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ASSYRIOLOGY ITS USE AND ABUSE IN OLD TESTAMENT 5*
In this webinar, Bethan Johnson will analyse trends in the financial activities of right-wing extremists and terrorists around the world. Bethan will also discuss the impact of the global pandemic on the present and future of right-wing extremist financing. Based in the University of Cambridge, Bethan Johnson is an award-winning scholar on modern extremist and terrorist ideologies, with a particular focus on recruitment techniques and terrorist financing. In addition to conducting funded doctoral research into ethno-nationalist terrorist organisations in Europe and North America in the last half-century, Ms Johnson has conducted research on global neo-Nazism and neo-fascism. She serves as the leader of the Political Violence and Terrorism Research Unit of the Centre for Analysis of the Radical Right, the leading information hub for the radical right, past and present.
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Here at First Person Politics, we talk a lot about projection and displacement because they are the fundamental psychological forces that motivate interest in politics in the first place. Projection and displacement are psychological defense mechanisms: tricks our own psyches play on us to help alleviate anxiety and discomfort. Both mechanisms involve the misdirecting of our anxieties, aggressive and sexual impulses, and other discomforting emotions onto objects outside of ourselves to reduce psychological tension. To understand the difference between projection and displacement, it is helpful to momentarily divide the world into subjects and objects.
