Understanding Singapore's “multicultural white supremacists”
It is important not to overplay the fact that in the two cases thus far of “far-right extremism” in Singapore, non-white Singaporeans were involved. Even in the West, multicultural white supremacy exists. More importantly, what seems more salient is the relative youth of the two cases. Hence, the po...
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| Format: | Commentary |
| Language: | English |
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2024
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| Online Access: | https://hdl.handle.net/10356/173423 |
| Summary: | It is important not to overplay the fact that in the two cases thus far of “far-right extremism” in Singapore, non-white Singaporeans were involved. Even in the West, multicultural white supremacy exists. More importantly, what seems more salient is the relative youth of the two cases. Hence, the policy responses to both cases of far-right and Islamist youth radicalisation can be broadly similar. |
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