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Reem Ahmed

@reemahmed.bsky.social

Researcher IFSH | PhD Candidate Uni Hamburg | Researching (counter-)terrorism, extremism, platform regulation | https://ifsh.de/en/staff/ahmed

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PvBebenburg@pvbebenburg.bsky.social · 2mo ago

Nach #9/11 kamen die Antiterrorgesetze. Die Balance verschiebt sich seither immer mehr weg von der Freiheit, beobachtet @reemahmed.bsky.social @ifshhamburg.bsky.social im Interview der @fr-zeitung.bsky.social : www.fr.de/politik/anti...

Antiterrorgesetze nach dem 11. September: Forscherin über die Normalisierung der Ausnahme

Die Hamburger Wissenschaftlerin Reem Ahmed hat die deutschen Antiterrorgesetze der letzten 25 Jahre untersucht. Sie sagt: „Die Freiheitsrechte sind nach hinten gerückt.“

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Isabelle Stephanblome@isabelleste.bsky.social · 9mo ago

Few concepts have shaped German counterterrorism debates as much as that of the “dangerous person”. In our new open-access article, @reemahmed.bsky.social and I unpack the term’s inherent ambiguities and highlight it’s performative quality as a category of security governance. tinyurl.com/3bev3xwa

Governing threats through ambiguity: the construction of the dangerous person in the German parliamentary discourse

Over the past two decades, German counterterrorism policy has shifted from managing dangerous situations to identifying and pre-emptively addressing individuals classified as so-called dangerous pe...

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Isabelle Stephanblome@isabelleste.bsky.social · last yr.

Mit Abschluss des KURI Projekts sind die Ergebnisse unserer Langzeitstudien nun auch in dem Sammelband "Wie Deutschland mit Islamismus umgeht" erschienen: www.campus.de/buecher-camp... @prif.org @ifshhamburg.bsky.social @julianjunk.bsky.social @reemahmed.bsky.social @leabrost.bsky.social

Wie Deutschland mit Islamismus umgeht, ein Buch von Julian Junk, Martin Kahl - Campus Verlag

Julian Junk, Martin Kahl: Wie Deutschland mit Islamismus umgeht - Bestandsaufnahme und Trends seit 2001

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Reem Ahmed@reemahmed.bsky.social · 3y ago

In our @radis-forschung.de @prif.org blog post, Mona Klöckner, Manjana Sold, and I outline ongoing discussions surrounding ethics and safety in extremism and terrorism studies and propose suggestions for addressing these issues in the German context: blog.prif.org/2024/02/08/h...

How can research on topics surrounding radicalization, extremism, and terrorism be safe and socially sustainable? - PRIF BLOG

Research on extremism and related phenomena such as radicalization or terrorism is emotionally demanding and can even become dangerous, in part because it frequently means engaging with intense, and at times violent, societal conflict. The most recent escalation in the Israel-Palestine conflict is a poignant example of this, in which researchers specialized in antisemitism, Islamophobia, or Islamist and right-wing extremism are expected to keep up with fast-paced developments while simultaneously navigating the emotional impact of unfolding violence. This blog post highlights the difficulties researchers face in this field and proposes suggestions for addressing these challenges at the institutional and structural levels.

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PRIF@prif.org · 3y ago

Research on extremism, radicalization or terrorism is emotionally demanding and can even become dangerous. Find out how the safety of researchers and participants can be improved in the new PRIF Blog article by Reem Ahmed, Mona Klöckner & Manjana Sold. blog.prif.org/2024/02/08/h...

How can research on topics surrounding radicalization, extremism, and terrorism be safe and socially sustainable? - PRIF BLOG

Research on extremism and related phenomena such as radicalization or terrorism is emotionally demanding and can even become dangerous, in part because it frequently means engaging with intense, and at times violent, societal conflict. The most recent escalation in the Israel-Palestine conflict is a poignant example of this, in which researchers specialized in antisemitism, Islamophobia, or Islamist and right-wing extremism are expected to keep up with fast-paced developments while simultaneously navigating the emotional impact of unfolding violence. This blog post highlights the difficulties researchers face in this field and proposes suggestions for addressing these challenges at the institutional and structural levels.

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Verfassungsblog@verfassungsblog.de · 3y ago

Recently, the UK passed its very own comprehensive platform regulation, the Online Safety Act. Yet, after a closer look, many standards appear vague and future implementation murky. BEATRIZ KIRA and LAURA SCHERTEL MENDES with a primer: verfassungsblog.de/a-primer-on-...

A Primer on the UK Online Safety Act: Key aspects of the new law and its road to implementation

The Online Safety Act (OSA) has now become law, marking a significant milestone in platform regulation in the United Kingdom. The OSA introduces fresh obligations for technology firms to address illeg...

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