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VOX-Pol Guest Lecture Series: An Introduction to Netnography
August 2, 2024VOX-Pol Guest Lecture Series, Autumn 2023 Name: Jonathan Collins Title: An Introduction to Netnography & Step-by-step Guide Outline: “New immersive methodologies are needed to better understand online extremist communities. The presentation will cover one of these (Netnography), providing an essential glimpse into this multifunctional tool and the benefits it offers to the field. The lecture ...
VOX-Pol Workshop: Early Career Researcher Safety, Wellbeing and Ethics
August 1, 2024The Next Gen Academic Survival Workshop Series: Early Career Researcher Safety, Wellbeing and Ethics ...
VOX-Pol Guest Lecture Series: Data Collection in Online Terrorism & Extremism Research
August 1, 2024VOX-Pol Guest Lecture Series, Spring 2024: Data Collection in Online Terrorism and Extremism Research There has been a growing interest among researchers, practitioners, and policymakers to analyze the online activities of extremists and terrorists. As studies in this research area have increased, various data collection techniques have emerged to address key research questions, ranging from ...
Lurking with the Radical Right: The Ethics of Online Covert Research
July 31, 2024VOX-Pol Blog post. ...
Academia is Lagging Behind When It Comes to Online Extremism and Terrorism Researcher Welfare
July 25, 2024VOX-Pol Blog post. ...
Collecte de données dans la recherche sur le terrorisme et l’extrémisme en ligne: orientations futures
July 23, 2024VOX-Pol Blog post. ...
Data Collection in Online Terrorism and Extremism Research: Future Directions
July 23, 2024VOX-Pol Blog post. ...
Seeing Eye to Eye: Viewing Multistakeholder Work through a Participatory Lens
July 23, 2024VOX-Pol Blog post. ...
Terrorist Use of the Internet by the Numbers: Part III – Research and Policy Implications
July 5, 2024VOX-Pol Blog post. ...
Online Extremism and Terrorism Researchers’ Security, Safety, and Resilience: Findings from the Field
January 3, 2024VOX-Pol’s new report presents findings from the REASSURE (Researcher, Security, Safety, and Resilience) project’s in-depth interviews with 39 online extremism and terrorism researchers. Based at universities, research institutes, and think tanks in Europe and North America, the interviewees studied mainly, albeit not exclusively, far-right and violent jihadist online activity. The report catalogues for the first ...