By Antonia Vaughan The use of internet data in academic research without informed consent (covert research) is subject to a number of ethical quandaries. Here, the particular considerations that researching the radical right imposes are teased out, such as whether terms of service can be taken as a form of consent; whether internet data is…
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The VOX-Pol Publication Series In Print
The VOX-Pol Publication Series is available free to read online on our publications page, and we are pleased offer printed copies free of charge....
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Part 5: Recruiting and Vetting Candidates for Membership in The Base
Anthony F. Lemieux, Georgia State University Background: Our research team at Georgia State University (Anthony Lemieux, P.I., Dror Walter, Rebecca Wilson, Katherine Kountz, John...
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Mapping the Agenda for Incel Research: Over-trodden Paths vs. Unchartered Territories
Stephane J. Baele The past few years have seen a sharp increase in the attention paid by extremism and terrorism scholars to the incel...
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Cyberterrorism – the greatest threat to US vital interests?
Lee Jarvis, Professor of International Politics, University of East Anglia, UK A recent survey of public opinion conducted by the independent polling company, Gallup...
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Using Online Data in Terrorism Research
by Stuart Macdonald, Elizabeth Pearson, Ryan Scrivens, and Joe Whittaker This article summarises a recent paper published in Lara Frumkin, John Morrison, and Andrew...
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Part 4: Recruiting and Vetting Candidates for Membership in The Base
Anthony F. Lemieux, Georgia State University Background: Our research team at Georgia State University (Anthony Lemieux, P.I., Dror Walter, Rebecca Wilson, Katherine Kountz, John...
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