Processes to Radicalisation & De-Radicalisation
Secular Fundamentalism and Islamist Radicalisation in the West: An investigation into processes of homegrown Islamist radicalisation in France
... and processes established in the two preceding chapters to carefully selected case ...homegrown radicalisation and provide evidence of where and how laïcité is contributing to these processes in the ...
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Neighbourhood Effects on Jihadist Radicalisation in Germany? Some Case-Based Remarks
... the radicalisation phenomenon at ...space-related radicalisation processes means more than adding up spatial ...events, processes or social actors that existed, oc - curred or acted prior to ...
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Violent Radicalisation and Recruitment to Terrorism: Perspectives of Wellbeing and Social Cohesion of Citizens of Muslim Heritage
... bombings radicalisation became a homegrown issue in the UK with Muslims born and brought up here being responsible for the ...tackling radicalisation is ineffective and may be paradoxically serving to ...
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Diversity in counter-radicalisation policy: A comparison between the counter radicalisation policies of the municipality of Delft and the municipality The Hague
... on radicalisation and as a result Delft received more money to improve their counter-radicalisation ...on radicalisation processes, countering negative polarization, timely addressing social ...
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Constructing ‘British values’ within a Radicalisation Narrative: The Reporting of the Trojan Horse Affair.
... This extract encapsulates the reporting of the Trojan Horse case in this paper, and the narrative that has become dominant in thinking about processes of radicalisation more generally. This position ...
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‘ALL RADICALISATION IS LOCAL’ The genesis and drawbacks of an elusive concept Egmont Paper 84
... ‘disrupting the conditions facilitating the recruitment of terrorists’, it evidently echoed the May 2004 report and the intelligence assessments. Moreover, the Commission announced that it intended to draw upon ‘the ...
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Local Security Networks: Structure and Counter-radicalisation Output
... studying processes, searching for linkages and providing explanations of these causes (Yin, 2009: ...working processes, information sharing mechanisms and outputs, among other ...
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The challenge of Jihadist radicalisation In Europe and beyond 2017
... The dominant strategy tends to be two-fold – counter-narrative and removal. However, the efficacy of both strategies is unclear. There is no real way of knowing whether they are working or not. Moreover, there are ...
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Youth work, radicalisation and Islam
... In January 2012 I instigated an informal education youth work and community development process working with twenty 14-15 year-old young people from this diaspora community. Funded by the European Commission, the ...
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Countering terrorism and radicalisation: Securitising social policy?
... the processes at play in the subsequent government of the Muslim community through religion (Singh and Cowden, 2011; Modood, 2014a; Singh and Cowden, 2014; Modood, 2014b) in particular in the context of the ...
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‘Radicalisation’: The Transformation of Modern Understanding of Terrorist Origins, Psychology and Motivation
... that radicalisation is the result of many factors, some of which are about the individual involved, and some of which relate to their environment (including family and ...that radicalisation ...
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The Counter-Radicalisation Strategy of the United Kingdom : A Case Study on the Developments of the Past 12 Years
... understanding radicalisation (is) based on three overlapping, but distinct elements that motivate individuals to become radicalised or committing terrorist acts (…): (1) the ideas of the radical narrative that ...
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The narrative of victimisation and de-radicalisation: An expert view
... logical processes related to ...victimological processes play a role in ...logical processes play a role in deradicalization, the experts ’ views support the idea that narrative can be considered a ...
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The limits of conjecture : Political liberalism, counter-radicalisation and unreasonable religious views
... Originally proposed by John Rawls, the idea of reasoning from conjecture is popular among the proponents of political liberalism in normative political theory. Reasoning from conjecture consists in discussing with fellow ...
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Counter terrorism and the counterfactual : producing the ‘radicalisation’ discourse and the UK PREVENT Strategy
... the radicalisation discourse within academic and policy knowledge ...of radicalisation enables policy-making and scholarly communities to render a linear narrative around the production of terrorism, making ...
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Les effets de la lutte contre le terrorisme et la radicalisation sur les populations musulmanes en France
... raison de l’absence d’un réel débat sur ces questions, réside probablement dans un manque de données chiffrées qui permettrait de donner une consistance au ...juridiques de principe sur les ...
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Mining Pro-ISIS Radicalisation Signals from Social Media Users
... Understanding the process of radicalisation through the In- ternet and what motivates individuals to adopt such be- haviour has been the focus of several studies. One of the first pieces of work in this space was ...
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A Semantic Graph-Based Approach for Radicalisation Detection on Social Media
... The effectiveness of semantic features to identify pro-ISIS and anti-ISIS stances is compared against several baseline features, particularly unigram features, sentiment features, topic features and network features. ...
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Myanmar 2017: The Rohingya crisis between radicalisation and ethnic cleansing
... What all of this means is that Aung San Suu Kyi does not have power over or control of the military. Consequently, it is not so much Suu Kyi’s powerless- ness that sparked outrage abroad, but rather her silence to speak ...
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