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    Variations within the Norwegian far right: from neo-Nazism to anti-Islamism

    Journal abstract Since 2011, we have witnessed both the worst terror attack ever on Norwegian soil as well as an attempted act of terror. Both actions were conducted by right-wing[…]

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    The battle for truth: How online newspaper commenters defend their censored expressions

    Journal abstract The presence of hate speech in the commentary field of online newspapers is a pressing challenge for free speech policy. We have conducted interviews with 15 people whose[…]

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    • in Radicalisation · Research

    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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    • in Featured · Ideologies · Research

    Right-Wing Terror: A Fifth Global Wave?

    Journal abstract Violence committed by individuals and groups inspired by far-right ideologies is increasingly seen as a transnational threat. There is an urgent need to better understand why this type[…]

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    • in Radicalisation · Research

    Terrorism and COVID-19: Actual and Potential Impacts

    Journal abstract The COVID-19 pandemic presents both challenges and opportunities for terrorists. While the hazards of the disease and disruptions to society inhibit some of their operations, by their very[…]

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    Online Deceptions: Renegotiating Gender Boundaries on ISIS Telegram

    Journal abstract This resarch note examines the ways in which Islamic State supporters on Telegram, an encrypted messaging app, renegotiate gender boundaries. The introduction positions receptions of female ISIS accounts[…]

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    • in Groups · Research

    Learning in a Double Loop: The Strategic Transformation of Al-Qaeda

    Journal abstract Like any type of organization, terrorist groups learn from their own experiences as well as those of others. These processes of organizational learning have, however, been poorly understood[…]

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    • in Groups · Research

    Losing Mood(s): Examining Jihadi Supporters’ Responses to ISIS’ Territorial Decline

    Journal abstract The fall of the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria has raised a number of questions over the future of the organization and the potential threat it might[…]

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    • in Groups · Regions · Research · World

    The Threat of Transnational Terrorist Groups in Kashmir

    Journal abstract The present analysis is based mainly on personal local observations in Kashmir. The situation on the ground is vulnerable and can facilitate the penetration of transnational terrorist groups[…]

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    • in De-radicalisation · Research

    Revisiting the De-Radicalisation or Disengagement Debate: Public Attitudes to the Re-Integration of Terrorists

    Journal abstract The article reports on the findings of an experimental survey which was conducted to ascertain the level of support and perceived effectiveness of using de-radicalisation programmes to re-integrate[…]

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