This
report describes the findings from an online mapping of the populist right
and right-wing extremism in Europe. The report descirbes what the web is able
to tell us about right-wing formations online, that is, both the populist right
as well as more violent extremist groups. The report provides a mapping
exercise for each of the following countries: Austria, Germany, Greece,
Hungary, Netherlands, Belgium, Italy, Denmark, Norway, France, Spain, Bulgaria
and Serbia. The report also examines the transnational networks of online
right-wing movements. The paper also looks at the content embedded within these
networks, examining their core issue frames, attidues and opinions. Finally,
the project examines existing counter-measures that have been activited to counter
the appeal of right-wing extremism on the internet and social media.
