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The ‘incelosphere’ and incel violence: A worsening problem?

Should incel ideology be considered as extremist? Lewys Brace summarises the research on how violent extremist language has increased over time as different online platforms have emerged and shutdown within the incel online ecosystem.

Camilla De Camargo

When the uniform doesn't fit

Alexandra Phelan, Jessica White, James Paterson, Claudia Wallner

Misogyny and Masculinity: Toward a Typology of Gendered Narratives amongst the Far-Right

A Communication Perspective on Resilience

Is ‘Government’ and ‘Innovation’ an oxymoron? Public Sector Innovation: A Practitioner’s Perspective

Charis Rice, Martin Innes

What’s new, what works? Countering terrorism with public-facing strategic communication campaigns

Lorraine Hope, Feni Kontogianni, Alejandra De La Fuente Vilar

How did you escape? A rapport-based framework for time-critical questioning involving cooperative interviewees

Heather Shaw, Charlotte Sibbons, Stacey Conchie, Paul Taylor

Are emerging digital behavioural biometrics able to identify us?

AI Innovation Risks & Implications

Niklas Henderson

The Disinformation Game: Finding New Ways to Fight ‘Fake News’

Austin C. Doctor, Joel S. Elson, Samuel T. Hunter

Violent Extremism, Innovation, and Recruitment in the Metaverse

Rolling the dice on algorithms: Increasing understanding through boardgames

Trauma and Violent Extremism: Implications for Interventions

Heidi Ellis, Emma Cardeli, Stevan Weine

Moving away from ‘Trauma’ towards ‘Trauma and...’

Extremist Foreign Fighters in Ukraine

Stevan Weine, Mary Bunn, Emma Cardeli, Heidi Ellis

Trauma informed Care and Violent Extremism Prevention

Marika Madfors, Simon Oleszkiewicz, Matthew Jones

Proximity-Based Evidence Disclosure: Enhancing Evidence Reliability

Alexandria Bradley

Prison safety and security: Exploring the impact of Trauma-Informed Practice and Trauma-Responsive Interventions

Carmel Joyce, Orla Lynch

Collective Victimhood and the Trauma of Political Violence

What can we learn from exploring the traumatised past of returnees?

The Radicalisation Pendulum: Introducing a Trauma-Based Model of Violent Extremist Radicalisation

Pete Simi, Steven Windisch

Trauma, Extremism and Criminology

Trauma Informed Policing

“I have never hurt anybody”

Anna Naterstad Harpviken

Finding the Story: Expanding the Tale

Ian Barron, Patrick Ashcroft, Gerald Fonville

Police Violence & Child Trauma in the Brazilian Favelas

Working with victims of torture

Michael Niconchuk

What to do about mental health in PVE: insights from Central Asia

Right-wing extremism online: can we use digital data to measure risk?

Emotional over-trust in AI technology

Rapport and trust: What’s the difference?

Recovering from failure: What can security services do to repair trust?

Rosalind Searle

Trust = confidence + vulnerability The role of the leader

The Science of Betrayal: Lessons for security practitioners

Trusting a Centre model

Stacey Conchie, Paul Taylor

Andreea-Antonia Raducu

Trust Thy Enemy: Trust and Relationship-Building between Source Handlers and Informants

What is Siege Culture?

Anna Leslie, Simon Wells

Evaluating Trust & Rapport: A practitioner’s guide

Trust in Security Contexts

David Buil-Gil, Jose Pina-Sánchez, Ian Brunton-Smith, Alexandru Cernat

Bad Data, Worse Predictions

Sophie Nightingale

Identity fraud in the digital age

‘Give Me a Ping, Vasili. One Ping Only’ Why the Success of Machine Learning Depends on Empowered People

Isabelle van der Vegt, Bennett Kleinberg, Professor Paul Gill

Linguistic Threat Assessment: Challenges and Opportunities

Converging security

Oli Buckley, Heather Shaw, Leon Reicherts, Richard Philpot, Mark Levine

Technology Lightning Articles

Dr Zoe Marchment, Professor Paul Gill

Evaluating the Channel Programme’s Vulnerability Assessment Framework

Erin Grace, Gina Ligon

NCITE: The designated counter terrorism and targeted violence research centre for the US Department of Homeland Security

How (Not) To Make A Violent Copycat: Lessons From ‘Dark Fandoms’