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Reports, Resources 15th December 2020 15th December 2020

Memetic Irony and the Promotion of Violence within Chan Cultures

Several violent far-right attacks in recent years have revealed an apparent connection with ‘chan culture’, not just in the tangible examples of attackers uploading…

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NEW REPORT: Inoculating Against The Spread Of Islamophobic And Radical-Islamist Disinformation ➡️ https://t.co/6ZdZA5VQ5o

#disinformation #misinformation #extremism #YouTube
@STWorg @M_Yesilada https://t.co/qlWWeeMc1h

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Based at @CSTPV, supervised by Dr Sarah Marsden, and getting to be a part of the CREST family. We’re biased, but think this is a great opportunity - come join us! https://t.co/wxPDfQYP4F

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We are offering two PhD Studentships with @crest_research starting in October 2021. The roles include UK fees and an estimated £15,582 grant a year for three years. Visit https://t.co/O0kC5882H5 to find out how to apply.

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NEW REPORT: Memetic Irony And The Promotion Of Violence Within Chan Cultures ➡️ https://t.co/Hbh003UmZW

#Memes #FarRight #radicalisation #racism #Antisemitism #misogyny

@FlorenceKeen @Blyth_Crawford https://t.co/iIDUUuzXeC

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NEW GUIDE: How And Why Ideologies Are Shared And Learned ➡️ https://t.co/ucrWYz9TT6
@nebulon82 @Kim_Knott #ideology #radicalisation https://t.co/JEYx5lMXlb

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JOB ALERT: Senior Research Associate with CREST, at Lancaster University

Developing knowledge on best practice in risk assessment & violent extremism where mental health and neurodiversity is a factor. https://t.co/mPDTks963g https://t.co/w6xm50PVYH

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