Polish Tatars and Islamists – When History Is No Guide
Jan Wójcik Tatars are an integrated Muslim minority in Poland with a history of good relations stretching all the way ...
Month: May 2018
Let’s Call it Problematic Radicalization and End the Debate
Hicham Tiflati* Today’s Radical, Tomorrow’s Hero Over the last 15 years, the concepts of radicalization and deradicalization have emerged as ...
Educational Policies to Prevent Radicalization
Fabrice Fresse* As the dust settled after the 9/11 atrocities, countless questions arose. Education and radicalization was one of the ...
The Arab Spring and the Democratization Process in Tunisia
Fabrizio Minniti The Context - A Host of Negative Regional Factors The Arab Spring presented a unique opportunity for political ...
Terror and Charisma*
Adam Garfinkle The forms of social authority capable of motivating individuals to engage in acts of violence and terror are ...
Islam in Spain: A Story of Many Strands – Part II
Ana Belén Soage The Madrid Bombings The March 2004 Madrid bombings were another important turning point. Above all, they brought ...
Islam in Spain: A Story of Many Strands – Part I
Ana Belén Soage Islam Returns Islam’s long history in Spain began in 711, when the Muslim commander Tariq bin Ziyad ...
“Platonic Islamophobia”: Description or Derogation
Jan Wójcik Since the beginning of the refugee crisis and the strong refusal of Poland to participate in the relocation ...
Jan Wójcik
Jan Wójcik is a board member of the European Issues' Institute, an independent think-tank based in Warsaw. Author of publications ...
Countering Islamic State’s Winning Propaganda in Europe
Jan Stehlík “Don't think I am just talking, for such a thing existed once before, a long, long time ago. ...
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