Blogs

5 April, 2023
Frustration of Basic Psychological Needs Increases Extremism Risk, New Study Finds

This new study reports on empirical research examining the relationship between basic psychological needs and extremism. The

4 April, 2023
A Novel Approach to Hate Speech Detection on Twitter: Combining Textual, Social, User, and Language Features

This new study proposes a novel approach to hate speech detection on Twitter by using a

28 March, 2023
Far-Right and Jihadi Terrorism Within the United States: From September 11th to January 6

Check out this insightful review article titled: “Far-Right and Jihadi Terrorism Within the United States: From

21 March, 2023
The Impact of Neighborhood Changes on Hate Crimes: An Analysis of Demographics, Noise Complaints, and Rezonings

This new study explores the relationship between hate crimes and changes in neighborhood demographics and characteristics

20 March, 2023
The Complex Relationship between Offline Events and Online Hate Speech

This new study analyzed data from 1150 online communities across several platforms, including Reddit, Gab, and

16 March, 2023
Terrorism and conspiracy theories: A view from the 3N model of radicalization

Check out this new article on the 3N model of radicalisation. Scholars have identified several social-psychological

13 March, 2023
Is hate speech detection the solution the world wants?

Check out this article published in one of the best academic journals, the Proceedings of the

23 November, 2022
Hate Speech in a Telegram Conspiracy Channel During the First Year of the COVID-19 Pandemic

This open access article presents new research findings about how different phases of the pandemic are

3 November, 2022
NEW RESEARCH: Defining and identifying hate motives: bias indicators for the Australian context

This report presents bias indicators for the Australian context and discusses their concept, uses, benefits and

21 October, 2022
Don’t miss the Kep Enderby Memorial Lecture – and the panel on online hate speech

Join hundreds of people around the country for the prestigious Kep Enderby Memorial Lecture. Delivered by