Naama Rivlin-Angert  

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I am a postdoctoral researcher in the ERC-funded project  Varieties of Nationalism Shape Our Polarized Politics (VARNATPOL) and a research fellow at the Golda Meir and Leo and Simcha Pratt Postdoctoral Fellowship, the Faculty of Social Sciences, Hebrew University of Jerusalem. I am honored to be a recipient of the ISF (Israel Science Foundation) Postdoctoral Fellowship for 2026-2028. I hold a PhD in Political Science from Tel Aviv University, where my dissertation was recognized with the Best Dissertation Award by the Israel Political Science Association. 

I work within the field of Digital Humanities and Computational Social Sciences (DHSS; CSS), developing computational and data-driven approaches that bring new insight into inquiries of political science.

My research lies at the intersection of political behavior, political psychology, public opinion, and political communication, with a particular focus on how identity dynamics shape, and are shaped by, political discourse.  

My research has been published in the Empirical Methods in Natural Language Processing (main and findings), Public Opinion Quarterly, and European Political Science.

Beyond my current research, I'm a member of the DeepStory Lab at the Hebrew University, and have also contributed to various large-scale projects, including the Israeli National Election Study (INES), and the ISF-funded Center of Excellence "Looking beyond the Crisis of Democracy: Patterns of Representation in Israeli Elections." 

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