This article considers the implications of mainstreaming ‘right-wing extremism’ for what, and whom, we understand as ‘extreme’. It draws on ethnographic research (2017-2020) with young people active in movements routinely referred to public academic discourse ‘extreme right’ or ‘far right’. Based interviews, informal communication observation, explores how actors milieu ‘extremism’ far this cor...

This study examines individual differences in violent extremist intentions. It combines key criminological theories and concepts including situational action theory, social learning self-control, general strain theory legal cynicism. We employ a conceptually integrated approach to studying extremism, which acknowledges the profound effect of person-environment reciprocity and, thereby, we aim i...

Animal extremism has been increasing worldwide; frequently researchers are the targets of actions by groups with extreme animal rights agendas. Sometimes this targeting is violent and may involve assaults on family members or destruction of property. In this article, we summarize recent events and suggest steps that researchers can take to educate the public on the value of animal research both...