Nicolò Scremin
@nicoloscremin.bsky.social
ESRC Funded PhD Candidate University of St Andrews | Non-Resident Fellow Program on Extremism (GWUPOE) | War Studies Alumnus KCL | Researching family influences on radicalization and extremism.
Thrilled to join the 2025–26 Fellows & Scholars cohort at @belfercenter.bsky.social as a Research Fellow with the International Security Program. Proud to work alongside this remarkable community of scholars and practitioners.
www.belfercenter.org/introducing-...
www.belfercenter.org/introducing-...
Introducing the Belfer Center’s 2025–2026 Fellows and Scholars
This fall, the Center is introducing more than fifty new fellows and visiting scholars representing a wide array of disciplines and professional experiences.
www.belfercenter.org
September 9, 2025 at 2:29 PM
Thrilled to join the 2025–26 Fellows & Scholars cohort at @belfercenter.bsky.social as a Research Fellow with the International Security Program. Proud to work alongside this remarkable community of scholars and practitioners.
www.belfercenter.org/introducing-...
www.belfercenter.org/introducing-...
📢 I’m thrilled to share that I’ll be joining the @belfercenter.bsky.social at @harvardkennedy.bsky.social as a Research Fellow for the 2025–2026 academic year.
As part of the International Security Program, I’ll be working on the final stretch of my PhD project.
Excited to begin this next chapter!
As part of the International Security Program, I’ll be working on the final stretch of my PhD project.
Excited to begin this next chapter!
June 17, 2025 at 7:47 AM
📢 I’m thrilled to share that I’ll be joining the @belfercenter.bsky.social at @harvardkennedy.bsky.social as a Research Fellow for the 2025–2026 academic year.
As part of the International Security Program, I’ll be working on the final stretch of my PhD project.
Excited to begin this next chapter!
As part of the International Security Program, I’ll be working on the final stretch of my PhD project.
Excited to begin this next chapter!
Reposted by Nicolò Scremin
📝New paper!
"Where Did the White People Go?" by @lbaum94.bsky.social explores the roots of replacement theory and its influence on far-right extremist manifestos. It traces historical ties to race science and eugenics, analyzing how demographic fears fuel violent ideologies.
Read it here👇
"Where Did the White People Go?" by @lbaum94.bsky.social explores the roots of replacement theory and its influence on far-right extremist manifestos. It traces historical ties to race science and eugenics, analyzing how demographic fears fuel violent ideologies.
Read it here👇
Where did the white people go? | Program on Extremism | The George Washington University
Authored by Luke Baumgartner
extremism.gwu.edu
April 3, 2025 at 5:33 PM
📝New paper!
"Where Did the White People Go?" by @lbaum94.bsky.social explores the roots of replacement theory and its influence on far-right extremist manifestos. It traces historical ties to race science and eugenics, analyzing how demographic fears fuel violent ideologies.
Read it here👇
"Where Did the White People Go?" by @lbaum94.bsky.social explores the roots of replacement theory and its influence on far-right extremist manifestos. It traces historical ties to race science and eugenics, analyzing how demographic fears fuel violent ideologies.
Read it here👇
Reposted by Nicolò Scremin
🚀Big news! We are now also on Bluesky!
We’re eager to bring you thought-provoking content, updates on our research, and opportunities to engage in important discussions around countering extremism and building stronger communities.
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We’re eager to bring you thought-provoking content, updates on our research, and opportunities to engage in important discussions around countering extremism and building stronger communities.
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March 7, 2025 at 1:14 PM
🚀Big news! We are now also on Bluesky!
We’re eager to bring you thought-provoking content, updates on our research, and opportunities to engage in important discussions around countering extremism and building stronger communities.
Follow us to stay updated and never miss a thing!
We’re eager to bring you thought-provoking content, updates on our research, and opportunities to engage in important discussions around countering extremism and building stronger communities.
Follow us to stay updated and never miss a thing!