Titlebook: Investigating Radicalization Trends; Case Studies in Euro Babak Akhgar,Douglas Wells,José María Blanco Book 2020 Springer Nature Switzerlan

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Security and European Polarisation,uation around “Brexit”, which is forcing Europe to reorganise its democratic structure and values, and the social includes the rising risks of terrorism, hate crime and the refugee crisis which is reinforcing a polarised climate of Euroscepticism. This chapter takes an analytical phenomenological ap

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,The Radicalisation-Factor Model (RFM): Proposing a Framework for the?Systematic Investigation and Mradicalisation-factor model (RFM). RFM evaluates the basis for the representation of mechanisms leading to or supporting online radicalisation. The framework presented in this chapter aims to contribute to the development of models, guiding policies and identifying gaps in the existing research abou

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,The So-Called ‘Lone Wolf’ Phenomenon,rom different countries, backgrounds and times to find common elements of these cases that might help to detect patterns for early intervention to prevent attacks. The case studies focus on Germany, Canada, the USA, Norway, Russia and Algeria looking at the attacks, ideologies and available informat

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Counter-Radicalisation Strategies: An Analysis of German and French Approaches and Implementations,t radicalisation, which concerns principally juveniles and young adults, is one source of this, one may argue, ‘new’ form of terrorism that challenges Europe’s societies. Whilst the phenomenon of Islamist radicalisation and its causes has increasingly gained scholarly attention, little systematic kn

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,Countering Radicalisation in the?United Kingdom: A Community-Based Approach,out the industrialised world, increasingly implicating communities in multiple ways including political violence, social disintegration and communal grievances. This chapter offers a polemical insight and discussion to the need for a critical review of key concepts in security studies, appertaining

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,The ‘Choice to Challenge’ Extreme Views in the?Classroom? Counter-Radicalisation and the?Prevent Ag Current extremism and radicalisation methods such as the Prevent strategy have become intertwined within university frameworks, which have become an interesting point of study. With recent events within the UK, this research is valuable to aiding law enforcement and the judicial sector concerning t