by: Greta Jasser

Greta Jasser is a research associate at the University of Hildesheim, and PhD student at Leuphana University Lüneburg, Germany. She is a doctoral fellow at the Centre for the Analysis of the Radical Right (CARR), and a founding member of the Institute for Research on Male Supremacism (IRMS). She researches far-right and misogynist online networks, with an interest in technology, platforms, affordances and ideologies.

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5 Years After The Munich Shooting: Why It Should Be Remembered As Right-Wing Terrorism

It took years for the Munich shooting to be deemed a terrorist attack. It's important that it is accurately depicted in the history of right-wing extremism.

by Greta Jasser

How Authoritarians Erode Democracy Under The Guise Of Defending It

From the fascists of the early 20th Century to the modern Republican Party, those who seek to undermine democracy usually do so in the name of democracy.

by Greta Jasser