Adam RousselleClosing the Enforcement Gap: AI, Illicit Liquidity, and the Next Phase of Counter-Terrorist Finance
This Insight is published to coincide with Global Media and Information Literacy Week to highlight…
Kevin Marc BlasiakMalicious Use of AI and the Race to Respond: Innovation, Regulation, and Risk
Terrorist and Violent Extremist (TVE) actors are known as early adopters of emerging technologies. There…
Nina KurtICERAID: Surveillance, Vigilantism, and Crypto-Rewards
Over the last several years, extremist and terrorist groups have begun using cryptocurrencies in a…
Se Youn ParkEveryday Extremism: Molka, Nth Room, and the Infrastructure of Digital Misogyny
Digital sex crimes such as South Korea’s molka (hidden camera) phenomenon and the Nth Room…
Paula Nunez-GuerraLight of Darkness: An Analysis of ISKP’s Digital Handbook
The digital bulletin, Light of Darkness, was originally conceived as a supplementary component to Voice…
Dr Yannick Veilleux-LepageSymbols and Scripts: Firearms as Artefacts of Extremist Violence
On 10 September 2025, in Orem, Utah, right-wing political commentator Charlie Kirk was shot and…
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Despite warnings about the risk of malicious use of AI, policy frameworks lag behind the rapid adaptation of technology by TVEs.
Kevin Marc Blasiak & Daniel Levenson examine the tension between emerging technologies, TVEs’ capacity to innovate, and policy.
📆 Join us for our Engelsberg Annual Lecture in Applied History, coming up later this month! This year, we are honoured to host speakers @KoriSchake & Prof Francis Gavin
🕡 30 Oct, 18:30–20:00 GMT
📍 Strand Campus
Registration is now open 👇
"In these ways, digital technologies do not merely enable abuse. Instead, they constitute the infrastructure of everyday extremism" - a great piece on the overlap between extremism, tech, and gender
Digital infrastructures enable everyday gender-based extremism, argues @DrSeyounPark. By spotlighting South Korea’s molka and Nth Room, Dr Park analyses how platforms and design features co-produce environments that monetise & normalise misogynistic harm.