Right-wing extremist activists find worldwide opportunities for agitation and networking on the internet. This work examines these virtual networking patterns using (partially) automated data collection methods and network analytical techniques. The focus is less on the characteristics of the various groups and more on their relational patterns. To understand the transformation process of international right-wing extremism, the structural and semantic connections of right-wing extremist websites are analyzed and related to one another. Contents include: Antimodernism in the Information Age, Right-wing Extremism as a Social Problem, Right-wing Extremism as a Social Movement, Political Communication on the Internet, Fundamentals of Hyperlink Network Analysis, Hyperlink Networks of Right-wing Extremist Sites on the World Wide Web, Discursive Connections.