Beyond Countering Radicalization in Saudi Arabia
Dr. Abdullah F. Alrebh, Assistant Professor of Sociology at Grand Valley State University in Michigan It was September 2002 when...
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There is No “Good” Violence in a Democracy
Liam Duffy, an advisor to the Counter Extremism Project (CEP) based in London Last summer, Right-wing mobs took to the...
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Down But Not Out: How ISIS is Regrouping in Syria, Iraq, and Online
Sami Moubayed When Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi’s caliphate was overthrown in al-Raqqa in March 2019, many wrongly believed that the...
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Hybrid Mediation and New Instruments for Conflict Resolution in An Unstable International Order
Ambassador Ramon Blecua Ramon Blecua, a Spanish diplomat, a former European Union Ambassador to Iraq and...
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French Brothers and Capitalism: Pragmatism, Radical Questioning, and Impasses
This report examines the public speeches and behaviors of four known activists/scholars in the French Islamist field who have discussed...
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Becoming Ansar Allah: How the Islamic Revolution Conquered Yemen
The relationship between the Houthis in Yemen and Iran has long been painted as a relatively recent Iranian sideshow that...
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Radicalization in the Service of the Revolution: Iran, Hezbollah, and the Shi’ite population in Europe
Recently, following Islamist terrorist attacks in France and Austria, the discourse in Europe has increasingly turned to what can be...
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Terror: When Images Become Weapons
Francesco Bergoglio Errico Through a historical and artistic framework, author Charlotte Klonk explains in Terror: When Images Become Weapons how...
Black Flags of the Caribbean
Liam Duffy, an advisor to the Counter Extremism Project (CEP) based in London Do you know which Western country produced...
The Muslim Brothers in Society: Everyday Politics, Social Action, and Islamism in Mubarak’s Egypt
European Eye on Radicalization In her book “The Muslim Brothers in Society, Everyday Politics, Social Action and Islamism in Mubarak’s...
The Shadow Commander: Soleimani, the U.S., and Iran’s Global Ambitions
Paul Iddon, journalist based in Iraqi Kurdistan The late Iranian general Qassem Soleimani has done more than any one man to...
EER speaks French, Spanish, and Arabic
English may be a lingua franca, but reading in one’s own language is effortlessly simple. This matters in the study of extremism in multilingual and deeply integrated Europe.This is why we have now launched French, Spanish and Arabic versions of all of our reporting.
Reading Radicalization
Terror: When Images Become Weapons
Francesco Bergoglio Errico Through a historical and artistic framework, author Charlotte Klonk explains in Terror: When Images Become Weapons how...
Black Flags of the Caribbean
Liam Duffy, an advisor to the Counter Extremism Project (CEP) based in London Do you know which Western country produced...
The Muslim Brothers in Society: Everyday Politics, Social Action, and Islamism in Mubarak’s Egypt
European Eye on Radicalization In her book “The Muslim Brothers in Society, Everyday Politics, Social Action and Islamism in Mubarak’s...
The Shadow Commander: Soleimani, the U.S., and Iran’s Global Ambitions
Paul Iddon, journalist based in Iraqi Kurdistan The late Iranian general Qassem Soleimani has done more than any one man to...
Videos
The debate over Hagia Sophia and its symbolical implications
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Turkey’s Dangerous Intervention in Libya
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Radicalization in the Maldives
Rashad Ali, Senior Fellow...
