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Posts tagged with ‘Social Media’

  • Jun232020

    A New Wave of Right-Wing Terrorism

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    Right-wing terrorism is a growing threat for democratic societies globally. With rising numbers in death tolls and far-right narratives creeping…

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  • Jun222020

    The YouTube Browsing Habits of a Lone-Actor Terrorist

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    On 10 October 2019, Safiyya Amira Shaikh was arrested in London for planning a terrorist attack on St. Paul’s Cathedral.…

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  • Jun152020

    Assessing the Threat of QAnon Violence

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    Berlin’s Brandenburg Gate was the theatre of an unusual scene on Saturday, 23 May 2020. As thousands gathered throughout Germany…

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  • Jun112020

    “Help for Sisters”: A Look at Crowdfunding Campaigns with Potential Links to Terrorist and Criminal Networks

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    Terrorist and violent extremist groups have long used charitable giving as a means to amass and disguise support for their…

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  • Jun102020

    Social Media as a Mirror of External Circumstances: Insights Into a Radical Group

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    Radicalisation processes take place in a field of tension between the actor and the outside world. External reactions and circumstances…

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  • Jun082020

    Digital Platforms and Extremism 2: Electric Boogaloo

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    Increasingly the “boogaloo” movement has been making the news with its capacity to mobilise protestors and spread disinformation during the…

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  • Jun042020

    Evolving Digital OPSEC Practices Amongst Far-Right Networks

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    Over the past several years, there has been increasing attention paid to the use and exploitation of digital platforms by…

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  • May262020

    The Internet and Lone Wolf Terrorism in India

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    The term “lone wolf” attacks may lead some to assume such endeavours to be a single individual’s undertaking. However, research…

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  • May212020

    How the Far-Right Uses Memes in Online Warfare

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    With the advent of Web 2.0, memes have become a popular means of communication. Primarily taking the form of an…

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  • May142020

    Early Warning? Opportunities And Limits Of Automated Internet Monitoring

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    Policymakers have invested considerable effort and research funding to understand the role of the Internet in radicalisation processes and attack…

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