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Online Networks of Hate: Cultural Borders in Aterritorial Spaces
IN BRIEF
Online communities escape territorial boundaries yet build virtual borders of their own
Extremist cultures can thrive in online spaces, evading national legal jurisdictions yet simultaneously operating locally and globally
Public policy requires focused multilateral and multilevel cross-border governance coordination in law enforcement in conjunction with robust transparency and accountability mechanisms
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