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From the French Revolution, the First Amendment and the Third Reich to Twitter and Facebook: The Impact of Legal Histories on the Fight Against Online Extremism – Part 1: France
By Nery Ramati The need to develop legal tools in order to cope with the dangers of online extremism and terrorism has been an...
Exploring Canadian Far-Right Extremism on Facebook
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“Redirect Method” Yields Valuable Insights for Countering Online Extremism
In recent years, deadly white supremacist violence at houses of worship in Pittsburgh, Christchurch, and Poway demonstrated the clear line from violent hate speech...
How the Internet has Enabled Pakistani Militants to Explore New Avenues for Foreign Jihad
By Mehwish Rani Foreign fighters became a subject of the global security debate when many young Europeans, male and female, started travelling to Syria...
Empirical Studies of Online Radicalisation: A Review and Discussion
By Paul Gill Reviews of the terrorism research literature regularly highlight the paucity of original data that inform analyses (Schmid and Jongman 1988; Silke...
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