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Archive for 2020

  • Jul022020

    Banning Nazis or “Burning Books”? How Big Tech is Responding to Hate Speech, and the Implications

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    This week, YouTube took the decision to kick a number of influential far-right accounts off its platform, including those of…

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  • Jun302020

    Islamic State Telegram Stickers: Purposes, Themes, and Narratives

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    The dynamic encompassing nature of Islamic State propaganda includes a wide array of messaging ranging from official media (which includes…

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  • Jun292020

    #NiemalsaufKnien: How the Identitarian Movement in Germany Reacted to the Black Lives Matter Protests

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    The death of Afro-American George Floyd at the hands of white police officers on 25 May this year has inspired…

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  • Jun262020

    GNET Research Digest – June 2020

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

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  • Jun252020

    Jihadist “Special Forces”: Training Camp Videos as an Intelligence Source

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    In April 2015, the jihadist terror group Islamic State (IS) released a five-minute propaganda video claiming to showcase its elite…

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  • Jun232020

    A New Wave of Right-Wing Terrorism

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    Right-wing terrorism is a growing threat for democratic societies globally. With rising numbers in death tolls and far-right narratives creeping…

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  • Jun222020

    The YouTube Browsing Habits of a Lone-Actor Terrorist

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    On 10 October 2019, Safiyya Amira Shaikh was arrested in London for planning a terrorist attack on St. Paul’s Cathedral.…

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  • Jun192020

    Jihadist Reactions to the U.S. Protests

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    Jihadist reactions to the U.S. protests that have arisen as part of the Black Lives Matter trend have been fairly…

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  • Jun172020

    Between Creativity, Innovation and Terrorism Studies Part I

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    Interest in creativity and innovation stems from a common assumption that these are positive forces, helping to usher in progress,…

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  • Jun152020

    Assessing the Threat of QAnon Violence

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    Berlin’s Brandenburg Gate was the theatre of an unusual scene on Saturday, 23 May 2020. As thousands gathered throughout Germany…

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