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Management of deradicalisation in the UK: reflections of a clinical psychologist

Journal of Psychological Therapies, 2019
Radicalisation to violent action is not just a problem in foreign lands. Research has identified numerous politico–psychosocial factors to explain why young people from the UK are now joining terrorist groups such as ISIS. Our understanding has been expanded by the accounts of “returnees” who have subsequently either self-deradicalised or joined a ...
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Rehabilitation to deradicalise detainees and inmates: a counter-terrorism strategy

Journal of Policing, Intelligence and Counter Terrorism, 2018
ABSTRACTThe most significant threat to national security in the twenty-first century is terrorism. The ‘smart approach’ to counter terrorism is a blend of both hard and soft approaches.
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Counterterrorism, Civil Society Organisations and Peacebuilding: The Role of Non-State Actors in Deradicalisation in Bima, Indonesia

Asia Pacific Journal of Anthropology, 2022
Muhammad Adlin Sila, Greg Fealy
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Disengagement, Deradicalisation, and Rehabilitation

New security challenges, 2022
Greg Barton, Matteo Vergani
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Deradicalisation, disengagement, rehabilitation and reintegration of violent extremists in conflict-affected contexts: a systematic literature review

Conflict, Security and Development, 2019
Lina Grip, Jenniina Kotajoki
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Terrorist deradicalisation in Spain

2019
Iftekharul Bashar, Alberto Ballesteros de Santos   +1 more
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Doing deradicalisation

2017
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Denmark’s deradicalisation programme

2018
Ahmad Saiful, Rijal Bin Hassan
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Deradicalisation and Disengagement from Terrorism and Threat to Identity: An Analysis of Former Jihadist Prisoners’ Accounts

Psychology and Developing Societies, 2019
Muhammad Syafiq
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Deradicalisation and Terrorist Rehabilitation

2018
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