Petra Saskia Bayerl

Babak Akhgar

Ben Brewster

Andrew Staniforth

Kayleigh Johnson

In this chapter we present an empirically-based theory-independent framework of online radicalization. The framework provides a systematic basis for (a) the representation of causal mechanisms of online radicalization and (b) the identification of radicalized individuals. Its application lies in informing models of online radicalization, guiding the formulation of policies, and identifying gaps in our current knowledge of online radicalization.

Chapter 33. A Framework for the Investigation and Modeling of Online Radicalization and the Identification of Radicalized Individuals

Emerging Trends in ICT Security

Lea Jacobs

Assistant Director Center for Film and Theater Research Ben Brewster

Benjamin Robert Brewster

Associate Professor Department of Communication Arts Lea Jacobs

This study of the origins of film looks at the relations between early cinema and 19th century theatre, examining how film-makers in Europe and America assimilated and adapted 19th century theatrical and acting styles.

Stage Pictorialism and the Early Feature Film

Theatre to Cinema

The Civil War and the 1906 Division of the Disciples

Torn Asunder

J. B. Bullen

Professor of English J B Bullen

Pre-Raphaelitism was the first avant-garde movement in Britain, and it shocked society. This study traces the source of that shock to the representation of the human body, the sexualization of the female body, and lurid interest in the 'fallen woman'.

Fear and Desire in Painting, Poetry, and Criticism

The Pre-Raphaelite Body

Ben Brewster

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