Boris Johnson’s Government Can Now Freely Tackle Extremism
Haras Rafiq, a counter-extremism expert from Legatum Communications and former member of two UK Government Taskforce looking at the response to ...
Month: December 2019
Amalina Binte Abdul Nasir
As a member of the Southeast Asia desk in ICPVTR, Amalina assesses terrorist threats and trends in the Southeast Asia ...
Johnson’s victory takes Britain into the unknown
Dennis Sammut, Director of LINKS (Dialogue, Analysis and Research) The December 12 parliamentary elections in Britain were unusual in many ...
How, What, and to Whom to Teach Terrorism Studies
Manuel R. Torres-Soriano Terrorism studies constitute one of the areas of academic work that have grown the most in ...
The Rise of Hindu Radicalism
Aditi Bhaduri The term ‘Hindu radicalism’ first surfaced in the 1980s and later gained prominence in the 2000s when ...
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Aditi Bhaduri is Founder-Editor of International Affairs Review, a bilingual portal publishing in English and Russian, on the Global South.
Matteo Russo
Matteo Russo is an international legal researcher at the Centre for African Justice, Peace and Human Rights in The Hague. ...
Reshaping the Future of the Horn of Africa
Earlier this month, for the fourth consecutive year, the Arab Gulf States Institute in Washington (AGSIW) convened the UAE Security ...
Deradicalization Programs Inside Prisons in Lebanon
Indi Phillips, an Australian research analyst based in Lebanon Deradicalization and rehabilitation programs for prisoners the world over are based ...
Prison Radicalization: Indirect Processes of Radicalization at Lebanon’s Roumieh
Indi Phillips, an Australian research analyst based in Lebanon Incarceration centers across the MENA region are known for their ...
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