Dr. Ryan ScrivensAssessing the Impact of U.S. Presidential Election Results on Extreme Right-Wing Mobilisation Online
Read moreResearch has overwhelmingly found that central offline events influence online activity and highlight an important interaction between people’s on- and…
Dr. Heejin KimCyber Surveillance Technology, Unchecked – Can the Global Export Control Regime be a Stabiliser?
Read moreThe proliferation and abuse of cyber surveillance technology is a global policy problem. Such a global problem requires a set…
Prof. Hanna PfeiferWhy Academic Struggles Over Words Matter
Read morePoliticians, the media, and social media users alike have framed recent attacks in Europe as instances of “Islamist” violence. The…
Linda SchlegelOf Challengers and Socialisers: How User Types Moderate the Appeal of Extremist Gamified Applications
Read moreRecent years have seen an increase in the gamification of digital extremist content and discussions around the potential implications of…
Dr. Eviane LeidigNow Streaming: “Love Jihad” on Netflix
Read moreUntil now, Netflix was a tech company that did not have to address issues related to extremism on its platform.…
Tiana GaudetteUpvoting Extremism: Collective Identity Formation and the Extreme Right on Reddit
Read moreResearchers who have explored right-wing extremists’ use of the Internet have typically focused their attention on dedicated hate sites and…
Dr. Antoine JardinAmerican Interest in Global Jihad – A Google Trend Analysis
Read moreRadicalisation, jihadism and terrorism-related issues were not extensively addressed during the 2020 US presidential campaign. In contrast to all previous…
Exan ShariefOffline Meets Online: A Fused Messaging Ecosystem in Response to Violent Extremism in Mindanao
Read moreConflict in Mindanao is rooted in both socioeconomic factors and identity politics. At present, the Bangsamoro Autonomous Region in Muslim…
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