Assoc. Professor of Sociology @UNB. Director of Criminology. Researches far-right, terrorism, crim networks. Co-lead of @RWE_CAF_Network. Opinions are my own.
Now Available: 'Canadian Terror: Multi-Disciplinary Perspectives on the Toronto 18 Terrorism Trials. Edited by @MichaelJNesbitt, Kent Roach, and myself.
themanitobalawjournal.com/vo… (Click on Volume 44)
I will be severely limiting my twitter activity in the coming days due to Elon Musk's takeover. I'm keeping it for research purposes only, at this point. #adieu
Say hello to one of our newest team members, @barbaramolas!
From August, she will be @ICCT_TheHague’s Research Fellow in the Current and Emerging Threats programme and is an expert on far-right ideology, online radicalisation, and prevention.
#meettheteam#counterterrorism
The Canadian military isn't doing enough to crack down on far-right extremists within its ranks, according to a report released this week.
The report leaned on the research of UNB prof @DavidCHofmann. He's my guest at 7:15 on @infoamfredcbc.ca/news/politics/militar…
How do hypermasculine cultural and structural overlaps between right-wing #extremist movements and the #military facilitate the recruitment of female veterans into these extremist groups?
Read this Perspective by @HannaRigault and @J_White692 (@RUSI_org): buff.ly/3rYgD23
TOMORROW
WHAT THE TALIBAN AND QANON HAVE IN COMMON: The Global Rise of Religious Nationalism.
Prof Mark Juergensmeyer
Virtual Presentation: Wed. Feb.16, '22 – 2pm ET Details: sju.ca/lce Link within - No registration required.
I've been getting an abnormal amount of online threats and hate from my interviews about the trucker convoys. Security friends and colleagues: any advice on which threats to take seriously (if any)? Would be interested in others' experiences.
New paper out: we argue and show that the most effective radicalization prevention work is not done by police or other state actors, but by friends and family (who are often suspected of feeding extremism) tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.…
David Hofmann is an associate professor of sociology at the University of New Brunswick and he studies extremism. He chats with @thewrightpage about protests and their impact.
cbc.ca/listen/live-radio/1-2…
How Facebook and other social media sites contributed to misinformation around the trucker protests. I'll speak with @UNB's @DavidCHofmann at 6:10 @CBCKW891. LISTEN LIVE: ow.ly/eJYo50Hgmez