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  • May172022

    Why Do Online Countering Violent Extremism Strategies Not Work? The Case of Digital Jihad

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    Islamic State’s (IS) propaganda campaign in 2014-2015 marked a turning point in the history of digital jihad. The quality and…

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  • May092022

    Differentiating Online Posting Behaviours of Violent and Non-Violent Right-Wing Extremists

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    There is an ongoing need for researchers, practitioners, and policymakers to detect and assess online posting behaviours of violent extremists…

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  • May052022

    How to Erode Terrorists’ Trust in Cyberspace: The Role of Intelligence Services

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    One of the most crucial missions entrusted to intelligence services in the fight against jihadist terrorism is carried out on…

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  • May032022

    Videogames, Twitter and Far-Right Extremism: An Analysis of Twitter Hashtag Networks

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    Many social network theories emphasise the importance of network properties. Strong networks with many interlocking and reinforcing connections are essential…

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  • Apr252022

    ‘Gender Ideology’ and the Intersectional Politics of the Far-Right in Latin America

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    Intersectionality denotes an entire and complex subfield within the social sciences. A connecting thread across its different inflexions is the…

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  • Apr212022

    The Protocols of Antisemitism: Cross Ideological Fixation on “Jewish Power”

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    “They let James Foley die, they let him die and they didn’t release her but guess what? Maybe they’ll have…

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  • Apr142022

    How the European Far Right is Using Russia’s Invasion of Ukraine to Radicalise its Audience

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    Current events provide key opportunities for right-wing extremist (RWE) groups to attract new members and radicalise those already within their…

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  • Apr122022

    The Taliban’s Trajectory in Securing Geographic, Electronic, and Geopolitical Sanctuaries

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    Though long hostile to social media, the Taliban regime readily embraced the haven on the Internet, setting up social media…

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  • Apr072022

    Zelenskyy, ‘Denazification’ and the Redirection of Holocaust Victimhood

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    As with many global crises, the online far-right is attempting to frame Russia’s invasion of Ukraine through their existing worldview.…

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  • Apr052022

    From Orange to Red: An Assessment of the Dark MAGA Trend in Far-Right Online Spaces

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    The Online Far-Right The far-right online goes through aesthetic and organisational shifts in waves. From Woods & Hahner’s Make America…

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