Daniella Peled is an editor at the Institute for War and Peace Reporting and writes widely on foreign affairs
Daniella Peled is an editor at the Institute for War and Peace Reporting and writes widely on foreign affairs
Milana Knezevic is a journalist based in London. She is Assistant Editor, Online and News at Index on Censorship, and social media officer for The Offside Rule podcast
Milana Knezevic is a journalist based in London. She is Assistant Editor, Online and News at Index on Censorship, and social media officer for The Offside Rule podcast
Garvan Walshe grew up in Argentina. He has been National and International Security Adviser to the Conservative Party and writes a regular column for Conservative Home. He now runs Brexit Analytica.
Garvan Walshe grew up in Argentina. He has been National and International Security Adviser to the Conservative Party and writes a regular column for Conservative Home. He now runs Brexit Analytica.
Martin Robbins is a writer and talker at the messy border of science and culture. He is a columnist at VICE, and blogs for The Guardian and the New Statesman.
Martin Robbins is a writer and talker at the messy border of science and culture. He is a columnist at VICE, and blogs for The Guardian and the New Statesman.
Jamie Bartlett is Director of the Centre for the Analysis of Social Media, which is a collaboration between Demos and the University of Sussex.
The Centre combines computer and social sciences for policy research. Jamie’s work focuses on the ways in which social media and modern communications and technology are changing political and social movements, with a special emphasis on terrorism and radical politics.
Jamie is author of The Dark Net, (William Heinemann, 2013), and Radicals (Penguin, 2017)
Jamie Bartlett is Director of the Centre for the Analysis of Social Media, which is a collaboration between Demos and the University of Sussex.
The Centre combines computer and social sciences for policy research. Jamie’s work focuses on the ways in which social media and modern communications and technology are changing political and social movements, with a special emphasis on terrorism and radical politics.
Jamie is author of The Dark Net, (William Heinemann, 2013), and Radicals (Penguin, 2017)