Joe WhittakerUnderstanding the Online and Offline Dynamics of Terrorist Pathways
Read moreTerrorists use the Internet. This shouldn’t surprise anybody, but it also forms the basis of an important selection bias that…
Dr. Shashi JayakumarSingapore’s Radicalised
Read moreSingapore has according to some estimates the most diverse population on earth. The resident population of approximately 5.8 million ethnically…
Kabir TanejaThe Internet and Lone Wolf Terrorism in India
Read moreThe term “lone wolf” attacks may lead some to assume such endeavours to be a single individual’s undertaking. However, research…
Dr. Robert PelzerEarly Warning? Opportunities And Limits Of Automated Internet Monitoring
Read morePolicymakers have invested considerable effort and research funding to understand the role of the Internet in radicalisation processes and attack…
Jacob WareRemembering Toronto: Two Years Later, Incel Terrorism Threat Lingers
Read moreTwo years after Alek Minassian’s homicidal vehicular rampage through Toronto, the deadliest incel terrorist attack to date, the violent fringes…
Hande Abay GasparSalafist Groups’ use of Social Media and its Implications for Prevention
Read moreResearchers largely agree that radicalisation processes mostly include both real-world and virtual conditions. However, the interaction of both spheres has…
Manjana SoldThe Amalgamation of Virtuality and Reality in Radicalisation Processes
Read moreVirtuality has long since become an integral part of the world we live in today. It is thus not surprising…
Dr. Colin ClarkeThe ‘Incel’ Ideology Continues to Build a Strong Following in the Online ‘Manosphere’
Read moreWhile most of the counterterrorism community has focused on the threat posed by Salafi-jihadists and radical right-wing extremists, the growth…
Dr. William AllchornCumulative Extremism Online: How Moral and Strategic Aims Predict Narrative Escalation
Read moreOften when extremisms come about, they don’t occur in isolation. In the UK, for example, the emergence of extremist mobilisations…
Linda Schlegel“War Isn’t Hell; It’s Entertainment“: The Potential Role of Video Games in Radicalisation Processes
Read moreThe 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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