Hot Contemporary Topics: Youth, ‘Lonewolves,’ OSINT#emotion – Youth, Social Media and ISIS Online Violent and Non-violent Radicalisation of Afghan Youth The Rise of Open Source Jihad – Autodidactic Lone Wolves or Bumbling Ideological Illiterates Opportunities, Limits and Challenges to Government Use of OSINT for CVE Purposes |
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Transmedia, Narratives, and Gender IssuesExplaining Islamic State (IS) Online Propaganda – A Transmedia Approach ‘Good and Evil’ Narratives in Islamic State and Western Government Media The Hidden Women of the Kalifate – A Glimpse into the Spanish-Moroccan Jihadist Network on Facebook Migrations of Violence – Men, Masculinities and Radicalisation |
How Effective is #Hashtagging?The Role of Hashtag Campaigns in CVE Misdirection and Deceit – Psychological Warfare and the case of #LondonAttack Terrorism on Twitter – Comparing #CharlieHebdo and #ParisAttacks |
Trends in Online Research: Core Research Questions, Ethics, and a Move Towards Behavioural AnalysesWho Becomes a Terrorist? Exploring Role of Moral Identity, Moral Indignation and Moral Disengagement When Justifying Acts of Violent Extremism A Contemporary Review of Emerging Radical Trends and Patterns Across Europe Based on the Research Outputs of the TransRad Project Online Radicalisation by the Numbers – Quantifying Behaviours, Patterns, & Processes Ethics and Online Extremism-related Research – Challenges and Recommendations |
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Online Extreme Right Mobilisation and Hate SpeechIdentitarian Cyberspace – Xenophobic and Anti-Semitic Imaginary in the Online Networks of Extreme Right Organisations in France Conspiracy Theories in Jihadist and Anti-Jihadist Thought – A Content Analysis of Online Extremism Rapefugees Not Welcome Here: Comparative Approaches to Hate Speech and Online Political Extremism Around the Refugee Crisis |
Software-Enhanced Research on Violent Online Political ExtremismSearching for Signs of Extremism on the Web Group Cohesion in Online White Supremacist Communities – Integrating Social Network and Computerised Linguistic Analyses The Dark Side of the Net – Exploring Tor for Violent Extremist Content |