| 2013 | YouTube interventions: The Syria conflict from YouTube to the mainstream media | Sean Aday, Deen Freelon, Marc Lynch | annual meeting of the International Communication Association, Hilton Metropole Hotel, London, England | fulltext not available |
| 2013 | T2G: Convert (all) Twitter mentions to Gephi format | Deen Freelon | Retrieved on October | fulltext not available |
| 2013 | Twitter geolocation and its limitations | Deen Freelon | Retrieved from | fulltext not available |
| 2013 | Watching from afar: Media consumption patterns around the Arab Spring | Sean Aday, Henry Farrell, Deen Freelon, Marc Lynch, John Sides, Michael Dewar | American Behavioral Scientist | fulltext not available |
| 2013 | ReCal OIR: Ordinal, Interval, and Ratio Intercoder Reliability as a Web Service. | Deen Freelon | International Journal of Internet Science | fulltext not available |
| 2013 | Co-citation map of 9 comm journals, 2003–2013 | Deen Freelon | fulltext not available | |
| 2013 | Introduction to the Special Issue on New Media and Social Unrest | Zeynep Tufekci, Deen Freelon | American Behavioral Scientist | fulltext not available |
| 2012 | What Resonated with Obama’s and Romney’s Facebook Followers?” dfreelon. org | Deen Freelon | fulltext not available | |
| 2012 | Supporting reflective public thought with considerit | Travis Kriplean, Jonathan Morgan, Deen Freelon, Alan Borning, Lance Bennett | fulltext not available | |
| 2012 | Facilitating diverse political engagement with the living voters guide | Deen Freelon, Travis Kriplean, Jonathan Morgan, W Lance Bennett, Alan Borning | Journal of Information Technology & Politics | fulltext not available |
| 2012 | Arab Spring Twitter data now available (sort of) | Deen Freelon | URL: http://dfreelon. org/2012/02/11/arab-spring-twitter-data-now-availablesort-of | fulltext not available |
| 2012 | Digital Media and Youth | W. Lance Bennett, Deen Freelon, M Hussain, Chris Wells | The SAGE Handbook of Political Communication | fulltext not available |
| 2012 | Blogs and Bullets II: New Media and Conflict after the Arab Spring | Sean Aday, Henry Farrell, Marc Lynch, John Sides, Deen Freelon | fulltext not available | |
| 2011 | Sorting through claims about the Internet and revolutions | Deen Freelon | Retrieved May | fulltext not available |
| 2011 | Opening closed regimes: what was the role of social media during the Arab Spring? | Philip N Howard, Aiden Duffy, Deen Freelon, Muzammil M Hussain, Will Mari, Marwa Maziad | Available at SSRN 2595096 | fulltext not available |
| 2011 | The MENA protests on Twitter: some empirical data | Deen Freelon | DFreelon.org | fulltext not available |
| 2011 | ConsiderIt: improving structured public deliberation | Travis Kriplean, Jonathan T Morgan, Deen Freelon, Alan Borning, Lance Bennett | fulltext not available | |
| 2011 | Talking among themselves: online youth civic communication in managed and autonomous environments | Deen Freelon | Information, Communication & Society | fulltext not available |
| 2011 | Communicating civic engagement: Contrasting models of citizenship in the youth web sphere | W Lance Bennett, Chris Wells, Deen Freelon | Journal of communication | fulltext not available |
| 2011 | Democracies of design: How discourse architecture shapes online political talk | Deen Freelon | fulltext not available | |
| 2010 | ReCal: Intercoder reliability calculation as a web service | Deen Freelon | International Journal of Internet Science | fulltext not available |
| 2010 | Changing citizen identity and the rise of a participatory media culture | W Lance Bennett, Deen Freelon, Chris Wells | Handbook of research on civic engagement in youth | fulltext not available |
| 2010 | Analyzing online political discussion using three models of democratic communication | Deen Freelon | New Media & Society | fulltext |
| 2009 | Worked examples for nominal intercoder reliability | Deen Freelon | fulltext not available | |
| 2009 | Communicating citizenship online: Models of civic learning in the youth web sphere | W Lance Bennett, Chris Wells, Deen Freelon | A Report from the Civic Learning Online Project | fulltext not available |
| 2008 | Town halls of the digital age: Controversy and ideology in online deliberation (and beyond) | Deen Freelon, Mitsuharu Watanabe, Laura Busch, Akira Kawabata | Conference of the Association of Internet Researchers, Copenhagen, Denmark | fulltext not available |
| 2008 | Managed Apprentices Or Autonomous Agents?: Assessing Online Civic Designs for Digital Natives | Deen Freelon | fulltext not available |