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Welcome to VOX-Pol’s Online Library, a research and teaching resource, which collects in one place a large volume of publications related to various aspects of violent online political extremism.

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VOX-Pol Blog	How Ireland Can Stop the Rise of the Far-right View Abstract How Ireland Can Stop the Rise of the Far-right VOX-Pol Blog Post. View Full Article	2021	Frenett, R.	View Publisher
VOX-Pol Blog	How is the Islamic State dealing with its defeat in Mosul? Interview with Charlie Winter on IS Media Output View Abstract How is the Islamic State dealing with its defeat in Mosul? Interview with Charlie Winter on IS Media Output VOX-Pol Blog post. View Full Article	2017	Wing, J.	View Publisher
VOX-Pol Blog	How ISIS Supporters Filter Extremism Through Instagram View Abstract How ISIS Supporters Filter Extremism Through Instagram VOX-Pol Blog post. View Full Article	2016	Shafi, A.	View Publisher
VOX-Pol Blog	How ISIS’s Language Changed Over Time: More Concern with Females and More “Net-speak” View Abstract How ISIS’s Language Changed Over Time: More Concern with Females and More “Net-speak” VOX-Pol Blog post. View Full Article	2016	Vergani, M.	View Publisher
VOX-Pol Blog	How Jabhat Al Nusra Uses Twitter to Spread Propaganda View Abstract How Jabhat Al Nusra Uses Twitter to Spread Propaganda VOX-Pol Blog post. View Full Article	2016	OSINT Blog	View Publisher
Journal Article	How Jihadi Salafists Sometimes Breach, But Mostly Circumvent, Facebook’s Community Standards in Crisis, Identity and Solution Frames View Abstract How Jihadi Salafists Sometimes Breach, But Mostly Circumvent, Facebook’s Community Standards in Crisis, Identity and Solution Frames We analyzed posts written by Facebook profiles who advocate violent jihad without supporting any terrorist group. They share extremist content in the middle of regular posts, thanks to which they are likely to reach a large audience. We identified to what extent their ingroup-outgroup opposition is constructed in crisis, identity, and solution frames and how they use these frames in posts which sometimes breach Facebook’s community standards, but which mostly circumvent them through various strategies of doublespeak. Among them, myth, in the sense of Barthes, and eudaimonic content appeared as particularly powerful to naturalize and spread jihadi ideology on social media. View Full Article	2021	Bouko, C., Van Ostaeyen, P. and Voué, P.	View Publisher

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