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  • Dynamics of Asymmetric Conflict
    • in Radicalisation · Regions · Research · World

    The radicalization of the Kanes: family as a primary group influence?

    Journal abstract The extant literature speaks to the complexity involved in terrorist radicalization, yet has been unduly focused on jihadists. This is especially problematic given that other ideologically motivated movements[…]

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    journal for deradicalization
    • in De-radicalisation · Regions · Research · World

    Community Cohesion And Countering Violent Extremism: Interfaith Activism And Policing Methods In Metro Detroit

    Journal abstract Areas within Metro-Detroit, USA have been called “Shariaville” or labelled as containing “no-go zones” and yet the area lacks a definitive issue with radicalization. This article examines this[…]

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  • Dynamics of Asymmetric Conflict
    • in Regions · Research · World

    Sometimes they mean what they say: understanding violence among domestic extremists

    Journal abstract This project aims at predictors of violence among domestic extremist organizations, which historically have received sparse investigative attention, especially in regard to violent rhetoric. The United States is[…]

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    Studies in Conflict & Terrorism
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    The Strategy of Exclusion in American Counterterrorism

    Journal abstract While garnering heightened attention following the Trump administration’s travel restrictions, exclusionary tactics in counterterrorism have a much lengthier history. Given that some terrorism studies scholars identify social and[…]

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    • in Groups · Radicalisation · Regions · Research · World

    Red Dawn is Now: Race vs. Nation and the American Election

    Journal abstract This article details the long-standing struggle within the American far right between those whose mission it is to resist the perceived subversion of international communism and its neo-Soviet[…]

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    • in Research · World

    American jihadi terrorism: A comparison of homicides and unsuccessful plots

    Journal abstract While the number of American jihadi terrorist attacks remains relatively rare, terrorist plots thwarted by law enforcement have increased since September 11, 2001. Although these law enforcement blocks[…]

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  • Studies in Conflict & Terrorism
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    Old Becomes New Again: Kidnappings by Daesh and Other Salafi-Jihadists in the Twenty-First Century

    Journal abstract Daesh fighters have taken hostage over 100 foreigners in Syria, Iraq, and elsewhere since 2012. The kidnappings drew international attention in August 2014, when American journalist James Foley[…]

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