“Kaunert, MacKenzie and Nonjon have produced an outstanding edited book on Ukraine’s Azov Movement in its historical context, its ideology, its roles and the controversies around the Regiment. By linking empirical insights about our understanding of the Azov Movement with empirical investigations in highly interesting case studies, the book makes a substantial contribution to our understanding of both the theoretical and empirical political dynamics of the movement. Indeed, this is an excellent book which provides a very interesting and compelling analysis of an important and largely under-researched topic. It is highly recommended for anyone interested in Ukraine Studies, Far Right Movements, Political Science, History and Criminology, or International Affairs more generally..”Maura Conway, Paddy Moriarty Professor of Government and International Studies in the School of Law and Government at Dublin City University (DCU); Professor of Cyber Threats in CYTREC at Swansea University, UK; and Coordinator of VOX-Pol, an EU-funded project on violent online political extremism (voxpol.eu).

“Kaunert, MacKenzie and Nonjon have produced an outstanding edited book on Ukraine’s Azov Movement in its historical context, its ideology, its roles and the controversies around the Regiment. By linking empirical insights about our understanding of the Azov Movement with empirical investigations in highly interesting case studies, the book makes a substantial contribution to our understanding of both the theoretical and empirical political dynamics of the movement. Indeed, this is an excellent book which provides a very interesting and compelling analysis of an important and largely under-researched topic. It is highly recommended for anyone interested in Ukraine Studies, Far Right Movements, Political Science, History and Criminology, or International Affairs more generally..”Maura Conway, Paddy Moriarty Professor of Government and International Studies in the School of Law and Government at Dublin City University (DCU); Professor of Cyber Threats in CYTREC at Swansea University, UK; and Coordinator of VOX-Pol, an EU-funded project on violent online political extremism (voxpol.eu).

“Kaunert, MacKenzie and Nonjon have produced an outstanding edited book on Ukraine’s Azov Movement in its historical context, its ideology, its roles and the controversies around the Regiment. By linking empirical insights about our understanding of the Azov Movement with empirical investigations in highly interesting case studies, the book makes a substantial contribution to our understanding of both the theoretical and empirical political dynamics of the movement. Indeed, this is an excellent book which provides a very interesting and compelling analysis of an important and largely under-researched topic. It is highly recommended for anyone interested in Ukraine Studies, Far Right Movements, Political Science, History and Criminology, or International Affairs more generally..”Maura Conway, Paddy Moriarty Professor of Government and International Studies in the School of Law and Government at Dublin City University (DCU); Professor of Cyber Threats in CYTREC at Swansea University, UK; and Coordinator of VOX-Pol, an EU-funded project on violent online political extremism (voxpol.eu).