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Susanne Kopf

Dr. Susanne Kopf

Dr. Susanne Kopf

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About

Susanne Kopf is an Assistant Professor at the Institute for English Business Communication at the Vienna University of Economics and Business. In her doctoral studies, she focused on digital discourse on the European Union and was awarded her PhD from Lancaster University (UK) in 2018. Kopf’s research interests are located in the field of Critical Discourse Studies at the intersection of purely qualitative linguistic analysis and qualitative and quantitative corpus linguistic methods. Her current research focuses on the digital platform economy, social media and Wikipedia studies. She has published in renowned journals such as Discourse & Society and Discourse, Context & Media, has contributed to a number of edited volumes and co-edited Discourses of Brexit (with V. Koller and M. Miglbauer, Routledge 2019). Kopf‘s contribution to her field has been recognised with various prizes and awards, for example, the Oberösterreichische Talentförderungsprämie 2019.

Research Interests

Susanne Kopf’s research interests are located in the field of Critical Discourse Studies at the intersection of purely qualitative linguistic analysis and qualitative and quantitative corpus linguistic methods. Her current research focuses on the representation and construction of the European Union on Wikipedia.

A full list of publications and research activities can be found in PURE.

Book (monograph)

2023 Koller, Veronika, Borza, Natalia, Demata, MAssimiliano, Filardo-LLamas, Laura, Gustafsson, Anna W., Kopf, Susanne, Miglbauer, Marlene, Reggi, Valeria, Saric, Ljiljana , Seiler Brylla, Charlotta, Stopfner, Maria. 2023. Voices of Supporters. Read more
2022 Kopf, Susanne. 2022. A Discursive Perspective on Wikipedia. Read more

Journal article

2024 Gillings, Mathew, Kopf, Susanne. 2024. Business communication through a corpus linguistic lens. Read more
2024 Kopf, Susanne. 2024. Corporate censorship online: Vagueness and discursive imprecision in YouTube’s advertiser-friendly content guidelines. Read more
2022 Kopf, Susanne. 2022. Participation and deliberative discourse on social media – Wikipedia talk pages as transnational public spheres?. Read more
2021 Kopf, Susanne. 2021. In varietate concordia? Wikipedia editor debates about EU culture. Read more
2021 Köllen, Thomas, Kopf, Susanne. 2021. Ostracism and nationalism in the workplace: discursive exclusionary practices between cultural and geographic neighbors. Read more
2021 Treitl, Veronika, Kopf, Susanne. 2021. Content Moderation: How Facebook deals with balancing freedom of expression and personality rights – A legal and a discourse analytical perspective. Read more
2021 Kopf, Susanne. 2021. ‘Just look at the mess. And they haven’t even left’: (EU) Citizens Debating Brexit. Read more
2021 Brusenbauch Meislová, Monika, Koller, Veronika, Kopf, Susanne, Miglbauer, Marlene. 2021. Recontextualizing Brexit: Discursive Representations from Outside the UK. Read more
2020 Kopf, Susanne. 2020. ‘This is exactly how the Nazis ran it’: (De)legitimising the EU on Wikipedia. Read more
2020 Kopf, Susanne. 2020. “Rewarding Good Creators”: Corporate Social Media Discourse on Monetization Schemes for Content Creators. Read more
2019 Kopf, Susanne. 2019. Content policies in Social Media Critical Discourse Studies: The invisible hand of social media providers?. Read more
2019 Kopf, Susanne. 2019. Corpus-Assisted Critical Discourse Studies? Marrying Critical Discourse Studies and Corpus Linguistics/Über den Brückenschlag zwischen Kritischen Diskursstudien und Korpuslinguistik. Read more
2017 Kopf, Susanne. 2017. The Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP) in the Kronen Zeitung. Read more

Chapter in edited volume

2024 Kopf, Susanne. 2024. Wikipedia discourse about social media: Facebook between community and corporation In: Discourse in the Digital Age. Hrsg. Esposito, Eleonora, KhosraviNik, Majid. Read more
2023 Kopf, Susanne. 2023. Participation and deliberative discourse on social media: In: Social Media Critical Discourse Studies. Hrsg. KhosraviNik, Majid. Read more
2019 Kopf, Susanne. 2019. From 'country' to 'confederation' – debating terms of reference for the EU on a Wikipedia talk page In: Reference and Identity in Public Discourses. Hrsg. Lutzky, Ursula, Nevala, Minna. Read more
2019 Koller, Veronika, Kopf, Susanne, Miglbauer, Marlene. 2019. Introduction: context, history and previous research In: Discourses of Brexit. Hrsg. Veronika Koller, Susanne Kopf, Marlene Miglbauer. Read more
2019 Kopf, Susanne. 2019. Get your shyte together – Wikipedia’s treatment of ‘Brexit’ In: Discourses of Brexit. Hrsg. Veronika Koller; Susanne Kopf, Marlene Miglbauer. Read more
2018 Kopf, Susanne, Börner, Ingo. 2018. Wikipedia Studies – sprach- und literaturwissenschaftliche Zugänge zu Wikipedia In: Germanistik Digital - Digital Humanities in der Sprach- und Literaturwissenschaft. Hrsg. Börner, Ingo; Straub, Wolfgang; Zolles, Christian. Read more
2018 Kopf, Susanne, Nichele, Elena. 2018. Es-tu Charlie? Doing Politics on Wikipedia In: ‘Doing Politics’: Discursivity, performativity and mediation in political discourse. Hrsg. Michael Kranert; Geraldine Horan. Read more
2013 Kopf, Susanne. 2013. Representation of Hillary Rodham Clinton and women in The New York Times In: Discourses That Matter Selected Essays on English and American Studies. Hrsg. Maria José Canelo, Marta Soares, Marta Mancelos, Cláudia Pinto, Fernando Gonçalves. Read more
2013 Kopf, Susanne. 2013. A Critical Discourse Analysis: The Representation of Hillary Rodham Clinton and Women in the New York Times In: Discourses that matter: Selected Essays on English and American Studies. Hrsg. Canelo, Maria José, Soares, Marta, Mancelos, Marta, Pinto, Cláudia, Gonçalves, Fernando. Read more

Edited book (editorship)

2021 Brusenbauch Meislová, Monika, Koller, Veronika, Kopf, Susanne, Miglbauer, Marlene. 2021. Special Journal Issue: Recontextualizing Brexit. Read more
2019 Koller, Veronika, Kopf, Susanne, Miglbauer, Marlene. 2019. Discourses of Brexit. Read more