ConferencesTheme I. Political analysis of cyberhate and youth
From “Profets of Deceit” to cyberhate Status Relations and the Changing Face of Extremism in the United States Since 1960 Conspiracy theories and their reception by the young people: an ethno-methodological approach Youth and religions
Theme II. The involvement of the young people in cyberhate
Cyberhate and Coping Strategies among French secondary school students in France – racism, xenophobia, anti-Semitism, and Islamophobia Cyberhate bullying and cyberbullying: correlational risk factors for intervention perspectives. Mediated perceptions of the 'Other': use of extremist and mainstream information sources and religious outgroup perceptions. Presentation of “Seriously” an online platform to defuse cyberhate in SNs and other social media Status Relations, Exposure to and Participation in Online Extremism in the United States Ethnic-cultural and sexual minorities and majorities in schools and their involvement in bullying and cyberbullying Online Hate at the Age of Uncertainty Countering online hate speech Social Media and Youth Radicalization in the Digital Age Exposure to Online Hate and its Consequences Misuse of personal data in the context of friendship 2.0 Multicultural schools facing bullying and cyberbullying: strategies for prevention and intervention [1] Avec Aurélie Dumond, Alessandro Bergamaschi et Rania Hanafi (Université Nice Sophia Antipolis), Jean-François Bruneaud (Université de Bordeaux), Sonia Dayan-Herzbrun (Université Paris Diderot). |