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  • Dec162020

    Mitigating the Impact of Media Reporting of Terrorism

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    This blog post is a summary of key findings from research published by the International Centre for Counter-Terrorism as part…

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  • Dec152020

    Claiming and Glorifying Environmental Terrorism Online: The Case of PKK’s ‘Children of Fire Initiative’

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    On 9 October 2020, devastating forest fires broke out in multiple locations of Hatay province and became headlines in Turkey.…

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  • Dec142020

    After Christchurch: Mapping Online Right-Wing Extremists

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    For all the hate, sometimes extending to talk of violence, the extremist milieu feature is also a highly social space.…

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  • Dec102020

    Paved With Good Intentions: How the EU Legislative Process has Placed Internet Voluntary Counter Extremism Near the Edge of the Legal Wilderness

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    The modest progress towards the modernisation and replacement of the current EU ePrivacy Directive has led to an uncomfortable legislative…

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  • Dec092020

    Praising Jihadist Attacks on TikTok and the Challenge of Protecting Youths From Online Extremism

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    On 26 November 2020, a Pakistani imam from a small town north of Paris was sentenced to 18 months in…

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  • Dec082020

    The Sudden Rise of Indian Tech Platforms: Are they Prepared for the Challenge of Online Extremism?

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    The recent political crisis between India and China precipitated by the clashes on the disputed border between the two states…

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  • Dec072020

    Assessing the Impact of U.S. Presidential Election Results on Extreme Right-Wing Mobilisation Online

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    Research has overwhelmingly found that central offline events influence online activity and highlight an important interaction between people’s on- and…

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  • Dec042020

    Cyber Surveillance Technology, Unchecked – Can the Global Export Control Regime be a Stabiliser?

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    The proliferation and abuse of cyber surveillance technology is a global policy problem. Such a global problem requires a set…

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  • Dec032020

    Why Academic Struggles Over Words Matter

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    Politicians, the media, and social media users alike have framed recent attacks in Europe as instances of “Islamist” violence. The…

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  • Dec022020

    Of Challengers and Socialisers: How User Types Moderate the Appeal of Extremist Gamified Applications

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    Recent years have seen an increase in the gamification of digital extremist content and discussions around the potential implications of…

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