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actions that could be detrimental to the individual targeted. The article discusses practical and ethical implications of this kind of political-based harassment and suggests that future research on doxing ... movement is a countermovement whose main objective is to defeat all forms of political mobilisation of the alt-right. Ideologically inspired by anarchist philosophy, the proponents of the antifa movement use
The growing dissension towards the political handling of COVID-19, widespread job losses, backlash to extended lockdowns, and hesitancy surrounding the vaccine are propagating toxic far-right ... to better understand online far-right mobilisation by examining, via a mixed-methodology qualitative content analysis and netnography, UKcentric content, narratives, and key political figures on the
contributions from political scientists, (forensic) psychologists, criminologists and jurists who approach this phenomenon from different angles and therefore provide a deeper and more evidence-based ... the data show high level of awareness of these new legal provisions, these were not implemented as expected. Partly, an explanation could be linked to the low political priority or the lack of clarity
images will contribute to public discourse. This article contributes to studies of criminal visibility by addressing how it can be intended as political expression. We first outline the concept of the ... “caught on tape.” Rather, these images are sometimes produced by individuals of their own volition using smartphone cameras and wearable recording devices. Consider the political transgressors who
The Christian Faith and the Liberal Arts (1960) where contributors tried to discover whether there was a Lutheran philosophy of education until later and then decided it was too narrowly focused on the ... to educational philosophy and what was going on. It was not as retrograde as I had thought as an undergraduate. It was a wonderful discovery for me. I have been trying to work out the details ever smce
political Internet memes (empowering a right-wing group, inciting violence against out-groups, and emphasizing unity among human beings) between a right-wing group and a control group. We examined ... associations between socio-political attitudes, appraisal ratings, and visual attention metrics (total dwell time, number of fixations). The results show that right-wing participants perceived in-group memes
beliefs or philosophy of life, current and future state of health, disability, language, political beliefs, trade union, physical or genetic characteristics, or social origin (Micheletto, 2020) . 7 ... towards the victim, in particular because of his national or ethnic origin, his wealth status, his social origin or his political convictions” (own translation),9 and the aggravating circumstance was
Given that the normative search for identity and belonging, as well as political socialization, plays an important role during adolescence, this life stage is characterized by high vulnerability to ... potential outcome of radicalization. Right-wing attitudes can influence political debates but can also influence the behavior of individuals or groups, who may subsequently become involved in extremist
rightfully theirs, a primary example of incel’s claim to victimhood and marginalisation is the concept of ‘Lookism,’ a central feature of the blackpill philosophy (Papadamou et al., 2020) . ‘ Lookism’ (2023 ... , whilst women are entitled and privileged. Academic literature has found emotional language and manipulation to be a key aspect in furthering the successful rise of right-wing and far-right political
materiality and the body are transcended. In Deleuzian philosophy, likewise, cyberspace is a disembodied space that has no fixed organizing principle but a molecular plane of disorganization that frequently ... possible affinity between Deleuze and Gibson's conceptual constellations of cyberspace, and discusses the implications of resistance within the rhizomatics of cyberspace in light of Deleuzian philosophy
Criminology & Justice Studies, RMIT University , Melbourne , Australia 2 Department of Political and Social Sciences, University of Bologna , Bologna , Italy We live in an increasingly digital society. It is a ... all over the world and worsening opinion polarisation with severe social and political effects. Looking at toxic communication through a social harms lens, rather than through a strictly legalistic
reflections in a stepwise approach (Fig. 1 and Appendix 2) by means of a dialogue (Molewijk et al., 2008; Weidema et al., 2013) . The approach of MCD is embedded in the philosophy of pragmatic hermeneutics ... Philosophy and Policy , 17 ( 3 ), 217 - 235 . https://doi.org/10.1007/s10728-008-0102-z Baum , F. , MacDougall , C. , & Smith , D. ( 2006 ). Participatory action research . Journal of Epidemiology and
complicity: memory, hope and the imagination,” Critical Review of International Social and Political Philosophy, vol. 22, no. 5 (2019): 504-522. 10.1080/13698230.2019.1565692. ... accountability from a discourse of guilt to a less legally and emotionally charged terrain of historical and political responsibility” (20). The book is structured in three parts, each one made up of two chapters
proliferation of political and healthr‑elated disinformation (Carrapico & Farrand, 2021; Hameleers et al., 2020) , new means of com‑ munication typified by immediacy and wide reach have resulted in the ... to believe that violence or discrimination against those groups is justified in order to achieve political goals, such as the (perceived) security, purity, or homogeneity of a particular population
. In o th er words, th e political space, u n lik e in th e philosophy, th e m in d only is not enough for som ething to be considered for th e tru th . We need also some social conditions, am ong w hich ... re tu rn in g in th e A re n d t’s d e lib era tions. It is philosophy political p ractice of a n c ie n t Greece. T he a u th o r trie s to find th e re a still u n co n ta m in a te d source of
criminalisation experience in these different spaces. Fourth, we discuss how Venezuelan migrants perceive this criminalising discrimination as linked to their villanisation in the media and political discourses ... . Despite the increasing social and political significance of xenophobia, understood here as the “fear of difference embodied in persons or groups” (Berezin 2006: 273) , against Venezuelan immigrants in
corruption, we identify three spheres of political influence over government contracting and show how elites can manipulate two of those spheres to increase their opportunities to influence the procurement ... United Kingdom, which differ in terms of political influence over these institutions. We find that politically-favored companies secure 50–60% of the central government contracting market in Hungary but
political spheres. ... advocates conveying a particular political message to the readers or viewers of their work. In this way, their metonymic subjects can additionally gain credibility by not being associated with any definitive
said that the issue of hate crime victimization has been firmly placed on the political and legal agenda. At the same time, it is unclear whether and to what extent the problems regarding ... the Swedish political and legal arenas. There is no specific hate crime offense in the Swedish Criminal Code, and as a result, there is no specific crime code that can be used to trace hate crime
r in g th e y e a r s 1989-1992 The year 1989 was distinctive for a political transform ation in Poland and other countries of E a ste rn and C entral Europe. It was in th is year th a t the first
