Simon Copland
ANU School of Sociology
ANU College of Arts and Social Sciences
Simon Copland is a PhD candidate in sociology at the Australian National University (ANU).
Simon studies online men’s rights groups and communities ‘manosphere’. He has research expertise in masculinity, the far-right, online hate, and digital media platforms. He has a Masters in Science Communication.
Simon is also a freelance writer and has been published in The Atlantic, The Guardian, BBC Online and Overland Journal, among others. He has a number of high-quality publications and chapters in books including a chapter in the books Global Anti-feminism (upcoming), Rise of the Far-Right: Technologies and Mobilisation, Queer Stories and Going Postal.
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Misogynistic mass violence is on the rise. Why are we ignoring it?
In the aftermath of the deadly stabbing in Bondi in early April, one very important factor has been…
Rethink needed to stop the spread of hateful material online
Digital platform Reddit’s efforts to limit the spread of hateful and misogynistic content is driving users to self-moderated forums where…
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