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VOX-Pol Blog	Disinformation and the 2022 Brazilian General Elections: The First Round Vote View Abstract Disinformation and the 2022 Brazilian General Elections: The First Round Vote VOX-Pol Blog post. View Full Article	2022	Fitzgerald, J., Santini, R.M. and Salles, D.	View Publisher
Video	VOX-Pol Guest Lecture Series: Functional Link Between Conspiracy Theories and Violent Extremism View Abstract VOX-Pol Guest Lecture Series: Functional Link Between Conspiracy Theories and Violent Extremism VOX-Pol Guest Lecture Series, Autumn 2022 Speaker: Dr Bettina Rottweiler Title: The Functional Link Between Conspiracy Theories and Violent Extremism View Full Article	2022	Rottweiler, B.	View Publisher
Video	VOX-Pol Guest Lecture Series: Identifying ‘Salafabists’ in South East Asia View Abstract VOX-Pol Guest Lecture Series: Identifying ‘Salafabists’ in South East Asia VOX-Pol Guest Lecture Series, Autumn 2022 Speaker: Professor Kumar Ramakrishna Title: Identifying ‘Salafabists’ in South East Asia View Full Article	2022	Ramakrishna, K.	View Publisher
Video	VOX-Pol Guest Lecture Series: Alternative Histories and Far-right Occult Subcultures View Abstract VOX-Pol Guest Lecture Series: Alternative Histories and Far-right Occult Subcultures VOX-Pol Guest Lecture Series, Autumn 2022 Speaker: Dr. Ashton Kingdon Title: Alternative Histories and Far-right Occult Subcultures View Full Article	2022	Kingdon, A.	View Publisher
Video	VOX-Pol Workshop: The Normalisation of Extremist Subcultures View Abstract VOX-Pol Workshop: The Normalisation of Extremist Subcultures The focus of this workshop was individuals’ experiences of, and engagement with, extremist ideas and beliefs – both jihadist and far-right – in a variety of different settings. Panellists explored the role of video games, music, humour and the occult in normalising extremism and assessed the extent to which this plays a role in radicalisation trajectories and desensitises individuals to violence. The reverse process – in which extremist actors adopt mainstream culture to expound their message – was also considered. Panellists: Dr Suraj Lakhani (University of Sussex) Dr Weeda Mehran (University of Exeter) Prof Jonathan Pieslak (The City College of New York, CUNY) Dr Ashton Kingdon (University of Southampton) View Full Article	2022	Lakhani, S., Mehran, W., Pieslak, J. and Kingdon, A.	View Publisher
VOX-Pol Blog	Who Is Accused ISIS Propagandist Mohammed Khalifa? Part II View Abstract Who Is Accused ISIS Propagandist Mohammed Khalifa? Part II VOX-Pol Blog post. View Full Article	2022	Speckhard, A. and Ellenberg, M.	View Publisher

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