Devika Shanker-GrandpierreBeyond Borders: Mitigating Online Risks and Reciprocal Violence in the Bangladesh Protests
Read moreIntroduction In July 2024, Bangladesh underwent a significant political transition, culminating in the end of Sheikh Hasina’s 15-year tenure as…
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Mason KruschFomenting Civil War?: Disinformation Narratives after the Southport Attack
Read moreIntroduction Following the 29 July 2024 knife attack in Southport, England, which left three children dead and ten others injured,…
Mariam ShahFanning the Flames: Online Misinformation and Far-Right Violence in the UK
Read moreIntroduction Earlier this month, the UK grappled with possibly one of the worst instances of organised far-right violence in its…
Peter SmithEspañola: Russia’s Far-Right Hooligan Militia and Its Online Activities
Read moreIntroduction In a Mariupol football field, a video cut with Russian-language punk rock shows a group of men chasing a…
Dr. Bethan JohnsonRacists Ridicule ‘Zion Don’ After Foiled Assassination
Read moreContent Warning: This Insight contains antisemitic, racist, and hateful imagery. Introduction Given right-wing extremists’ love of political spectacle and tendency…
Dr. Ryan ScrivensExamining Online Behaviours: Violent and Non-Violent Right-Wing Extremists During Peak Posting Days
Read moreDespite the ongoing need for practitioners to identify violent right-wing extremists (RWEs) online before their engagement in violence offline, there…
Kris McGuffiePreventing Extremist Violence Using Existing Content Moderation Tools
Read moreKris McGuffie is a member of the Extremism and Gaming Research Network (EGRN). The EGRN works together to uncover how…
Dr. Ryan ScrivensData Collection in Online Terrorism and Extremism Research: Future Directions
Read moreIntroduction The role of the Internet in facilitating violent extremism and terrorism is a primary concern for many researchers, practitioners,…
Fredrick OgengaKenya’s Twin Burden: Balancing the Security of Tech Infrastructure Against its Role in Online Extremism
Read moreIntroduction While terrorists commonly exploit online platforms for radicalisation, planning, fundraising, organising, and even executing attacks, a puzzling emerging trend…
Maddie CannonCan’t Stand the Heat?: Best Practices and Institutional Responsibilities to Safeguard Extremism Researchers
Read moreIntroduction In May 2023, the Global Network on Extremism and Technology (GNET) hosted its Third Annual Conference at King’s College…
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