Australia's far-right

Jade Hutchinson; Muhammad Iqbal; Mario Peucker; Debra Smith

Australia's far-right

Jade Hutchinson, Muhammad Iqbal^*, Mario Peucker^*, Debra Smith^*

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Far-right extremism transpires in virtual and physical space. Far-right extremism, as with most contemporary political movements, transpires across virtual and physical spaces. While social media platforms have become an increasingly popular medium for communicating far-right ideology, facilitating recruitment, and mobilising action among the far right, offline activism and activities continue to play a significant role. Herein, an overview of the literature on how Australian far-right extremist groups coordinate their online activism with their offline behaviour was provided.

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Specialist publication	Scholarly Community Encyclopedia
Publication status	Published - 5 Oct 2022

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Australia
far right
media

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Online and offline coordination in Australia's Far-Right: a study of True Blue Crew
Hutchinson, J., Iqbal, M., Peucker, M. & Smith, D., 14 Sept 2022, In: Social Sciences. 11, 9, p. 1-22 22 p., 421.
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