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    Introducing a Dataset of Multi-Scale Geographies of ISIS Ideology from ISIS Sources

    Journal abstract This research proposes a methodology for extracting and analyzing geographical perspectives of terrorists and insurgents from online textual media. The information age has afforded organizations platforms that can[…]

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    #Hamas: A Thematic Exploration of Hamas’s English-Language Twitter

    Journal abstract As the debate on whether Hamas should be designated a terrorist organization intensifies across Europe and North America, policymakers and practitioners seek to identify the core principles that[…]

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    • in Radicalisation · Regions · Research · World

    The politics-violence frontier

    Journal abstract This article analyses how early twenty-first century political activists in Italy construct the frontier between politics and violence. It puts these constructions into the context of more conventionally[…]

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    More Grist to the Mill? Reciprocal Radicalisation and Reactions to Terrorism in the Far-Right Digital Milieu

    Journal abstract Reciprocal radicalisation is the theory that extremist organisations are connected and feed on one another’s rhetoric and actions to justify violent escalation. Recent empirical work has suggested that[…]

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    Reviewing the Role on the Internet in Radicalization Processes

    Journal abstract This review presents the existing research on the role of the Internet in radicalization processes. Using a systematic literature search strategy, our paper yields 88 studies on the[…]

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    Do Machines Replicate Humans? Toward a Unified Understanding of Radicalizing Content on the Open Social Web

    Journal abstract The advent of the Internet inadvertently augmented the functioning and success of violent extremist organizations. Terrorist organizations like the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS) use the[…]

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    • in Radicalisation · Research

    Countering Online Propaganda and Extremism

    Publisher’s description Exploring the ‘dark side’ of digital diplomacy, this volume highlights some of the major problems facing democratic institutions in the West and provides concrete examples of best practice[…]

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    The Terrorism Information Environment: Analysing Terrorists’ Selection of Ideological and Facilitative Media

    Journal abstract This article studies media material which individuals who planned or carried out acts of terrorism in the United Kingdom between 2004 and 2017 collected before their involvement in[…]

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    Exploring the “Demand Side” of Online Radicalization: Evidence from the Canadian Context

    Journal abstract We examined whether and how social media play a role in the process of radicalization, and whether and for what purposes extremists use social media after they become[…]

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    Exploring the “Demand Side” of Online Radicalization: Evidence from the Canadian Context

    Journal abstract We examined whether and how social media play a role in the process of radicalization, and whether and for what purposes extremists use social media after they become[…]

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