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Resilience and vulnerabilities: Responding to radical-right mobilisation on the local level

Introduction A myriad of research has been conducted in recent years on radical-right messaging online, but what has attracted only limited empirical attention is how radical-right dynamics play out offline…

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5 min

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The New Face of Terror in the US

When the FBI arrested five senior members of the Neo-Nazi Atomwaffen Divison early in 2020, it seemed that the terror cell was on its last legs. Under sustained pressure from law enforcement, effective…

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6 min

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Tackling Online Radicalization At Its Offline Roots

You would be forgiven for thinking that the advent of Covid-19 and the accompanying lockdowns have led to the mass radicalization of our youth, consigned to cyberspace, and exposed to…

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6 min

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Boys to men: the violent teenagers of the radical right

This article is part of a debate on Countering the Radical Right inviting people to answer the question: “should we be worried about white men?” “How wonderful it is to be an…

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5 min

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Treating white men as a new suspect community is not the answer

This article is part of a debate on Countering the Radical Right inviting people to answer the question: “should we be worried about white men?” There is no doubt that a recent…

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4 min

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Countering the Radical Right in the UK: Personal and Professional Experiences of Radical Right Extremism

Following the arrest of one of its UK based followers last year, an organisation described by the Home Secretary as a “vile white supremacist group” that targeted young and vulnerable…

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7 min

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The Transnationalization of White Supremacist Discourse: The Hundred-Handers and the It’s Okay To Be White Campaign

The terrorist attacks perpetrated by white supremacists in the United States, New Zealand, Germany, and other western countries in the past two years illustrate the transnationalization of the extreme-right.[1] This…

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17 min

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Radical Right Terrorists Are Usually Self-Radicalized

With access to online resources and communities, “lone wolf” terrorist incidents are increasingly prevalent among radical right extremists. What is unhelpfully called “lone wolf terrorism” is rising by every metric,…

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We Can’t Combat Right-Wing Terrorism Until We Define It

There have been many definitions of the far-right, but it really comes down to three components: Cultural Nationalism, White Nationalism, and White Supremacy. To solve a problem, we must first…

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Resilience and vulnerabilities: Responding to radical-right mobilisation on the local level

The New Face of Terror in the US

Boys to men: the violent teenagers of the radical right

Treating white men as a new suspect community is not the answer

Countering the Radical Right in the UK: Personal and Professional Experiences of Radical Right Extremism

The Transnationalization of White Supremacist Discourse: The Hundred-Handers and the It’s Okay To Be White Campaign

Radical Right Terrorists Are Usually Self-Radicalized

We Can’t Combat Right-Wing Terrorism Until We Define It

R.I.P C.V.E.

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Biden Should Remove Trump Appointee With White Nationalist Ties

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