RT @R_Scrivens: Looking for a Sunday read?
Tiana Gaudette, @galwaygrrl, @cybercrimeprof, and I highlight key gaps in the empirical literat… - Sunday Sep 25 - 3:15pm
Some followers may be interested in the below #webinar to be hosted by @UN_CTED this afternoon and Monday: https://t.co/iEErj32Nee - Friday Sep 23 - 11:19am
Right-Wing Extremists’ Use of the Internet: Emerging Trends in the Empirical Literature
This article summarizes a recent paper published in Barbara Perry, Jeff Gruenwald, and Ryan Scrivens’ ‘Right-Wing Extremism in Canada and the United States’ (Palgrave)....
The Interoperability of Definitions of Terrorism and Violent Extremism
This article summarises one of the recent outputs of a sub-group of GIFCT’s Legal Frameworks Working Group 2022. By Katy Vaughan Most tech companies...
By the ARC Steering Committee, The Accelerationism Research Consortium (ARC) attended the Terrorism and Social Media (TASM) Conference at Swansea University on June 28...
By Annelies Pauwels and Maarten van Alstein Polarisation comes in different forms. An important distinction can be made between ideological and affective polarisation. Ideological (or issue-based)...
Adversarial Shifts and the Availability of Extremist Content Online
By Conor Rees Online extremist activity is not a new phenomenon. Terrorist and Violent Extremist (TVE) use of the Internet has been increasingly well...
