📣 NEXT WEEK | NextGen Summer Seminar Series #1 Technology & Extremism 🎙 Christopher V David 🎙 Sonja Belkin 🎙 @maurolubrano.bsky.social 🗓 13 May | 15:00–16:00 UTC | Online | Free Early career researchers on the cutting edge of extremism & tech. Don't miss it. 📩 Register: irevents@st-andrews.ac.uk
Mauro Lubrano
@maurolubrano.bsky.social
Lecturer in IR & Politics at Uni Bath. PhD from St Andrews. Political violence & terrorism, anti-tech extremism, insurrectionary anarchism and left-wing extremism, leaderless resistance, innovation processes.
I asked @maurolubrano.bsky.social whether Hope or Optimism about AI and data centers could stem the coming tide of violence and threats over the industry We wound up in the most doomer place imaginable and then laughed Via @heatmap.news
Great to be back at St Andrews and @cstpv.bsky.social to present my book, Stop the Machines. The students’ curiosity and thoughtful questions made it a truly rewarding visit. You can order a copy of my book here: tinyurl.com/ynaus6y2
It was wonderful to kick off our semester's programme of events with a packed house to hear @maurolubrano.bsky.social speak about his new book Stop the Machines: The Rise of Anti-Technology Extremism. It's fascinating research, well worth seeking out. www.politybooks.com/bookdetail?b...
ICYMI: Research Fellow @jonlewis27.bsky.social sat down with @maurolubrano.bsky.social to discuss his book about anti-technology extremism. You can watch the recording on our YouTube channel. Don’t forget to like and subscribe!
Stop the Machines: A Book Talk with Mauro Lubrano
YouTube video by Program on Extremism at GWU
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Still time to register for today’s Program on Extremism event! Join us at 11 AM ET for a conversation w/ @maurolubrano.bsky.social to discuss his new book, “Stop the Machines: The Rise of Anti-Technology Extremism”. Link below! us02web.zoom.us/webinar/regi...
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Join us on August 4, 2025 for a timely discussion with Dr. Mauro Lubrano, Lecturer (Assistant Professor) in International Relations in the Department of Politics, Languages, and International Studies at the University of Bath, to explore his new book, Stop the Machines: The Rise of Anti-Technology Extremism. In an extremist ecosystem increasingly driven by grievances and narratives, the intellectual flexibility of this anti-technology ideology represents a potent emerging threat. The conversation, moderated by Research Fellow Jon Lewis, will examine the origins and evolution of anti-technology extremist violence across the globe, from insurrectionary anarchists to eco-extremists and eco-fascists.
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Join us next week for two powerful events: - Aug 4, 11AM: @maurolubrano.bsky.social and @jonlewis27.bsky.social on anti-tech extremism in Stop the Machines - Aug 5, 10AM (Arabic): Zhor Rehihil on preserving Jewish heritage in Morocco Register for these and other events here👇
My book, Stop the Machines, is now available in the USA: tinyurl.com/yjkrzsav
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My book, Stop the Machines, is out today (July 28 in the US). As AI advances and global crises intensify, a countercurrent is emerging: groups that want to dismantle the technological system, rather than merely critique or regulate it. tinyurl.com/ynaus6y2
Growing techlash has the potential to spill into violent extremism. Connecting insurrectionary anarchists, eco-extremists, and eco-fascists, our book of the week charts the contradictory emergence of "anti-tech extremism." By @maurolubrano.bsky.social on @politybooks.bsky.social buff.ly/gJgQLTT
🚨 Join us for a book talk with Dr. @maurolubrano.bsky.social on Stop the Machines: The Rise of Anti-Technology Extremism. From eco-fascists to anarchists, explore how this emerging threat is reshaping extremist violence. Moderated by @jonlewis27.bsky.social. 🗓️ 4 Aug | 🕚 11am ET Register here👇
Stop the Machines: A Book Talk with Mauro Lubrano | Program on Extremism | The George Washington University
Featuring Dr. Mauro Lubrano; moderated by Jon Lewis.
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How do fears of #AI, automation & surveillance fuel a new wave of #extremism? In this analysis, @maurolubrano.bsky.social explores the rise of #antitechnology extremism, which sees modern tech as an existential threat & advocate for its violent eradication. Read the full analysis ➡️ buff.ly/iko69Kw
There have been some significant developments in anti-tech extremism as a driver of political violence recently: the anti-tech blackout sabotage in Côte d'Azur on 24/05, and the tragic 24/04 attack in Nantes. These trends are explored in Stop the Machines: tinyurl.com/ynaus6y2
Stop the Machines: The Rise of Anti-Technology Extremism
Stop the Machines: The Rise of Anti-Technology Extremism, The last few years have witnessed a re-emergence of anti-technology extremism – groups which have progressively taken a more antagonistic stan...
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Happy bank holiday (I'm on the beach)! So here's a conversation I had with @maurolubrano.bsky.social about the history of anti-tech violence, and his new book on smashing up machines. pod.fo/e/2d9f02
The Ned Ludd Radio Hour: Militant Luddism: do we need to smash up the machines?
When I started this podcast, I was feeling a bit gloomy about the way that technology was heading, but I wasn’t gripped by full-on panic. Yet here we are, a year or so later, and I feel like I�...
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My book, Stop the Machines, is out today (July 28 in the US). As AI advances and global crises intensify, a countercurrent is emerging: groups that want to dismantle the technological system, rather than merely critique or regulate it. tinyurl.com/ynaus6y2
Stop the Machines: The Rise of Anti-Technology Extremism
Stop the Machines: The Rise of Anti-Technology Extremism, The last few years have witnessed a re-emergence of anti-technology extremism – groups which have progressively taken a more antagonistic stan...
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“Anti-technology extremism possesses a remarkable quality: flexibility. This characteristic enables it to unite disparate actors – such as anarchists and white supremacists – under a common banner.” 'Stop the Machines' by @maurolubrano.bsky.social is out today in the UK. www.politybooks.com/...
Yesterday I had the pleasure of introducing Mauro Lubrano’s new book ahead of his lively conversation with Sean Fleming. Congratulations on a topical and important book, @maurolubrano.bsky.social
Author copies of Stop the Machines are here! When I started this book in 2021, the topic felt important. Now, as the AI revolution unfolds, it feels urgent. Out 23 May (UK) / 28 July (US). Big thanks to my publisher @politybooks.bsky.social. Looking forward to taking it out on the road!
Today, @maurolubrano.bsky.social explores the growing wave of attacks against #Tesla. He argues that some of the recent attacks, including those in Rome and Berlin, can be categorised as part of a broader anti-technology campaign rooted in insurrectionary anarchism.
‘Welcome Spring, Burn a Tesla’: The Insurrectionary Anarchist Campaign Against Tesla - GNET
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Author copies of Stop the Machines are here! When I started this book in 2021, the topic felt important. Now, as the AI revolution unfolds, it feels urgent. Out 23 May (UK) / 28 July (US). Big thanks to my publisher @politybooks.bsky.social. Looking forward to taking it out on the road!