Organizational Status and Online-Offline Mobilization Cycles.

Jack G. R. Wippell

Social Forces (Forthcoming)

Authoritarian Cultures in the Shadow of Democracy.

Jack G. R. Wippell

Current Sociology (Forthcoming)

Preventable Tragedies: A Longitudinal Analysis of State Firearm Laws and K-12 School Shootings in the United States (2000-2019).

Jack G. R. Wippell, Dana Haynie, David Riedman

Social Science & Medicine, 2026

Bound by Blood and Bloodshed: Sibling Ties and Participation in Genocidal Violence

Jack G. R. Wippell, Hollie Nyseth Nzitatira, Jared F. Edgerton, Evelyn Gertz

Criminology, 2026

Othering Processes in Mass Media: The Construction of Anti-Transgender Moral Panic.

Jack G. R. Wippell, Hollie Nyseth Nzitatira, Shelby Frye, Bri Londeree, Ryleigh Atkins, Shreya Yogesh

Contexts, 2026

From the fringe to the floor: radical right networks and legislative collaboration in U.S. state legislatures

Jack G. R. Wippell

Journal of Legislative Studies, 2025, pp. 1–29

The hate industry: mass media, moral panic, and the mobilization of anti transgender prejudice

Jack G. R. Wippell

Social Problems, 2025

A multiplex network approach to understanding extremist organizations: A case study of the Proud Boys

Jack G. R. Wippell, Dana L. Haynie

Journal of Criminal Justice, vol. 96, 2025

“To protect and serve” … and rule: constitutional sheriffs and the emergence of far-right extremism within local politics

Jack Wippell

Politics, Groups and Identities, 2024

Mobilizing extremism: an examination of the travel patterns of right-wing extremists in the United States

Jack Wippell, Sherry Towers

Behavioral Sciences of Terrorism and Political Aggression, 2024

Building Trust and Preventing Violence in Ideologically Polarized Communities: Lessons from Two Years of Practice

Ryan Nakade, Jack Wippell

Peace Review, 2024

Violent Right-Wing Radicals in the US, 2016-2021: Assessing Individual and Community Levels of Infection, Risk and Resilience to Extremism

Sherry Towers, Randall Blazak, Ryan Nakade, Jack Wippell

SSRN Working Paper Series, 2023

Does sensitivity bias lead respondents to misreport their level of trust in political parties?

Loubna Marfouk, Martin Sarvaš, Jack Wippell, Jintao Zhu

Afrobarometer Working Paper Series, issue 187, 2021

Several review articles on paper from American Political Science Review

Jack G. R. Wippell

Political Science Now, 2025

The Spectrum: Neo-Nazis in Ohio (Interview)

Jack G. R. Wippell

NBC4: The Spectrum, 2025

Outrage Overload: How to combat youth radicalization (Interview)

Jack G. R. Wippell

Outrage Overload, 2024

How to Combat Youth Radicalization Using Learning Psychology

Jack Wippell

Fair Observer, 2023

‘Active Clubs’: a new collaborative phenomenon on the far-right scene

Jack Wippell

The Loop ECPR's Political Science Blog, 2023

Extremist Side-Switching as Failed De-Radicalization: A Call to Re-Orientate Intervention Frameworks

Jack Wippell, Ryan Nakade

CREX's RightNow!, 2023

Beyond Fake News: Meta-Ideological Awareness (MIA) as an Antidote to Conspiracy and Radicalisation

Ryan Nakade, Jack Wippell

Global Network on Extremism and Technology's Insights, 2023