- Kenneth Yeo
Youth and Adolescent Online Radicalisation: Critical Cases From Singapore
Read moreIntroduction In July 2024, two Singaporeans were issued Restriction Orders under the Internal Security Act (ISA) after having been separately…
- Ricardo Cabral Penteado
In Tune with Danger: Understanding Extremist Content on Audio Platforms in Brazil
Read moreIntroduction With the rise of the far and extreme right globally, Brazil has experienced a significant increase in the proliferation…
- John Sunday Ojo
The North African Regional Nexus: A History of VEOs and Online Recruitment
Read moreIntroduction Since the conclusion of the Arab Spring in late 2012, the North African region has long been subjected to…
- Ye Bin Won
The Women of the Manosphere: Anti-Feminist Women Influencers in South Korea
Read moreIntroduction Much has been written and discussed about the manosphere, or the online community of male supremacist groups and individuals.…
- Dr Yannick Veilleux-Lepage
Blocking the Blueprint: Technological Barriers Against 3D-Printed Firearms
Read moreIntroduction Over the last decade, consumer 3D printing technology has advanced rapidly, driven by the expiration of numerous patents and…
- Anonymous Author
Goyim Defense League: White Supremacist Hate, Conspiracy, and Influence Ahead of the US Presidential Election
Read moreIntroduction With the presidential election inching ever closer in the United States, swathes of extreme political factions are trying to…
- Galen Englund
30 Years of Trends in Terrorist and Extremist Games
Read moreViolent extremist, terrorist, and targeted hate actors have been actively exploiting video games to propagandise, recruit and fundraise for more…
- Per-Albin Johansson
Northern Spirits: Gamification and Youth Recruitment in the Nordic Region
Read moreIntroduction Video games are increasingly becoming a fertile ground for exploitation by criminal and extremist networks. A comprehensive report from…
- Stephen Blinder
In Sweden, a Domestic Troll Farm Tests Democracy
Read moreIntroduction Since the mid-twentieth century, Sweden has enshrined itself as a beacon of pluralistic, liberal social democracy. The much-admired “Swedish…
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