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Aunt Lydia: Disengagement in Dystopia

Claims that Aunt Lydia’s arc in Season 6 depict her radicalisation toward Mayday miss the mark entirely. This isn’t radicalisation—it’s a complex narrative of coercion, survival, and slow, conflicted disengagement and resistance against a system she helped uphold.

Dr. Nicole Matejic

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Named 1of 10 Best Female Business Bloggers!

I was thrilled to be named as 1 of 10 best female business bloggers by ‘Self Thrive’ recently.

by Dr. Nicole Matejic, Jan 27, 2017

The Australian Crime Terror Nexus

My latest article for Security Solutions Magazine explores the crime-terror terrain in Australia. Australian civil-military think tank Info Ops HQ recently published its inaugural report from its open-source investigation into Australian Foreign Fighters and Domestic Actors. What it found was local evidence supporting the global trend of criminal and antisocial

by Dr. Nicole Matejic, Jan 17, 2017

The year we fell down the rabbit hole

“ The Rabbit took a watch out of its waistcoat-pocket, and looked at it, and then hurried on. Alice started to her feet – she had never before seen a rabbit with either a waistcoat-pocket, or a watch to take out of it, and burning with curiosity, she ran across the field

by Dr. Nicole Matejic, Jan 10, 2017

Communicate solutions instead of excuses during a crisis

This article first appeared – with permission – on the Firebrand Talent blog. Communicating solutions is a well known, tried and tested content marketing strategy. It works because people engage with content that provides them with information that is useful and solves a challenge they are experiencing. So why when a crisis

by Dr. Nicole Matejic, Dec 07, 2016

I spoke with the Sydney Morning Herald about how Info Ops HQ's OSINT investigation found that Prakash was alive as early as July/August 2016- even after the US and Australian Governments declared him killed in an April airstrike.

by Dr. Nicole Matejic, Nov 30, 2016

This open-source intelligence investigation found that so-called Islamic State run a sophisticated peer-to-peer network, which is worlds apart from the perception that ‘social media’ alone radicalises young men and women.

by Dr. Nicole Matejic, Nov 18, 2016

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