Political Science

How U.S. Presidential elections strengthen global hate networks

A. Verma, R. Sear, et al.

This paper, conducted by Akshay Verma, Richard Sear, and Neil Johnson, explores the profound impact of the 2020 U.S. presidential election on the global online hate ecosystem. Discover how offline events reshaped hate communities, bringing 50 million accounts closer together and escalating the prevalence of hate speech targeting immigration, ethnicity, and antisemitism.

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