Riots and Women: How the Active Club Strategy is Evolving

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In this new episode on Active Clubs, Dr Hans-Jakob Schindler speaks with Alexander Ritzmann about his two latest articles on new Active Club strategies to ensure the network - that is quietly building a militia dressed up as sports clubs - can learn lessons from inner city riots and overcome its lack of appeal to women. 

The discussion in this episode refers to Alexanders’s recent articles: The Girls Will Follow? The Active Club’s Answer to the “Woman Question” and Extreme-Right Active Clubs are Treating the Riots in Belfast as a Case Study in Effective Violent Mobilization

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