- Mar092020
Pilgrimage to the Platform: The Repeat Audience for ‘Muslim News’
Read more‘Baqiyya’ The audience of the Islamic State-affiliated Muslim News platform is in the parlance of the group — “baqiyya,” or…
Moustafa Ayad - Mar052020
The Temporal Evolution of a Far-Right Forum
Read moreRadical message boards, large- and small-scale social media platforms, and other Internet fringes are thought to have played a role…
Isabelle van der Vegt - Mar022020
YouTube’s Role as a Platform for Extremism
By Till BaakenRead moreYouTube is a hugely important platform via which individuals – in particular adolescents – access information about topics of everyday…
Till Baaken - Feb132020
Online Extremism in Latin America- An Overview
Read moreA look at the landscape of online extremism in Latin America stands to add to our overall understanding of this…
Dr. Alexis Henshaw - Feb102020
Shooting for Impact: Google‘s €10 Million Investment in Countering Online Extremism
Read moreWhat can we do to make our communities and citizens safe from online hate speech and extremist propaganda? At the…
Alexander von Rosenbach - Feb062020
Islamic State Adjusts Strategy to Remain on Telegram
Read moreCould Islamic State’s next digital home be…. Telegram? Over the past few months a sustained operation led by EU law…
Raphael Gluck - Feb042020
Accelerationism in America: Threat Perceptions
By Jade ParkerRead moreAccelerationism is an ideologically agnostic doctrine of violent and non-violent actions taken to exploit contradictions intrinsic to a political system…
Jade Parker - Jan312020
The Ukrainian Conflict: Foreign Volunteers and Online Identity Formation
Read moreDespite its local context, the conflict in Ukraine has attracted large numbers of foreign volunteers with estimates from 2014-2019 of…
Chelsea Daymon - Dec312019
Trading weapons on social media applications
By Haid HaidRead morePeople in rebel-held northwest Syria have been trading hundreds of weapons in publicly accessible black markets. The advertised weapons include…
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