"Positive" Campaigns as Vehicles of Radical Thought: How the language of rights and environment are used to create permissive spaces

Jones, D. (Speaker)

Activity: Academic Talks or Presentations › Seminar/Workshop › Enterprise

Description

Talk given as part of our knowledge exchange Extreme Right Aware sessions, a paid-for event in person at Sunley Hotel. My session focused on how these groups managed their messaging and visual identity to connect and create a welcoming offer to those outside the movement, and created spaces in which they could operate freely and connect with elements of the mainstream.

Period	17 May 2024
Event title	Extreme Right Ideology Aware: Online Radicalisation in Extreme Right Spaces
Event type	Workshop

Keywords

Extremism
Mainstreaming
radicalisation
environement
environmentalism
permissive spaces
coded language
double speak
Far right

"Positive" Campaigns as Vehicles of Radical Thought: How the language of rights and environment are used to create permissive spaces

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