Carl is a research intern at Demos.
Carl joined Demos as a full-time research intern in January 2010, and is working on research into nature of radicalization: violent extremist or otherwise.
Carl graduated from the University of Cambridge with a degree in History in 2008, and from King’s College, London in 2009 with an MA in War Studies.
He has interned in, amongst others, the Foreign and Commonwealth Office, the International Centre for Security Analysis, and Jane’s Terrorism and Insurgency Centre.
Carl wrote his dissertation on the possibility of negotiating with terrorists, and is interested in international security, stability and cooperation; especially counter-terrorism and counter-proliferation.
The Power of Unreason, the first in a series of reports by Demos on emerging themes in extremism and terrorism, examines the role played by conspiracy theories in extremist groups.
This report examines the ability of young people in Britain to critically evaluate information they consume online.
This projects asks the extent to which young people can discriminate between the wealth of information found online.
MoreJamie Bartlett and Carl Miller describe their recent report on conspiracy theories and the online reaction.