Anton Oleinik

Full professor

Memorial University of Newfoundland

Canada

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Dr. Anton Oleinik is a Full Professor at Memorial University of Newfoundland, Canada. His research interests are focused on media studies, geopolitics, and the socio-political impacts of warfare, particularly in the context of the Russo-Ukrainian War. Recent publications include analyses of wartime leadership motives, media coverage disparities, and the influence of public opinion amid conflict scenarios.

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Anton Oleinik

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Articles (19)

Assessing Wartime Leaders' Motives: A Comparative Study of the Russo‐Ukrainian War and the World War II

Digital and mass media coverage of Russia's invasion of Ukraine compared: Uniformity within countries and diversity between countries

Geopolitical dimension of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine: a study of states’ media footprint

Power of Labelling: Political and Media Discourses About the Russo-Ukrainian War

On measurement of distances between texts in dictionary-based content analysis

Bolivar can’t carry double? The impact of the Israel-Hamas war on media coverage of the Russia-Ukraine war

Propaganda channels and their comparative effectiveness: The case of Russia’s war in Ukraine

Putting Discourses About the War in Ukraine on a Map: How Different is Everyone’s Story?

Telegram channels covering Russia’s invasion of Ukraine: a comparative analysis of large multilingual corpora

Correction to: Semi‑state violent actors of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine: the case of PMC Wagner

Semi-state violent actors of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine: the case of PMC Wagner

Public opinion in Ukraine and Russia: consequences of the all-out war, explanatory factors and its impact on political decisions

A Bayesian index of association: comparison with other measures and performance

War propaganda effectiveness: a comparative content-analysis of media coverage of the two first months of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine

A comparison of two text specificity measures analyzing a heterogenous text corpus

Continuity and variability in the Russian economic discourse: The content analysis of publications in Voprosy Ekonomiki from 1989 to 2021

Relevance in Web search: between content, authority and popularity

COMPARATIVE CONCEPTOLOGY OF POWER AND RESISTANCE USING GOOGLE NGRAM BOOKS

Detection of Opinion Communities with the Help of Chance-Corrected Measures of Agreement

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