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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Sprinting In From The Cold
European Eye on Radicalization Not long ago, British intelligence officers were famously secretive, even by the standards of their trade....
The Muslim Brotherhood in Sweden/2
Magnus Norell The ideological foundations of the MB are thus profound and widely shared. And the MB’s role as “sponsor”...
The Muslim Brotherhood in Sweden/1
Magnus Norell This article presents a brief description of the Muslim Brotherhood (MB) in Sweden. The text is mainly taken...
Radicalization in Africa: The Somali Case
European Eye on Radicalization All too often, analyses of African radicalization processes are affected by unconscious stereotyping. This can be...
Hybrid Warfare and Hybrid Threats
Fabrizio Minniti The Hybrid Warfare Concept Before focusing on the concept of Hybrid Warfare (HW) and how state actors use...
South Africa: A Rear Base for Jihadis
Ronald Sandee According to recent reports, both Islamic State (IS) and Boko Haram have established training camps in South Africa....
The Changing Face of Terrorism in Europe
European Eye on Radicalization The Homegrown Threat In its new Counterterrorism Yearbook 2018, the Australian Strategic Policy Institute (ASPI) has presented...
Think Islamic Schools Radicalize? What if the Opposite Were True?
Hicham Tiflati* With tensions surrounding Islam and Muslims in the West, especially in a post-9/11 and post-ISIS era, Islamic schools...
Prison Overcrowding and Radicalization
Fabrizio Minniti Fear Drives Terrorism Throughout history, the human feeling of fear has been perceived in the Western cultural imagination...
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