- Anda Solea
Hiding in Plain Sight: How the ‘Newgen’ Misogynistic Incel Content Creators Escape Moderation on TikTok
Read moreContent warning: This Insight contains mentions of sexual and graphic violence, suicide, and racist language In the past few years,…
0 - Erin Stoner
Slipping Through the Cracks: Recognising Extremist Misogyny Outside of Inceldom
Read moreIntroduction The ‘manosphere’ is defined as “an umbrella term that refers to a number of interconnected misogynistic communities”. The most well-known…
- Bàrbara Molas
Falling Through the Cracks: Gender Bias in Online Counter-Terrorism and Prevention
Read moreIntroduction In Orientalism (1978), the book that shaped post-colonial studies, Edward Said tried to understand how and why colonised countries…
- Meili Criezis
The Allen, Texas Mass Shooting: An Examination of Misogyny, Anti-Asian Racism, and Internalised Racism
Read moreIntroduction Following the mass shooting in Allen, Texas on 6 May, rumours quickly began circulating about the shooter’s background and…
- GNET Team
Unpacking the Incelosphere: In-group Categorisation, Incel Purity, and Competition
Read moreIntroduction In the near-decade since the first publicly recognised act of incel violence in 2014, at the hands of 22-year-old…
- Joana Cook
Supreme Men, Subjected Women: Gender Inequality and Violence in Jihadist, Far-Right, and Male Supremacist Ideologies
Read moreIntroduction Recent extremist and terrorist violence has been committed by actors and groups with disparate ideologies, geographies, and religions. However,…
- Laura Weinstein
Misogynistic Extremism and the Fallacy of Technochauvinism
Read moreThis Insight is part of GNET’s Gender and Online Violent Extremism series in partnership with Monash Gender, Peace and Security Centre. This series…
- Hannah Rose
Deconstructing the ‘Jewess’: an Exploration of Gendered Antisemitism
Read moreThis Insight is part of GNET’s Gender and Online Violent Extremism series in partnership with Monash Gender, Peace and Security Centre. This series…
- Helen Stenger
Traversing Online Spaces: The Use of Misogyny and Anti-Muslim Rhetoric in Buddhist Nationalist Extremism in Sri Lankami
Read moreThis Insight is part of GNET’s Gender and Online Violent Extremism series in partnership with Monash Gender, Peace and Security Centre. This series…
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