An Interview with Dr. John Horgan – Terrorism, Psychology, and Major Issues in the Field
European Eye on Radicalization John Horgan is a Psychology Professor with the Global Studies Institute of Georgia State University. His...
Articles
Summit on Peace in Afghanistan Held in Abu Dhabi
Fabrizio Minniti Last Tuesday, representatives of the United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia, the United States and Afghanistan met in Abu...
Extremism Trends in Georgia
Bennett Clifford Introduction The country of Georgia’s political history, demographic makeup and geographic location create a unique landscape for the...
Nostalgia and Radicalization
Jan Wójcik Empowered Nostalgia After losing territorial control in Syria and Iraq, Islamic State (IS) will use the nostalgia narrative...
The Saudi “Binaa” Program: Civil Rehabilitation in the Criminal Justice System
Kamel Al-Khatti, Saudi Writer and Researcher The General Directorate of Investigation in the Eastern Province of the Kingdom of Saudi...
Is Islamic State’s Propaganda Credible?
By Manuel R. Torres-Soriano Terrorist groups have no problem using lies as a strategy to achieve their goals. Lying can...
Rehumanizing the Victims of Terrorism: Credible Voices to Prevent Violent Extremism
Maria Lozano Alia Reduced to Numbers There is no unanimously agreed legal definition of the term "victim of terrorism". The...
Chechen Radicalization in Europe – Communities in Need of Aid
Neil Hauer Chechens have been a storied source of foreign fighters in Syria, due to their own violent recent history...
Extremism and Polarization in the Netherlands
By Ronald Sandee Rising Polarization Even before 9/11, a public debate about the failure of integration in the Netherlands was...
Blasphemy in Pakistan: The Twisted Theological Race to the Bottom
By Rashad Ali Blasphemy is a hot topic these days, not some historic relic. Ireland has only just removed its...
