Jesper Pagh

Jesper Pagh is a Postdoctoral Researcher at the Department of Communication, Faculty of Humanities, University of Copenhagen, specializing in cross-cultural digital communication systems through the People's Internet (PIN) project. His work examines regulatory, financial, and cultural influences on digital practices across China, Europe, and the United States.

His educational background includes:

• Master's degree in Modern Culture from the University of Copenhagen (2016), thesis: Fear and Control in Capitalist Societies

Pagh's research centers on Digital Communication, Digital Regulation, and Qualitative User Analysis, with emphasis on how U.S. citizens integrate internet technologies into daily routines. His methodology explores how digital tools reshape worldviews and social practices, particularly regarding context collapse and privacy management in platform ecosystems.

Analysis of his 2020-2023 publications reveals persistent focus on educational platform privacy (e.g., Aula), comparative communication patterns across geopolitical contexts, and the conditioning role of internet technologies in social organization. His work bridges communication theory, media ecology, and digital sociology.

As part of the PIN project team supervised by Klaus Bruhn Jensen, Pagh collaborates internationally without documented grant leadership or student supervision. His teaching portfolio includes Communication & IT, Digital Media, and Communication & Culture courses.

The PIN research group remains active in investigating structural and cultural determinants of digital communication systems, with ongoing implications for platform regulation and cross-cultural media studies.