Internationalization of Neo-Nazism and Social Media: Psychosocial, Sociopolitical and Security Inquiry

This research analyses the internationalization paradigm of extremism and neo-Nazism, affecting related global events within historical, psychosocial, sociopolitical, security, globalized media framework; problematizing a gap between peace, violence, democratic legislation, social awareness, political agendas, participation, hyperpersonal communication theories. The radicalization process can be initiated or encouraged by sociopolitical sociopsychological circumstances that directly indirectly affect individual. There is no detailed profile person attentive to commit terrorism, various positions, judgments. capacity participation in are questioned. impoverishment public life sphere creates critical potential for demagogic ideological extremist manipulation. Democratic accountability transparency could submerged far-right spin specialists who have more scope manage information. Such an occurrence coincides with mass society Hyperpersonal securitization, highlighting neo-Nazism neo-Fascism (i.e., Norwegian-Breivik New Zealand-Tarrant). It undeniably essential democratic, legal state has monopoly on violence. lack decision-makers would: establish different direction constitution community, understanding managing relevant weaponry cognate laws regional, transnational, trans-party issue, actual field their legitimacy; failure diverse societies.