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Archive for February, 2020

  • Feb282020

    GNET Research Digest – February 2020

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    Welcome to the February edition of the Global Network on Extremism and Technology (GNET) research digest. Your digest contains a…

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  • Feb282020

    Abdullah el Faisal’s Persistent Screed

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    Ideas never die. At no point does this age old maxim seem more relevant than in the age of the…

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  • Feb262020

    How Terrorists Use the Internet for Weapons and Component Procurement

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    When Salman Abedi was buying material to build the bomb he would use to attack the Ariana Grande concert in…

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  • Feb242020

    Far-Right Terrorism is Global, but Coverage is Not: Hindu Nationalist Violence in India

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    Last week brought news of a tragic event in Germany with a right-wing terrorist attack in the city of Hanau.…

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  • Feb202020

    Hiding in Plain Site: Islamic State’s ‘Muslim News’

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    Salafi-jihadist groups like al-Qaeda and Islamic State thrive in ungoverned spaces. Mali is no exception. And neither is its domain…

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  • Feb172020

    Points, Rankings & Raiding the Sorcerer’s Dungeon: Top-down and Bottom-up Gamification of Radicalisation and Extremist Violence

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    The research on gamification, defined as “the use of game elements in non-gaming contexts” usually aimed at facilitating a desirable…

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  • Feb132020

    Online Extremism in Latin America- An Overview

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    A look at the landscape of online extremism in Latin America stands to add to our overall understanding of this…

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  • Feb102020

    Shooting for Impact: Google‘s €10 Million Investment in Countering Online Extremism

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    What can we do to make our communities and citizens safe from online hate speech and extremist propaganda? At the…

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  • Feb062020

    Islamic State Adjusts Strategy to Remain on Telegram

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    Could Islamic State’s next digital home be…. Telegram? Over the past few months a sustained operation led by EU law…

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  • Feb042020

    Accelerationism in America: Threat Perceptions

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    Accelerationism is an ideologically agnostic doctrine of violent and non-violent actions taken to exploit contradictions intrinsic to a political system…

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