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Grant Will Fund Study into the Little-Known World of Incels

New Research in the Headlines

2019 Study Highlights Inequities in News Coverage

Walking Away from Extremism

Former Neo-Nazi Stands Against Hate

Small Arms: Children and Terrorism

Using Children as Tools of Terror

Civic Approaches to Confronting Violent Extremism
Sector Recommendations and Best Practices

Nobel Peace Prize Forum
Children & Armed Conflict

The Geopolitics of Internet Governance
Friday Conversation Series – GSU International Center

Q & A with Powers & Jablonski
The Real Cyber War:The Political Economy of Internet Freedom

In the News: Children Caught in the Crossfire JULY 16, 2019 ATLANTA— For the children who faced years of jihadist captivity, recovery is slow. Dr. Mia Bloom is a Professor and Author and part of the university’s Transcultural Conflict and Violent Extremism initiative (TCV). She recently shared her expertise with an international publication based in Paris about the impacts on the… more »
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Scholars Present at University of Oslo Terrorism Conference June 25, 2019 ATLANTA—A group of Professors, Researchers and Presidential Fellows presented new findings at the Center for Research on Extremism at the University of Oslo. The STR2019 conference brought together international academics and experts to present and discuss cutting-edge research on terrorism. Georgia State University presented several pieces of new research, including: Terrorist Imagery… more »
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University Expert Nabs Two Top Spots on List of Best Books June 17, 2019 ATLANTA— A Georgia State University Professor of Communications was recently named author of the two best books to understand terrorism by a prominent investigative journalist in the United Kingdom. In the days following the deadly Sri Lanka terror attacks, Iain Overton shared his list of the top 10 books to help understand… more »
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New Research Uncovers ISIS Media Strategies to Engage Followers June 14, 2019 ATLANTA—New research finds ISIS is changing how it connects with its followers after suffering losses on the battlefield. A new study out of Georgia State University analyzed ISIS messaging, and how the group’s information is received. The research team, headed by Georgia State professor of Communications Dr. Carol Winkler, tracked… more »
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Grant Will Fund Study into the Little-Known World of Incels