In summer 2018, one of Germany’s longest radical right trials will come to an end. As almost all of the defence lawyers now have given their pleas, the trial of the National Socialist Underground, or NSU, a radical-right terrorist group uncovered in November 2011, will reach its verdict. Starting in 2013, this court case has… Continue reading “Democratic Deficits and Social Ramifications: Research on the NSU Court Case from the Viewpoint of Joint Plaintiff-Lawyers”
This Podcast interview with Sean Arbuthnot and William Baldet by DryCleanerCast on “Prevent”- the UK governments Countering Violent Extremism programme – May 28, 2018. Speakers: Mr. Sean Arbuthnot is a Policy and Practitioner Fellow at CARR, and a Prevent Duty specialist. Mr. William Baldet is a Policy and Practitioner Fellow at CARR, and a practitioner… Continue reading “Prevent – The UK Governments Countering Violent Extremism Programme”
In this course, 50 leading scholars from all over the world will explore questions and issues relating to antisemitism including: what is antisemitism? How has it changed throughout history? Why can it be found among so many diverse cultures, and even among opposing ideologies? What happened to antisemitism after the Holocaust? How is antisemitism expressed… Continue reading “Antisemitism: From Its Origins to the Present”
CARR Director – Prof. Matthew Feldman presents: A decade after David Copeland: Neo-Nazi ‘broadband terrorism’ in the UK. April 18, 2018 • University of Leicester, UK The threat posed by terrorism today is changing rapidly – as have methods of study of this phenomenon, including analysis of radicalisation and the ‘terrorist cycle’. This presentation takes… Continue reading “Neo-Nazi “Broadband terrorism” in the UK”