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1. Context: 'Cyberspace,' 'Race' and Community Resilience

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Jakubowicz, Andrew, Dunn, Kevin, Mason, Gail, Paradies, Yin, Bliuc, Ana-Maria, Bahfen, Nasya, Oboler, Andre, Atie, Rosalie, Connelly, Karen, Chakraborti, Neil, Series editor, Perry, Barbara, Series editor, Jakubowicz, Andrew, Dunn, Kevin, Mason, Gail, Paradies, Yin, Bliuc, Ana-Maria, Bahfen, Nasya, Oboler, Andre, Atie, Rosalie, and Connelly, Karen

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2017
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2. How Cyber Users Experience and Respond to Racism: Evidence from an Online Survey

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Jakubowicz, Andrew, Dunn, Kevin, Mason, Gail, Paradies, Yin, Bliuc, Ana-Maria, Bahfen, Nasya, Oboler, Andre, Atie, Rosalie, Connelly, Karen, Chakraborti, Neil, Series editor, Perry, Barbara, Series editor, Jakubowicz, Andrew, Dunn, Kevin, Mason, Gail, Paradies, Yin, Bliuc, Ana-Maria, Bahfen, Nasya, Oboler, Andre, Atie, Rosalie, and Connelly, Karen

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2017
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3. Promoting Resilience Through Regulation

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Jakubowicz, Andrew, Dunn, Kevin, Mason, Gail, Paradies, Yin, Bliuc, Ana-Maria, Bahfen, Nasya, Oboler, Andre, Atie, Rosalie, Connelly, Karen, Chakraborti, Neil, Series editor, Perry, Barbara, Series editor, Jakubowicz, Andrew, Dunn, Kevin, Mason, Gail, Paradies, Yin, Bliuc, Ana-Maria, Bahfen, Nasya, Oboler, Andre, Atie, Rosalie, and Connelly, Karen

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2017
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4. Building Online Communities of Resistance and Solidarity online communities of resistance and solidarity

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Jakubowicz, Andrew, Dunn, Kevin, Mason, Gail, Paradies, Yin, Bliuc, Ana-Maria, Bahfen, Nasya, Oboler, Andre, Atie, Rosalie, Connelly, Karen, Chakraborti, Neil, Series editor, Perry, Barbara, Series editor, Jakubowicz, Andrew, Dunn, Kevin, Mason, Gail, Paradies, Yin, Bliuc, Ana-Maria, Bahfen, Nasya, Oboler, Andre, Atie, Rosalie, and Connelly, Karen

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2017
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5. Conclusion: Future Directions in Building Community Resilience

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Jakubowicz, Andrew, Dunn, Kevin, Mason, Gail, Paradies, Yin, Bliuc, Ana-Maria, Bahfen, Nasya, Oboler, Andre, Atie, Rosalie, Connelly, Karen, Chakraborti, Neil, Series editor, Perry, Barbara, Series editor, Jakubowicz, Andrew, Dunn, Kevin, Mason, Gail, Paradies, Yin, Bliuc, Ana-Maria, Bahfen, Nasya, Oboler, Andre, Atie, Rosalie, and Connelly, Karen

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2017
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6. Racist Narratives Online

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Jakubowicz, Andrew, Dunn, Kevin, Mason, Gail, Paradies, Yin, Bliuc, Ana-Maria, Bahfen, Nasya, Oboler, Andre, Atie, Rosalie, Connelly, Karen, Chakraborti, Neil, Series editor, Perry, Barbara, Series editor, Jakubowicz, Andrew, Dunn, Kevin, Mason, Gail, Paradies, Yin, Bliuc, Ana-Maria, Bahfen, Nasya, Oboler, Andre, Atie, Rosalie, and Connelly, Karen

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2017
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7. Racism and the Affordances of the Internet

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Jakubowicz, Andrew, Dunn, Kevin, Mason, Gail, Paradies, Yin, Bliuc, Ana-Maria, Bahfen, Nasya, Oboler, Andre, Atie, Rosalie, Connelly, Karen, Chakraborti, Neil, Series editor, Perry, Barbara, Series editor, Jakubowicz, Andrew, Dunn, Kevin, Mason, Gail, Paradies, Yin, Bliuc, Ana-Maria, Bahfen, Nasya, Oboler, Andre, Atie, Rosalie, and Connelly, Karen

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2017
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8. Targets

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Jakubowicz, Andrew, Dunn, Kevin, Mason, Gail, Paradies, Yin, Bliuc, Ana-Maria, Bahfen, Nasya, Oboler, Andre, Atie, Rosalie, Connelly, Karen, Chakraborti, Neil, Series editor, Perry, Barbara, Series editor, Jakubowicz, Andrew, Dunn, Kevin, Mason, Gail, Paradies, Yin, Bliuc, Ana-Maria, Bahfen, Nasya, Oboler, Andre, Atie, Rosalie, and Connelly, Karen

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2017
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9. Researching Cyber Racism: Methodologies and Methods Across Disciplines

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Jakubowicz, Andrew, Dunn, Kevin, Mason, Gail, Paradies, Yin, Bliuc, Ana-Maria, Bahfen, Nasya, Oboler, Andre, Atie, Rosalie, Connelly, Karen, Chakraborti, Neil, Series editor, Perry, Barbara, Series editor, Jakubowicz, Andrew, Dunn, Kevin, Mason, Gail, Paradies, Yin, Bliuc, Ana-Maria, Bahfen, Nasya, Oboler, Andre, Atie, Rosalie, and Connelly, Karen

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2017
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12. Cyber Racism and Community Resilience

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Jakubowicz, Andrew, primary, Dunn, Kevin, additional, Mason, Gail, additional, Paradies, Yin, additional, Bliuc, Ana-Maria, additional, Bahfen, Nasya, additional, Oboler, Andre, additional, Atie, Rosalie, additional, and Connelly, Karen, additional

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2017
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16. Race in Australia's youthful urban leisure scenes.

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Idriss, Sherene and Atie, Rosalie

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*YOUTH culture, *IMMIGRANTS, *RACISM, *POETRY slams, *YOUTH
Abstract

Within the context of hyper surveillance and panic over young people's political and creative forms of participation, we draw on biographical interviews to explore how young people from socio-economically disadvantaged and migrant backgrounds of Sydney's Western suburbs participate in Slam Poetry scenes. Slam poetry is a global cultural activity, with a strong base in places like Western Sydney where young people from minority backgrounds collectively develop a shared language of resistance. Indeed, it is argued that neo-tribal leisure scenes are important sites for understanding how young people construct their identities as "pleasure citizens" in collectivist terms (Riley, S., Y. Morey, and C. Griffin. 2010. "The 'Pleasure Citizen' Analyzing Partying as a Form of Social and Political Participation." Young 18 (1): 33–54). We aim to build on this argument, considering how categories of ethnicity, class and gender are embodied by our informants within youthful forms of sociality. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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2020
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19. Can you use community policing for counter terrorism? Evidence from NSW, Australia.

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Dunn, Kevin Mark, Atie, Rosalie, Kennedy, Michael, Ali, Jan A., O'Reilly, John, and Rogerson, Lindsay

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*TERRORISM, *POLICE, *COMMUNITIES, *RADICALISM, *CRIME
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A contested question in the international policing literature is whether it is possible to undertake effective anti-terrorism community policing. The NSW Police Force’s Counter Radicalisation Strategy involved a community engagement initiative that used community liaison officers, mostly working with Sydney Muslim communities. This study reviews the success of this initiative, drawing on data from a survey of Sydney Muslims. The community engagement initiative was found to have direct contact with the community, it was public, and it involved aspects of partnership and relations of depth. For these reasons, the initiative was within the community policing paradigm. There was strong community awareness of the programme, and a majority saw it as successful. There remained pockets of community suspicion and critique, which require attention. The respondents recommended an enhancement of the community policing aspects: more (and wider) contact, visibility and partnership. The findings affirm the utility of community policing for counter-terror work. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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2016
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