Nordicom Review 47 (S1) 2026

Extremism on Social Media: Nordic Perspectives

Mikkel Bækby Johansen

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Line Nybro Petersen

(red.)

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Articles

A changing digital landscape of extremism in the Nordic countries: Introduction to the special issue

Mikkel Bækby Johansen & Line Nybro Petersen

The alternative influence network (AIN) of far-right YouTubers in Sweden: Connectivity and hybridisation of online extremism during the Covid-19 pandemic

Tina Askanius, Jullietta Stonecheva, & Hernan Mondani

Antisemitism on mainstream social media after Hamas terror attack: A case study of online discourse and its impact on Jewish youth in Sweden

Pontus Rudberg & Isabella Pistone

The spread of manosphere ideology to a Norwegian audience through ironic spectatorship: A qualitative analysis of influencer engagement with Andrew Tate

Fredrik Langeland

“Young Finn, you have already awakened, so arise!” Mobilising keyboard warriors to combatants through Finnish active club Telegram channels

Katri-Maaria Kyllönen

Telegram as a multifaceted platform for anti-mainstream political passion: The Finnish alternative groups under the scope

Salla Tuomola & Jakob Bæk Kristensen

Populist communication and extremist narratives as strategic messaging: A comparative analysis of Nordic political parties on Facebook

Jakob Linaa Jensen, Anders Olof Larsson, Melanie Magin, Anamaria Dutceac Segesten, Elisa Kannasto, & David Nicolas Hopmann

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