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Coming Soon: The Routledge Handbook of Online Violent Extremism
June 22, 2026VOX-Pol is delighted to announce the upcoming publication of The Routledge Handbook of Online Violent Extremism, produced in proud partnership with our network. Scheduled for release in September 2026, this landmark volume represents a major milestone in the study of digital threats and responses. This handbook stands as the first comprehensive reference work to offer ...
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Latest Insights: VOX-Pol Launches Crucial New Video Series on Online Extremism, AI, and Gendered Harms
June 10, 2026We are excited to announce that a brand-new series of videos is now live on the VOX-Pol YouTube Channel! Bringing together leading global experts, practitioners, and the next generation of scholars, these videos tackle some of the most pressing challenges in the online extremist landscape today—from the rise of artificial intelligence to the weaponization of ...
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Terrorism and Social Media (TASM) Conference 2026
May 15, 2026Hosted at Swansea University and attended by 250+ delegates from countries around the world, the TASM Conference is one of the leading international conferences on extremist and terrorist use of online platforms. Attended by a wide range of stakeholders, including tech companies, governments, law enforcement, regulators, civil society and researchers from many different academic disciplines, the ...
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VOX-Pol Summer School 2026: Call for Participants
November 18, 2025The 2026 VOX-Pol Summer School is taking place at Swansea University, Singleton Campus, from Monday 22 to Friday 26 June 2026. Call for participants Swansea University is delighted to, once again, host the VOX-Pol Summer School in 2026. This week-long course will run from Monday 22nd to Friday 26th June 2026 (from 9am-5pm) and is ...
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New VOX-Pol Report: Negotiating Responses to Online Terrorism Threats in the EU
November 17, 2025VOX-Pol has published a new report ‘Negotiating Responses to Online Terrorism Threats in the EU: State-Platform Diplomacy 2015 – 2019’, written by Marguerite Borelli. The report was launched online on 17 November 2025 where Valère Ndior (Professor of Law at the Université de Bretagne occidentale in France) and Gavin Sullivan (Reader in International Human Rights Law at the ...
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New for VOX-Pol Members: the Work in Progress Seminar Series
October 17, 2025In November, VOX-Pol launches the new Work in Progress Seminar Series. These seminars are open to members of the VOX-Pol Network only. The objective of the series is to provide a space for researchers within the network to share projects and papers which they currently working on but are not finished. The aim is for peers to provide members ...
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New VOX-Pol Report published: Researching the Far Right
October 9, 2025VOX-Pol has published a new report ‘Researching the Far Right Safely in Academia: Current Practices and Constraints‘ by Dr Antonia Vaughan. Read the new report in full and for free at this link. All VOX-Pol reports are open access and can be found on the Publications page. About the author Dr. Antonia Vaughan recently completed a ...
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The first VOX-Pol Next Generation Network Conference 2025
October 7, 2025The first VOX-Pol Next Generation Network Conference took place on 25 and 26 September 2025 Charles University in Prague, Czech Republic. The next Gen Network is a community of early-career researchers (ECRs) working on issues related to violent online extremism in its many forms. The conference included a huge diversity of topics and close to ...
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The VOX-Pol Blog Editorial Team
September 18, 2025The VOX-Pol Blog publishes weekly on Wednesdays on the topic of online extremism and online terrorism. It began in 2014 and now has over 500 entries. Each Blog post is added into the VOX-Pol Online Library so it’s searchable by title, topic and author. The Blog publishes original research, article summaries, book reviews, editorials, and ...
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How to submit a VOX-Pol Blog Post
September 2, 2025Is your research related to online extremism and/or terrorism? Would you like to share some of your findings or reflections with an audience, including other researchers, policymakers, law enforcement, social media company representatives, and others, with similar interests? If so, how about contributing to the VOX-Pol Blog? We will publish your contribution and communicate it to ...