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Abstract This chapter focuses on how de-radicalization is understood in Nigeria and the UK by identifying the themes associated with the term de-radicalization in mainstream newspapers within these countries, in order to illustrate the differences in framing between programs in democratic and partially democratic countries.
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Democracy, radicalisation and de-radicalisation
2023The purpose of the special issue is to discuss and make sense of existing de-radicalisation and counter-radicalisation legal and policy frameworks in a number of contemporary democracies, namely Austria, Finland, Germany, Italy, Poland and Turkey, in the chassis of EU hard and soft-law norms.
Federico Veronica, Silvia Sassi
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Understanding youth radicalisation: an analysis of Australian data
Behavioral Sciences of Terrorism and Political Aggression, 2022Adrian Cherney, Emma Belton
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Spatial Aspects of De-Radicalisation Processes
This report synthesises the city reports of the “Spatial aspects of de-radicalisation” work package from the D.Rad project. Within this work package, we studied mechanisms of inclusion and exclusion in public spaces to relate these dynamics to de-radicalisation processes and issues of social cohesion.Emilia Palonen +4 more
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The effectiveness and desirability of de-radicalisation
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Theorising the media’s framing of de-radicalisation
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