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by: Cristina Ariza

Cristina Ariza is a policy and practitioner fellow of the Centre for the Analysis of the Radical Right and an analyst at the Extremism Policy Unit at the Tony Blair Institute for Global Change. She is also the research lead for extreme right-wing terrorism at the International Observatory for Terrorism Studies. Her work examines the spread of far-right and Islamist ideologies with the aim of developing policy responses to tackle extremism.

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The Threat Of More Radical Right Terrorism Looms

The Threat Of More Radical Right Terrorism Looms

After the DHS issued a terrorism alert claiming the Capitol insurrection may embolden other extremists, we look at the factors that trigger right-wing violence.
by Cristina Ariza
20% Of Young White Britons Hold Radical Right Views, Research Shows

20% Of Young White Britons Hold Radical Right Views, Research Shows

New research from the Tony Blair Institute for Global Change finds 5 key ways far-right narratives resonate with young white people in the UK.
by Cristina Ariza
Militaries Around The World Have A Neo-Nazi Problem

Militaries Around The World Have A Neo-Nazi Problem

Military institutions and police forces are failing to contain right-wing extremism within their ranks, and the problem goes beyond just “a few bad apples."
by Cristina Ariza
Canada Filed The First Incel Terrorism Charge. How Do We Combat This Threat?

Canada Filed The First Incel Terrorism Charge. How Do We Combat This Threat?

Misogynistic "Incel" extremism isn't a centralized operation, but it's becoming increasingly dangerous. This poses challenges to combating the threat.
by Cristina Ariza
5 Ways Policymakers Should Combat The Radical Right In 2020

5 Ways Policymakers Should Combat The Radical Right In 2020

With radical right extremism on the rise globally, here are 5 ways that we should think about combating it based on policy lessons from the United Kingdom.
by Cristina Ariza