- Jul122021Linda Schlegel
Competing, Connecting, Having Fun: How Gamification Could Make Extremist Content More Appealing
in InsightsDo extremists like to play? A few years ago, this question may have sounded ridiculous. But since the livestreamed attack…
- Jun282021Aaron Tielemans
A Survey of Violent Extremist and Terrorist Activities Across the Gaming Environment
in InsightsThe relationship between video games and large-scale violence has been questioned since the 1999 shooting at Columbine High School. In…
- Apr192021Teo Kai Xiang
Bridging the Gap Between Counterterrorism Research and Practice Through Game-Based Learning
in InsightsMuch journalistic and academic attention has been focused on understanding the role that games and gamification plays within extremist groups.…
- Dec022020Linda Schlegel
Of Challengers and Socialisers: How User Types Moderate the Appeal of Extremist Gamified Applications
in InsightsRecent years have seen an increase in the gamification of digital extremist content and discussions around the potential implications of…
- Nov052020Dr. Matthew Sharpe
The Hate Matrix of Online Gaming
in InsightsThe word that the extreme right use to describe the political radicalisation of newcomers to their worldview is “red pilling”.…
- Apr032020Linda Schlegel
“War Isn’t Hell; It’s Entertainment“: The Potential Role of Video Games in Radicalisation Processes
in InsightsThe last years have demonstrated that extremists’ target audience has become progressively younger: in 2016 a 12-year-old was arrested in…
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