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...
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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...
“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...
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....
Hizb ut-Tahrir in Europe: Instrumentalizing Human Rights
Emmanuel Karagiannis* Hizb ut-Tahrir al-Islami (the Islamic Liberation Party – hereafter Hizb ut-Tahrir) was founded in 1953 by the Palestinian...
The Growing Influence of the Muslim Brotherhood in the Netherlands
Ronald Sandee A Decade of Gulf-Funded Growth In December 2007, I published a report on the growing influence of the...
The Shadow of Terror in Brazil
Hugo Franco Unscathed Yet Watchful Brazil is one of the most dangerous countries in the world. Statistics show this easily...
Dutch Returnees from Syria and Iraq – Sympathy Versus Fear and Anger
Ronald Sandee The latest official Dutch government reports put the number of jihadis who went to Syria and Iraq to...
The Washington Post and the New York Times: Qatar’s Links to Terror Groups
Joseph Braude* An April 28 report by Washington Post reporter Joby Warrick reveals previously unknown details about massive Qatari payments...
When to Call It Terrorism? The Toronto Attack and the Never-Ending Debate
Hicham Tiflati* Last Monday at around 1:30 PM, a 25-year-old man, Alek Minassian from the suburb of Richmond Hill in...
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