Terrorists, subversive political groups and gangs with violent agendas have found an easy an convenient means to promulgate their messages of hate - cyberspace. Whilst debate about the use of the internet by extremist groups rages around governments and media alike, little has hitherto been presented as analysis of the websites themselves. Timely and topical, Antonio Roversi presents an insightful look at the unregulated, anonymous, and easily accessible nature of the Internet and how it has been used to raise funds, recruit, train and promote acts of violence and disorder.
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Höhe: 234 mm
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978-0-7546-7214-2 (9780754672142)
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Antonio Roversi is Distinguished Professor in the Faculty of Science Education, Universita di Bologna, Italy. He has published widely on aspects of hate and violence in Italian and English.
Introduction; The net and the web; Football fans on the net; The black pages; One more weapon; Conclusion; Index.
