

Gender and Radicalisation
Oct 8, 2024
Elizabeth Pearson, a Senior Lecturer in Criminology, and Katherine Williams, a Postdoctoral researcher, dive deep into the often-overlooked intersection of gender and radicalization. They explore how misogyny influences extremist ideologies across the political spectrum. Pearson sheds light on her research into British extremist groups, while Williams challenges the stereotype that women are disconnected from far-right movements. Their discussion reveals the complex roles women play in these ideologies, highlighting empowerment amidst oppression and the surprising dynamics within radical spheres.
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Intro
00:00 • 2min
The Intersection of Gender and Political Extremism
01:38 • 2min
Researching Extremism: Ethical Dilemmas and Insights
03:11 • 3min
Women in Radical Ideologies
06:01 • 9min
Gender Dynamics in Far-Right Radicalization
15:07 • 2min
Women in Far-Right Politics: A Complex Narrative
16:39 • 12min