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  • Critical Studies on Terrorism
    • in Case studies · Countering Violent Extremism (CVE) · Discussions on Policy · Prevention · Research

    Preventing extremisms, taming dissidence: Islamic radicalism and black extremism in the U.S. making of CVE

    Journal Abstract This article explores the effects of the recent discursive re-articulation of terrorism into one of violent extremism. To do that, we examine the conditions for the emergence of[…]

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    Critical Studies on Terrorism
    • in Discussions on Policy · Policy recommendations · Prevention · Regions · Research · UK

    Surveillance, safeguarding and beyond: the prevent duty and resilient citizenship

    Journal Abstract The Prevent Duty mandates education providers to address young people both as vulnerable to radicalisation and as (potentially) resilient. This paper argues that interventions designed to address vulnerability[…]

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  • perspectives-on-terrorism
    • in Discussions on Policy · Prevention · Radicalisation · Research

    Counter-Terrorism as a Public Policy: Theoretical Insights and Broader Reflections on the State of Counter-Terrorism Research

    Journal Abstract In spite of the growing amount of literature published on terrorism over the past 20 years, counter-terrorism is rarely considered as a subject of research by itself. Empirical[…]

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    Critical Studies on Terrorism
    • in Discussions on Policy · Policy recommendations · Prevention · Regions · Research · UK

    “Prevent duty”: empirical reflections on the challenges of addressing far-right extremism within secondary schools and colleges in the UK

    Journal Abstract Forming part of its wider counter-terrorism apparatus, the United Kingdom’s “Prevent duty” imposes a legal requirement on various sectors to show “due regard to the need to prevent[…]

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  • Critical Studies on Terrorism
    • in Case studies · De-radicalisation · Discussions on Policy · Europe · Prevention · Regions · Research

    “We are already 1-0 behind”: Perceptions of Dutch Muslims on Islamophobia, securitisation, and de-radicalisation

    Journal Abstract This article presents the findings of an explanatory study into the perceptions of Dutch Muslims in The Hague concerning pre-emptive counter-extremism and de-radicalisation policies. Based on 15 in-depth[…]

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    • in Causes of radicalisation · De-radicalisation · Discussions on Policy · Prevention · Radicalisation · Regions · Research · UK

    Between vulnerability and risk? Mental health in UK counter-terrorism

    Journal Abstract The relationship between terrorism and mental health has been a scholarly concern for decades. So far, the literature has concentrated on the relationship between terrorism and diagnosable disorders,[…]

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    • in Causes of radicalisation · Countering Violent Extremism (CVE) · De-radicalisation · Discussions on Policy · Europe · Groups · Pathways to radicalisation · Policy recommendations · Radicalisation · Religion · Research · UK

    Why Reciprocal Intergroup Radicalisation Happened between Islamists and Anti-Islamists in Britain but Not in Norway

    Journal Abstract Between 2009 and 2015, both Islamist and anti-Islamist protest groups were active in Britain and Norway. However, while these opposing groups regularly clashed violently in the UK, such interactions[…]

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    • in Countering Violent Extremism (CVE) · De-radicalisation · Discussions on Policy · Middle East · Prevention · Regions · Research

    Preventing Violent Extremism the Lebanese Way: A Critical Analysis of the Lebanese PVE Strategy

    Journal Abstract The people of Lebanon have suffered from decades of religious violence and terrorism. However, strategies for countering terrorism and violent extremism in Lebanon have been significantly obstructed by[…]

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    • in Discussions on Policy · Research · Think-tank

    Community and Gender in Counter-Terrorism Policy: Challenges, and Opportunities for Transferability Across the Evolving Threat Landscape

    Journal abstract This article examines the transferability of two decades of counter-terrorism policy structures which are focused on Islamist extremism. It illustrates how these policies are challenged by the emergence[…]

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    • in De-radicalisation · Discussions on Policy · Prevention · Research

    Preventing Violent Extremism with Former Extremists in Schools: A Media Analysis of the Situation in Germany

    Journal abstract During recent years, the inclusion of former extremists in preventing and countering violent extremism (P/CVE) has increased internationally. This paper addresses the issue of the involvement of former[…]

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