Tag: bibliography

Research note on the Radical Right Research Robot

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Research note on the Radical Right Research Robot 1

Social media bots: often annoying, sometimes useful. In this open access research note in PRX, I tell the origin story of @RRResRobot 👀 🤖, which you absolutely want to follow. What does @RRResRobot do (and why?), what has it achieved, how can it survive post-Musk? And how can 𝘺𝘰𝘶 build your own bot for 𝘺𝘰𝘶𝘳 epistemic community? Find the answers here

May is the new April: the Spring 2025 update of the radical right bibliography

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May is the new April: the Spring 2025 update of the radical right bibliography 2

Life is full of unforeseen, yet entirely predictable obstacles: over-committing, over-optimism, and yes, occasionally, over-indulgence. As a result, this year’s spring edition of the Eclectic, Erratic Bibliography on the Extreme Right (in (Western) Europe)™ is late, but here it comes. With 180 new titles, this is the second-biggest update ever, which just goes to show…

The Radical Right Research Bot just learned to tag radical right parties

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The Radical Right Research Bot just learned to tag radical right parties 6

Four years ago, the Radical Right Research Bot started its life as a fun (?) little side project. To make Twitter slightly less dumb, the bot tweets about the many, many titles in the Eclectic, Erratic Bibliography on the Extreme Right in Western Europe. Some say that you cannot teach an old bot new tricks,…