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This book is published as Volume 25 of Sociology of Crime, Law, and Deviance.
Emerald Publishing (Bingley, UK), 2020. ISBN-13: 978-1839829895 / ISBN-10: 1839829893
SYNOPSIS
Radicalization, generally understood as a process whereby individuals or groups shift away from conventional or status quo political, religious, or otherwise ideological thoughts, views, and behaviors toward violence, has received increasing media, political, and academic consideration. This volume explores the scholarship on radicalization as a criminalized space and counter-radicalization as a mechanism through which that space is controlled, as increasingly influential practices that affect our daily lives. Themes covered in this volume include notions of risk, security, and surveillance, crime and deviance, gender, social psychology, policing, private security, prison radicalization, terrorist organization and disengagement, narratives and counter-narratives, political propaganda, media, and cultural representations of radicalization.
This volume is published in the series, Sociology of Crime, Law and Deviance.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
INTRODUCTION: DECIPHERING (COUNTER-)RADICALIZATION [online]
Derek M.D. Silva and Mathieu Deflem
PART I – THEORETICAL AND CONCEPTUAL ADVANCES
DOES DERADICALIZATION WORK?
John Horgan and Katharina Meredith
NAVIGATING RADICALIZATION CONCEPTS: A ROLE FOR THE HARM PRINCIPLE
Keiran Hardy
RADICALIZATION AS TRANSFORMATIVE LEARNING: A THEORETICAL AND ILLUSTRATIVE EXPLORATION
Alex Wilner and Claire-Jehanne Dubouloz
ADVANCES IN VIOLENT EXTREMIST RISK ANALYSIS
Paul Gill, Zoe Marchment, Sanaz Zolghadriha, Nadine Salman, Bettina Rottweiler, Caitlin Clemmow, Isabelle Van Der Vegt
PART II – STATE AND CIVIL SOCIETY
THE ROLE OF STATE VIOLENCE IN THE ADOPTION OF TERRORISM
Stephen Chicoine
COUNTERING VIOLENT EXTREMISM, SAFEGUARDING AND THE LAW: A PRACTITIONER’S PERSPECTIVE ON PROTECTING YOUNG AND VULNERABLE PEOPLE FROM EXPLOITATION
Carys Evans
COUNTER-RADICALIZATION AS CIVIC INTEGRATION
Therese O’Toole
THE SECURITIZATION OF MUSLIM CIVIL SOCIETY IN CANADA
Fahad Ahmad
PART III – THE ONLINE SPACE AND RADICALIZATION
CLEARING THE SMOKE AND BREAKING THE MIRRORS: USING ATTITUDINAL INOCULATION TO CHALLENGE ONLINE DISINFORMATION BY EXTREMISTS
Kurt Braddock
LEARNING TO HATE: EXPLAINING PARTICIPATION IN ONLINE EXTREMISM
James Hawdon and Matthew Costello
HATRED SHE WROTE: A COMPARATIVE TOPIC ANALYSIS OF EXTREME RIGHT AND ISLAMIC STATE WOMEN-ONLY FORUMS
Ayse Lokmanoglu and Yannick Veilleux-Lepage
PART IV – THE ROLE OF FORMERS AND PRISONS
EXAMINING ‘PREVENT’ FROM A FORMER COMBATANT PERSPECTIVE
Tom Pettinger
FORMER EXTREMISTS IN RADICALIZATION AND COUNTER-RADICALIZATION RESEARCH
Ryan Scrivens, Steven Windisch, and Pete Simi
ENGAGEMENT, DESISTANCE, AND REVOLT: WHAT DO WE KNOW ABOUT TERRORISTS WHO TURN INTO INFORMANTS?
Stefano Bonino
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