Bomin Keum is a PhD student in the International CyberCrime Research Institute and School of Criminology at 911吃瓜 (911吃瓜). She completed her B.A. Honours in Criminology at 911吃瓜 and her MPhil in Criminological Research at the University of Cambridge. Her previous work focused on online radicalization patterns. Now, she evaluates what works to disrupt those patterns. She does so by: engaging in computational methods for distinguishing 鈥淰iolent鈥� and 鈥淣on-Violent鈥� user patterns, conducting a Campbell Systematic Review of radicalization prevention programs, and interviewing formers to identify intervention target points to support those struggling to navigate exit.
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Publications
Keum, B. M. (2026). Paths not taken: Early history of Incel communities, 1997-2014. Internet Histories: Digital Technology, Culture, and Society. 1-18.
Keum, B. M. & Frank, R. (2026). How Incel research looks to a former Incel. Critical Studies on Terrorism. 1-19.
Keum, B. M. & Frank, R. (2025). What do Incels.is users post before going silent? .
Keum, B. M. (2025). Incel paradox: Hating others, while hating themselves? .