Alexandra Phelan

Lecturere in Politics and International Relations; Deputy Director Monash GPS

Dr. Alexandra Phelan's expertise encompasses gendered approaches to understanding violent extremism and gendered online-messaging having previously conducted similar research in the Australian context.

Alexandra is the principal investigator for the CREST project: Misogyny, Hostile Beliefs, and the Transmission of Extremism: A Comparison of the Far Right in the UK and Australia.

CREST outputs

Projects
Commissioned year
Misogyny, hostile beliefs and the transmission of extremism: a comparison of the far-right in the UK and Australia
This project examines the role of online channels in amplifying gender ideology and misogyny across transnational networks.
Project
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2021 – 2022
Articles
new
Report
Alexandra Phelan, Jessica White, Claudia Wallner, James Paterson
Misogyny, Hostile Beliefs and the Transmission of Extremism: A Comparison of the Far-Right in the UK and Australia
The key findings from the CREST Project, 'Misogyny, Hostile Beliefs and the Transmission of Extremism', where we examine the role of online channels in promoting transnational gendered narratives, comparing the far-right in the UK and Australia.
Report
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2 min read
Article
Alexandra Phelan, Jessica White, James Paterson, Claudia Wallner
Misogyny and Masculinity: Toward a Typology of Gendered Narratives amongst the Far-Right
Article
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5 min read
Guide
Alexandra Phelan, Jessica White, Claudia Wallner, James Paterson
Introductory Guide to Understanding Misogyny and the Far-Right
Guide
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10 min read