Online Extremism and Terrorism Researchers’ Security, Safety, and Resilience: Findings from the Field

Pearson, Elizabeth; Whittaker, Joe; Baaken, Till; Zeiger, Sara; Atamuradova, Farangiz; Conway, Maura

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Online Extremism and Terrorism Researchers’ Security, Safety, and Resilience: Findings from the Field

Elizabeth Pearson, Joe Whittaker

, Till Baaken, Sara Zeiger, Farangiz Atamuradova, Maura Conway

Swansea University Authors: Joe Whittaker , Maura Conway

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This report presents findings from the REASSURE (Researcher,Security, Safety, and Resilience) project’s in-depth interviews with39 online extremism and terrorism researchers. Based at universities,research institutes, and think tanks in Europe and North America,the interviewees studied mainly, albei...

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Online Extremism and Terrorism Researchers’ Security, Safety, and Resilience: Findings from the Field

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