Thomas James Vaughan WilliamsDiscrepancies Between Social Media Policy and User Experience: A Preliminary Study of Extremist Content
Read moreIntroduction Latest reports have highlighted that as of April 2023, 60% of the world’s population utilises social media for an…
Georgia GilroyFanboys or the Frontline?: How al-Shabaab’s Social Media Influencers are Controlling the Narrative
Read moreFor over a decade, the Somali-based terrorist group al-Shabaab has prioritised media engagement as a critical component of its propaganda…
Audrey GagnonThe ‘Critical’ and the ‘Sheep’: How Users of Far-Right Pages on Social Media See Themselves and the Mainstream
Read moreThis Insight summarises some of the findings presented in the article “Far-right virtual communities: Exploring users and uses of far-right…
Sophia SykesTradwives: The Housewives Commodifying Right-Wing Ideology
Read moreIntroduction Gaining prominence since 2020, Tradwives are an influential online community of right-wing women who espouse a highly traditional heteronormative…
Scott N RomaniukTerrorist Platform Migration: The Move to Smaller, Less Regulated Online Spaces
Read moreIntroduction and Background The internet provides terrorists and violent extremist organisations (VEOs) with novel and useful means of achieving their…
Robin O'LuanaighCo-opting Cottagecore: Pastoral Aesthetics in Reactionary and Extremist Movements
Read moreA young woman wearing a modest gingham dress sits in an apple orchard reading a book. A woven basket is…
Ye Bin WonAnalysing Harmful and Supremacist Narratives on Gab Homeschooling Groups
Read moreIntroduction In January 2023, VICE news reported on a Telegram channel dedicated to sharing white supremacist homeschooling curricula with other…
Meili CriezisWilayat Facebook and Instagram: An Exploration of Pro-IS Activities on Mainstream Platforms
Read moreIntroduction Previous research has greatly contributed to establishing and building our understanding of IS spaces on Telegram, Twitter, Facebook, and…
Manfredi PozzoliViolent Assemblages: Rethinking Screens, Media, and Lone Wolf Terrorism
Read moreIntroduction Terrorist acts often confront the public with gruesome images and unthinkable suffering. Understanding the motivations of terrorist attacks is…
Kit Rickard25 Years After the Good Friday Agreement: Persistent Violence and the Role of Digital Platforms in Northern Ireland Today
Read moreIntroduction 10 April marked the 25th anniversary of the Good Friday Agreement or Belfast Agreement, the peace deal that brought…
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