Sergei A Samoilenko
Sergei A Samoilenko
Assistant Professor
strategic communication, reputation management, crisis communication, political communication, public relations, post-socialist studies
- CARP 2021 conference report: Character Assassination and Cancel Culture
- In this class, students debate cancel culture's impact on today's society
- Toxic talk
- Faculty Feature: Assistant Professor Sergei Samoilenko
- More than sticks and stones
- CARP Research Lab hosts inaugural conference on “Character Assassination in Theory and Practice"
- Character assassination conference promotes dialogue aimed at solutions
- New research center seeks to understand and counter character smears
Selected Publications
Google Scholar: Sergei A. Samoilenko
Shiraev, E., Keohane, J., Icks, M., & Samoilenko, S. A. (2022). Character assassination and reputation management: Theory and applications. London/New York: Routledge.
Minielli, M., Lukacovic, M., Samoilenko, S. A., Finch, M. with Uecker, D. (2022). Communication theory and its application in post-socialist contexts. Lanham, MD, Lexington Books.
Minielli, M., Lukacovic, M., Samoilenko, S. A., Finch, M. with Uecker, D. (2021). Media and public relations research in post-socialist societies. Lanham, MD, Lexington Books.
Samoilenko, S.A., Icks, M., Keohane. J., & Shiraev, E. (2020). Handbook of character assassination and reputation management. London and New York: Routledge.
Chiluwa, I.E., & Samoilenko, S.A. (2019). Handbook of research on deception, fake news, and misinformation online. Hershey, PA: IGI Global. This edited volume was selected as a core reference title by IGI Global International Publisher in 2019 and 2020.
Expanded Publication List
Education
He received his master's and doctoral degrees in communication at George Mason University. He received his other master’s and a bachelor's degree in applied linguistics from Kuban State University in Russia.