... fuel intergroup threat perceptions and in turn extreme out-group hostility ( Riek, Mania, and Gaertner 2006 ). In psychological literature, the research on acculturation and radicalization has been developing separately ( Lyons-Padilla et al. 2015 ), but burgeoning research on globalization...

...: individual vs. collective, objective vs. subjective, and synchronic vs. diachronic. Combining them yields eight different mechanisms that could link economic status to terrorist radicalization. Drawing inspiration from fields such as conflict studies, social psychology, and political behavior, we outline...

...-reaching societal and political implications that such biases could entail. recommendation systems political radicalization algorithmic bias Significance Statement We analyze YouTube’s recommendation algorithm by constructing archetypal users with varying political personas, and examining videos...

... are informed by mainstream ascriptions of them as extreme others and inherently radicalized in their meaning-making. This finding has important implications for how Muslim radicalization should be understood and countered. cultural repertoires boundaries the image of Muslims radicalization political...

...Marie Figoureux; Baldwin Van Gorp In general, the term “radicalization” came to encompass multiple definitions ( Moraes, 2014 ; Schultz, Bucerius, & Haggerty, 2020 ). Linking the concept with Islam, focus shifted towards repression and prevention ( Fadil, de Koning...

... climates. Our main fieldwork at Full Sutton began after three prisoners took a member of staff hostage and threatened to behead him. The hostage-taking occurred days after the murder of a young soldier, Lee Rigby, by two radical Muslim men in May 2013 in Woolwich, London. We had carried out pilot research...

... not to cooperate in the rollouts. Radical means can be applied not just to the concept but also its application, emphasizing the need to depart from conservative hindrances to public health. COVID-19 herd immunity moral conservatism public health radicalization An editorial of this journal claims after a year...

... include over 40 h of participant-observation at 20 right-wing rallies and 35 interviews with current leaders and members of on-the-ground nationalist groups. extremism countering violent extremism radicalization terrorism right-wing far-right ethnography Social Sciences and Humanities Research...

... and Martyrdom; and (3) Disdain of the Dunya. More critically, it argues that these three focal concerns have immediate counterparts in the shadow values of the wider society with which western jihadists are in contention. This argument has important implications for debates over radicalization...

... was launched in 2006–2007 to counter (Islamist) radicalization. This reproduced assertions familiar from the ‘war on terror’ of Muslim men as a suspect and risky community. ²⁶ Brown notes that Prevent's maternalist engagement of Muslim women as mothers complemented the transactional paternalism...

... and distributed under the terms of the Oxford University Press, Standard Journals Publication Model ( https://dbpia.nl.go.kr/journals/pages/open_access/funder_policies/chorus/standard_publication_model ) Abstract Radicalization theories positing a process towards violence are de rigueur in policy circles yet...

.../chorus/standard_publication_model ) Abstract Trinidad and Tobago (T&T), a small twin-island republic in the Caribbean, has one of the highest rates of foreign fighter radicalization in the western hemisphere. According to official estimates, around 130 Trinidadian nationals migrated to ISIS...

... strategy CONTEST. Specifically, the focus on ‘Prevent’ within that strategy reflected the government's concern to engage with civil society to identify and address in a non-prosecutorial manner the factors leading to radicalization, and thereby to pre-empt domestic attacks. ¹⁷ Prevent's...

... This literature review seeks to reorient the discourse on radicalization to consider the connection between communication technology and violent extremism. By interrogating three central questions vexing policy-makers, law enforcement officials and academics, this review moves away from a monolithic understanding...

... Gemmerli and Ann-Sophie Hemmingsen for discussing an earlier version of the article. © 2016 The Author(s). International Affairs © 2016 The Royal Institute of International Affairs. Abstract For more than a decade, ‘radicalization’ has been a keyword in our understanding of terrorism. From the outset...

...ANTHONY RICHARDS © 2015 The Author(s). International Affairs © 2015 The Royal Institute of International Affairs Abstract This article argues that there has been an increasing convergence of the discourses of terrorism, radicalization and, more lately, extremism in the UK and that this has caused...

... analysis of interviews with 118 members of Canada’s largest Somali community, this article draws upon narrative criminology to reverse the ‘why they joined’ question that serves as the predicate for much recent radicalization scholarship, and instead explores, ‘why they would never join’. We encounter...

... historians’ discussion of the Holocaust—racial ideology, radicalization of Nazi policy, and the context of war—and that in my view need to be rethought. The text shows how these notions were used in Holocaust historiography and how their use has been changing. I discuss future avenues of research...

...Mark S. Hamm The literature on Islam in prison is divided into two camps that could not be farther apart. One side takes an alarmist stance: US prisons are incubators for radical Islam and terrorist ideology. Yet, the alarmist position is based on research that lacks any real depth of understanding...

... embassies in Kenya and Tanzania on August 7, 1998. These events set the stage for increasing anxiety in the West, and among some African elites, about the potential danger of “radicalization” of African political Islam. Democratic Republic of Congo Horn of Africa Madagascar Maliki school of jurisprudence...