Part 4. Nathalie Paton from EHES talks to Filip Pazderski about how right-wing and Islamic extremists in Europe use social media to radicalise their audiences.

Update: 2021-07-23

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Researcher from École des Hautes Études en Sciences Sociales (EHES) in Paris describes the differences in the online activity of each of these groups, the international relations between their representatives and who are the most important influencers in these environments. She also shows how the activity of these groups is hampered by the algorithms that govern social media and considers how to counteract this.

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Part 4. Nathalie Paton from EHES talks to Filip Pazderski about how right-wing and Islamic extremists in Europe use social media to radicalise their audiences.

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Part 4. Nathalie Paton from EHES talks to Filip Pazderski about how right-wing and Islamic extremists in Europe use social media to radicalise their audiences.

Institute of Public Affairs

Part 4. Nathalie Paton from EHES talks to Filip Pazderski about how right-wing and Islamic extremists in Europe use social media to radicalise their audiences.