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Research To Investigate Spread of Online Right-Wing Extremism

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
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Nobel Peace Prize Forum
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The Geopolitics of Internet Governance
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Q & A with Powers & Jablonski
The Real Cyber War:The Political Economy of Internet Freedom

Professor Gives Keynote Address on Gender and Terrorism November 12, 2019 ATLANTA— Dr. Mia Bloom presented the keynote address at Monash University in Australia at the recent conference on gender and terrorism. The summit “Gendered Approaches to Violent Extremism and Terrorism: Building a Research Agenda” was hosted by the Monash Gender, Peace and Security Centre in Melbourne. The Monash GPS conference brought together experts… more »
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WATCH: “The Psychology of Terrorism” at RESOLVE 2019 Global Forum November 05, 2019 ATLANTA—Distinguished Professor Dr. John Horgan is featured from his recent presentation at the annual RESOLVE Global Forum. The event, hosted by the U.S. Institute of Peace, brings together top scholars, experts and policymakers to address violent extremism. Dr. Horgan shares his expertise on “The Psychology of Terrorism” more »
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Facebook Award Funds Research into Online Spread of Right-Wing Extremism November 03, 2019 Media Contact: Noelle Toumey Reetz Public Relations Specialist / TCV Initiative College of Arts & Sciences 404.413.6649 ntoumey1@gsu.edu ATLANTA– Social media giant Facebook has awarded a one year, $90,000 research grant to an Assistant Professor of Communication at Georgia State University to study how extremism spreads on… more »
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Our Experts in the News: Extremists Turning to TikTok? A new Wall Street Journal exclusive delves into a frightening trend. It looks at how extremists and Islamic State militants are branching out with new tactics online. Dr. Mia Bloom weighs in on how terror suspects are using the teen-friendly website TikTok to attract new followers with short propaganda videos and other “fun” content.… more »
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Grant Will Fund Study into the Little-Known World of Incels