Titlebook: Digital Extremisms; Readings in Violence Mark Littler,Benjamin Lee Book 2020 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2020 cyber.onl

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,‘Demonic Slappers’ and ‘Fascists’? Exploring Extreme British Anti-abortion Activism on Facebook,nternet by these groups that identifies not just common patterns of usage that are shared with other extremist groups but also the novel elements of their use of digital technologies alongside a discussion of the risks and policy implications this suggests.

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Junyuan Zeng,Yangchun Fu,Zhiqiang Linnderstood without a thorough appreciation of the two phenomena that have had the greatest impact on social structure over the last 20 years: the return of violent extremism and the rapid rise of the internet. These same academics could argue that each phenomenon has posed significant challenges to t

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Junyuan Zeng,Yangchun Fu,Zhiqiang Lineading ideologues, such as David Irving, developed websites as part of their activism. It uses the Internet Archive’s Wayback Machine to engage in a ‘web history’ of this early online activism by British fascists. It argues that websites could sometimes be used to help present British fascist politi

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Ryan M. Gerdes,Saptarshi Mallickinternet culture. Internet memes are texts that are easily shared—funny and laced with dense symbolism. However, what we are currently used to thinking of as internet memes are a partial departure from the original description of a meme as a cultural replicator. This chapter charts the development o

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-26362-5der. The purpose of this chapter is to highlight some of the uses of the Internet by Irish Republican and Ulster Loyalist movements over the last decade, in particular to provide some comparison between the use of the Internet by these predominantly regionally based movements, and to suggest why the

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Pinghai Yuan,Qingkai Zeng,Xuhua Dingoups. Such a focus has meant that the study of violent animal rights extremism and the Internet has largely been neglected despite the Internet providing animal rights extremists with a medium through which to network, exchange information and coordinate their activities both at the national and int