Online extremism remains a persistent problem despite the best efforts of governments, tech
companies and civil society. Digital technologies can induce group polarization to promote …

While information technology benefits society in numerous ways, it unfortunately also has
potential to create new vulnerabilities. This special issue intends to stimulate thought and …

This article reviews the academic literature on how and for what purposes violent extremists
use the Internet, at both an individual and organizational level. After defining key concepts …

Extremist exploitation of social media platforms is an important regulatory question for civil
society, government, and the private sector. Extremists exploit social media for a range of …

In an increasingly digital world, identifying signs of online extremism sits at the top of the
priority list for counter-extremism agencies. Researchers and governments are investing in …

New media and technologies such as social media and online platforms are disrupting the
way businesses are run and how society functions. This article advises that scholars …

This article argues that one should consider online and offline radicalization in an integrated
way. Occasionally, the design of some counter-measure initiatives treats the internet and the …

The digitalization 1 of individuals (ie, the proliferation of digital technologies in the lives of
individual users), organizations (ie, digitalization of work and the business environment) …

Advances in digital technologies have provided ample positive impacts to modern society;
however, in addition to such benefits, these innovations have inadvertently created a new …

Social media networks such as Twitter, Facebook, YouTube, blogs, and discussion forums
are becoming powerful tools that extremist groups use to disseminate radical ideologies and …