CTRG @ UCL

CTRG @ UCL

ctrg.bsky.social

The Counter Terrorism Research Group (CTRG) are a group of researchers at UCL who analyse terrorism, extremism, and radicalisation. Follow to keep up to date with our research.

👤 Joined on 30 June 2025

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CTRG @ UCL
29 June 2026 18:07

Another busy week for the CTRG 👇 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿 @amberseaward.bsky.social and Andrea Hall presented at the Centre for Research and Evidence on Security Threats (CREST)'s annual BASS conference, discussing pathways into terrorism and the question of ideological categorisations

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Europol
06 May 2026 08:54

Over 200 experts gathered at Europol for the ECTC Advisory Network conference to discuss the evolving challenges of terrorism and violent extremism in Europe. Find out more: https://www.europol.europa.eu/publications-events/events/terrorism-post-ideology-counter-terrorism-in-multicrises-world

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CTRG @ UCL
17 November 2025 15:07

Tomorrow is our UCL department's annual International Crime Science Conference. @sandyschumann.bsky.social will be chairing a panel on “Violence: from offline to online ... and back again” featuring panel speakers from M&C Saatchi World Services, London's Violence Reduction Unit, and Moonshot.

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John Horgan
14 November 2025 20:48

Truly honored to receive this recognition from the American Society of Criminology Division on Terrorism & Bias Crimes. Onwards, together. 🙌🏻

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Zoe
04 October 2025 05:31

Our new study uses a nationally representative sample of the UK general population to explore how different clusters of adverse childhood experiences (ACEs) can be related to susceptibility to violent extremism.

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