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The sport and physical activity impact framework for India

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By Ramon Spaaij, Shraddha Chickerur
| sportanddev.org
By Shraddha Chickerur and Ramon Spaaij “Irrespective of the number of times I fall, I know I am capable enough to stand and fight back, and that is what I do.” A 24-year-old woman from an Indigenous community in Odisha, a state in eastern India, said this while describing how sport was the most defining axis of her personal and professional life. Sport and physical activity programmes have multi-faceted effects, but evidence of their broader social impact remains limited.
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Media framing of far-right extremism and online radicalization in esport and gaming - Humanities and Social Sciences Communications

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By Ramon Spaaij
| Nature Verified
Abstract Gaming adjacent platforms have created an expanding ecosystem of online gaming, esport, and social media actors sharing online space, content, communication tools, and users. Esport, in particular, has grown beyond all expectations and is now a global leader in sport fandom and spectatorship. At the same time, the online infiltration and influence of far-right extremism have resulted in increased challenges of online radicalization.
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ASIO has now declared the terrorist threat to Australia is ‘probable’. What does this mean?

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By Milad Haghani, Ramon Spaaij
| The Conversation Verified
ASIO has raised Australia’s national terrorism threat level from “possible” to “probable”. In Prime Minister Anthony Albanese’s announcement, he said “probable does not mean inevitable, and it does not mean there is intelligence about an imminent threat or danger.” Instead, the elevated threat level is largely because more Australians are “embracing extremist ideologies”, indicating an increased risk of ideological terrorism and politically motivated violence.
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