112pp ISBN: 0987895443 (softcover)
Frontier Centre for Public Policy October 2020
In this research paper for Frontier Centre for Public Policy, researcher Jack Buckby analyses how extremists of various stripes may use the COVID economy to recruit and normalize extremist ideas. This paper also proposes a series of policy measures for British, Canadian, and American governments to tackle the issue.
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