The often-mentioned "self-radicalization" or "online radicalization" belies a more complex process.
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Many Kashmiri intellectuals denied that Kashmir had a radicalization problem, at least not a religious radicalization problem.
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One thing experts emphasize: There is no single pathway to radicalization, and there are many contributors to radicalization.
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The F.B.I. issued its own report, "The Radicalization Process: From Conversion to Jihad," that identified four stages of radicalization.
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If radicalization is a result of messaging that extremists deploy to attract people with specific grievances, then one way to prevent radicalization may be to develop countermessaging that addresses those grievances in a way that avoids radicalization.
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While he was missing, she sought help from the Berlin-based German Institute on Radicalization and De-radicalization Studies (GIRDS) and Mothers for Life, a global network of women who have experienced violent jihadist radicalization in their families.
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In May, the government also announced anti-radicalization measures, which include training more police officers on radicalization, and hiring more outreach workers.
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In other words, the Republican story is a story of populist radicalization; the Democratic story so far is a story of elite radicalization.
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"When I talk with my counterparts in various countries throughout the region, all of them recognize that the potential for radicalization -- and especially this phenomena of self-radicalization, internet-inspired, or facilitated self-radicalization -- is something that they are starting to see crop up," he said.
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"He was more interested in reaching a global audience than the German neo-Nazi milieu," wrote Koehler, director of the German Institute on Radicalization and De-Radicalization Studies.
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Adhe Bhakti, an analyst at the Center for Radicalization and De-radicalization Studies in Jakarta, said it&aposs possible militants could respond to Abdurrahman&aposs death sentence with reprisal plots.
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Her words placed specific blame on an Islamic community she felt had not done enough to minimize radicalization and the social media platforms that too easily allow radicalization to occur.
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" Cronin continued, "There's a rise of terror and radicalization.
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Davis flew to Germany to meet with noted de-radicalization expert Daniel Koehler, whom he then brought to Minnesota to evaluate the six defendants' dedication to jihadism and potential for de-radicalization.
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"His manifesto and videos display a very wild mixture of conspiracy theories, racism, and incel ideology," Daniel Koehler, director of the German Institute on Radicalization and De-Radicalization Studies, told VICE News.
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Two more arrests made as British police focus on Westminster attacker's path to radicalization Two more arrests made as British police focus on Westminster attacker's path to radicalization British police investigating the terror attack in London said Friday that they've made two more "significant" arrests as they work to piece together the attacker's networks and path to radicalization.
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"We don't have any knowledge of any kind of radicalization."
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French officials are right to be concerned with growing radicalization.
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The National takes a detailed look at young Muslim radicalization.
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Its recommendation algorithm has been accused of spreading political radicalization.
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France has a long record of radicalization in its prisons.
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I turned to experts on radicalization and terrorism for answers.
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This radicalization, in and of itself, is not breaking news.
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Weapons of destruction have evolved along with radicalization, he noted.
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However, the internet also allows vicarious participation without outright radicalization.
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When water sources dry up, hunger, displacement, and radicalization follow.
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Youth are the most vulnerable to radicalization and militia recruitment.
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I asked them how they address online radicalization to violence.
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"The radicalization of American politics hasn't been symmetrical," Clinton said.
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New technology has made online radicalization free, easy and anonymous.
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The first step is to change our perspective on radicalization.
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"Discrimination breeds radicalization," foreign policy analyst Rula Jebreal told Refinery29.
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And that's exactly what makes dealing with radicalization so hard.
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We should not build up fertile ground for radicalization further.
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Most cases of young radicalization don't turn out so well.
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There were many factors that pushed America toward libertarian radicalization.
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At the same time, the radicalization process is not brief.
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We also support communities in their efforts to prevent radicalization.
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In prisons, failure to detect inmate radicalization can be disastrous.
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It's difficult to know the assailant's precise path to radicalization.
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But terror groups continue to exploit Facebook for online radicalization.
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But the partisan echo chamber is a route to radicalization.
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We may never truly know the magnitude of YouTube radicalization.
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The book is an absorbing attempt to understand their radicalization.
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An influential 2007 New York Police Department report, "Radicalization in the West: The Homegrown Threat," described a four-stage process of pre-radicalization, self-identification, indoctrination and jihadization, through which people are "funneled" into terrorism.
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In Germany, Daniel Kohler founded the German Institute on Radicalization and De-Radicalization Studies, which focuses on families, and particularly mothers, as the unit through which to deradicalize young people who turn toward Islamist extremism.
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Australia has dealt with other threats from terrorism and increased radicalization.
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So how often does this radicalization process happen in the U.S.?
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Since Artan's attack, some have speculated his radicalization took place overseas.
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Telegram, for instance, is a hotbed of radicalization at the moment.
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"Ahmed never showed any signs of radicalization in Italy," Roberti said.
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This in turn protects against radicalization, corruption and other destabilizing forces.
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The Army noted his apparent radicalization to the FBI last year.
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Therefore, flexibility in the implementation of de-radicalization program is essential.
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De-radicalization programs are effective in leveraging change in disillusioned radicals.
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But he's an extremely important voice on dealing with stopping radicalization.
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China says they are vocational training centers aimed at de-radicalization.
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"For a long time, they resisted talking about radicalization," Neumann said.
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Another factor of radicalization and terrorism is inspiration from other attacks.
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Investigators do not yet know what his "path of radicalization" was.
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It also addressed the problem of radicalization of inmates in prison.
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Rahim's family have denied he had shown any signs of radicalization.
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Ullah's ISIS radicalization began in 2014, according to the federal complaint.
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The exam serves as a pipeline to radicalization for new recruits.
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Go deeper: The snap decision society The media battle over radicalization
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" A few minutes later I asked him about the word "radicalization.
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His friends have said he hadn't displayed any signs of radicalization.
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" He argues that "verbal radicalization is often the precursor to physical violence.
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This is not just about radicalization in America or in Western countries.
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I'm actually part of trying to fight radicalization and breaking the stereotypes.
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In the letter, Zazi outlined his radicalization as well as his reformation.
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But it also inspires dependence and enables manipulation, harassment, radicalization, election interference.
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It also reduces the nuance of what's really happening in online radicalization.
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They are also likely to not be particularly religious before their radicalization.
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Online radicalization, specifically among white nationalists, is not exactly a new issue.
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"We had monitored him and thought there was no radicalization," Collomb said.
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Brussels. Belgium has come under scrutiny for failing to tame growing radicalization.
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He said the radicalization process often begins in a person's personal circle.
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Authorities believe his radicalization may have occurred on one of those trips.
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Motherboard spoke to several academics who have studied Twitter and radicalization online.
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Communities are mobilized to recognize radicalization warning signs and taught prevention strategies.
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Yet they are also eager because these events are opportunities for radicalization.
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The path to radicalization is also often walked with like-minded people.
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No race, religion or even profession is immune to extremism and radicalization.
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Muriel Domenach, who leads government efforts to prevent radicalization, supports the initiative.
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The report comments on Canada's struggle to confront radicalization and homegrown terrorism.
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These roots of radicalization do not make immigrants in general a danger.
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How does the de-radicalization process introduce an alternative masculinity to formers?
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Political Islam, Jasser says, sends adherents down a "conveyor belt" of radicalization.
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But they are also spurring the ongoing radicalization of Democratic Party elites.
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But they noted no signs of psychological instability or indications of radicalization.
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Shutting our physical borders is not a strategy for combating domestic radicalization.
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Recommendation and search behave like radicalization engines, pushing people further toward extremism.
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Turkey proposes a comprehensive strategy to eliminate the root causes of radicalization.
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Friday's announcement is the third effort in four years to combat radicalization.
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The danger of a lurch to populism and political radicalization is obvious.
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When it comes to radicalization, white adolescent males are considered particularly vulnerable.
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His radicalization was entirely driven by what he viewed on the internet.
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She also trains young peace activists in democracy to counter militant radicalization.
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He added that Trump's election was the result of "a bad radicalization".
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"We cannot fight radicalization with further radicalization," said Democratic Senator Christopher Coons of Delaware, adding at the end of the hearing that he did not think "arguing over semantics" for three hours had helped improve American national security.
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"In view of this shift away from the religious component in the radicalization of, especially, young recruits, it may be more accurate to speak of a violent extremist social trend rather than using the term radicalization," Europol wrote.
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Yet in even the most robust scholarship on online radicalization, there is a conspicuous lack of data on how the most important variable in online radicalization — namely, the audience for extremist material — understands and engages with that material.
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The point is while it seems Mateen may have been influenced in part by Islamic extremist ideology, and that this form of radicalization must be taken seriously, radicalization in general can and often does occur in many other forms.
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One 2019 working paper on the "radicalization pipeline" even characterized viewers' radicalization by varying degrees of "infection"; someone who was highly active in the alt-right digital universe was said to carry a "severe" infection, like tuberculosis or MRSA.
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There has been a particular new focus on radicalization within the security forces.
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He had hoped his son could be forced into a de-radicalization program.
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They broke the channels into four groups, based on their degree of radicalization.
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O.J. Simpson: American Crime Story — explores the kidnapping and radicalization of Patty Hearst.
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But as Vox's Jennifer Williams wrote in November, radicalization is complex and unpredictable.
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She also called to fight radicalization efforts on social media and other platforms.
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Since then, social media platforms have grown into powerful new forces for radicalization.
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"To me, the issue is not radicalization; the issue is violence," Bergen said.
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The target demographic for online far-right radicalization could not be more clear.
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But lot of where this radicalization is happening nowadays is on the internet.
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Muslim officials in Sri Lanka have longed warned about radicalization among their cohort.
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Yet, there are good reasons to believe Elsheikh's radicalization did not happen overnight.
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The antidote to radicalization is an alternative: a life that harmonizes with nature.
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"We do nothing in the homeland to stop this radicalization from within," Rep.
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As they see it, Palestinian despair serves as a breeding ground for radicalization.
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But Islam is the way they find to express, to crystallize their radicalization.
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With the Internet, the process of radicalization has been accelerated many times over.
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" Updated British strategy also accepts that "there is no single cause of radicalization.
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The Canadian government is all about thwarting Islamic "radicalization," except when it's not.
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University rector Yudian Wahyudi said radicalization, as exemplified by the burqas, undermined learning.
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Nor is radicalization unique to any one religion, ethnicity, nationality, or gender identity.
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Of that total, 99 had taken the radicalization exam, and most passed it.
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I'm wondering what you think about the conversation happening around radicalization on YouTube.
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Then, as now, the nation faced consolidated industries, widespread inequality and political radicalization.
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In many ways, Britain has a good record in preventing radicalization and terrorism.
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Rasheed had entered the phase of radicalization when a person prepares to leave.
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These conditions create fertile ground for the radicalization that is our greatest fear.
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Geng said that the country's de-radicalization efforts had been a major success.
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Morgan's company tracks online disinformation, and he has studied online radicalization for years.
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The facility remains a potent radicalization symbol frequently invoked in terrorist recruitment materials.
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Mr. Duterte said these groups had stepped up their recruitment and "radicalization" activities.
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Our weapon against Islamist radicalization already exists within the authentically American Muslim experience.
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This speaks to an important misconception: that terrorist radicalization happens at the mosque.
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His neighbors said he "wasn't very religious," and showed no signs of radicalization.
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The goal of the commission will be to identify and explain to the American public the core convictions and beliefs of Radical Islam, to identify the warning signs of radicalization, and to expose the networks in our society that support radicalization.
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Twenty-six of the men were deported, accused of radicalization and supporting militant Islam.
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YouTube has been accused of being a source of radicalization through spread of misinformation.
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Egypt's representative said it too was concerned by reports of radicalization among the Rohingya.
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And more broadly, in this age of online radicalization, who has traveled beyond redemption?
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He said he wished his son had been forced into a de-radicalization program.
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"A certain radicalization of the North American immigration policy is coming," Roque Villanueva said.
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The district now has an eight-person unit, whose task is to prevent radicalization.
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And often, in the case of the far-right, about different forms of radicalization.
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The opposition says allowing Saudi influence in the country would result in more radicalization.
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At the same time, they have become petri dishes of misinformation, radicalization, and abuse.
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The negative effects an extremely diverse population are also compounded by radicalization and polarization.
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"Mizanur's radicalization began around 2013 when he read radical material online," the MHA said.
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That monetizes harassment and radicalization while refusing to take a strong stand against it.
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A number of European and Middle Eastern countries have implemented de-radicalization programs already.
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They brought these people closer to radical political Islam, which resulted in their radicalization.
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Terrorism, per se, is an outcome — a symptom of a deeper process of radicalization.
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Mr. Shettima said the woman was an important part of the de-radicalization process.
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In other words do you have a program in mind to stop the radicalization?
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The program tries to reverse their radicalization and help them reintegrate into peaceful society.
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In France, mass closures of mosques and organizations suspected of enabling radicalization are underway.
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In fact, it seems that "radicalization" might not even be part of the process.
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The government says the camps are intended to eliminate the risk of Islamist radicalization.
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The number of prison centers dedicated to evaluating radicalization will be doubled, to six.
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The changes in demography have created new opportunities, but also an opening for radicalization.
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They promote radicalization and even terrorism among some Muslims on Belgian and European soil.
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He flew to Washington in November to attend a Brookings Institution seminar on radicalization.
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There he met Daniel Koehler, a German de-radicalization expert who offered to help.
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Our reporter found a decade-old warning on the risks of radicalization in Spain.
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By raising and then frustrating expectations, the revolution created conditions for radicalization to thrive.
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"Nobody saw anything," said Olivier Bitz, Strasbourg's deputy mayor in charge of counter-radicalization.
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Are we going to talk about the radicalization of white men in this country?
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Even to their closest family and friends, the couple's path to radicalization is indistinct.
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The science behind radicalization remains undoubtedly controversial—as does almost everyone talking about it.
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Daniel Koehler, the director of the German Institute in Radicalization and De-Radicalization Studies in Berlin, said in a telephone interview that Lieutenant Hasson "more or less fits perfectly in what we would expect" about someone who would plot such an attack.
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And while there hasn't been much attention paid to that kind of radicalization in Australia as of yet (we'll have more on that in an article next week), Christchurch has in fact spurred a broader conversation worldwide about radicalization and the internet.
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It was where too you could see the slow radicalization of the rebels over time.
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It's only under a microscope with hindsight that the pattern of radicalization appears so clearly.
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Only the most egregious nodes in the radicalization network have been removed from every platform.
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But she has nothing new to say about how we might better combat domestic radicalization.
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In many ways, social media has become a hotbed for radicalization and misinformation and bigotry.
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There has been a history of radicalization among airport workers at Charles de Gaulle Airport.
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It's just an open window to a much broader landscape of racism, radicalization, and terrorism.
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YouTube ran the numbers and built an algorithm that's become a powerful force for radicalization.
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The program enables NGOs to place counter-radicalization ads against search queries of their choosing.
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She doesn't think Morton made up his de-radicalization to get a shorter prison sentence.
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"There is radicalization by extremist elements in the camp, especially of young people," he said.
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But Sri Lanka doesn't have a history, past or present, of problems with Islamist radicalization.
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White supremacist accounts on Twitter, a hotbed for neo-Nazi radicalization, were praising the shooting.
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Islamist radicalization is rising in the country, and Magufuli's overbearing style risks aggravating the trend.
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Additional undemocratic measures also risk accelerating the pace of radicalization already rising in the country.
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It's hard to say for sure, but those issues may have contributed to his radicalization.
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Tackle extremist online content Hackathons and media marketing campaigns are not going to stop radicalization.
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This is a strategic approach to the digital counter-insurgency required to prevent radicalization online.
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But radicalization campaigns that encourage women to make the journey still appear to be working.
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None of these de-radicalization efforts have been proven to be effective, according to studies.
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My radicalization was beginning to take a new far-left direction rather than going away.
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The Ocasio-Cortez victory is another indication of the continuing radicalization of the Democratic Party.
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But experts in the field — security analysts and former militants — say self-radicalization is rare.
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"We need to partner with the government to address the issues of radicalization," he said.
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The government responses to radicalization in Central Asia, meanwhile, have frequently been paradoxical and ineffective.
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" The caption on an Instagram photo of the girl reads: "The radicalization of Willa Gray.
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If Phoebe's radicalization remains opaque, perhaps that's due to the unfathomable nature of such transformations.
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"The more we alienate people, the more difficult it is to prevent radicalization," Breen said.
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How does the way young men are socialized potentially make them easier targets for radicalization?
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Will Syrian refugees linger in squalid camps where they will be more vulnerable to radicalization?
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"The problem is both the AfD and the radicalization of certain immigrant groups," he said.
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We've always had this dynamic of reciprocal radicalization, and there have always been competing ideologies.
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And some Muslim leaders have used this radicalization to ensure they would stay in power.
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In seeking to explain their results, Munger and Phillips eschew the "radicalization by algorithm" hypothesis.
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Bonnell's approach to radicalization, so far, could not be further from this casual anti-intellectualism.
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"Blood is on the government's hands for ignoring the radicalization of Islam," Mr. Withanage said.
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Government spokesman Christophe Castaner said the assailant had not previously "shown any signs of radicalization".
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Living in an environment of systemic discrimination, Rohingya Muslims are also targets for religious radicalization.
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When I met Urvoas at the ministry, I asked him what the word "radicalization" meant.
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Life will become more difficult for growing populations, who will become more susceptible to radicalization.
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That starts by informing the public that radicalization cannot be distilled into overly simplistic foundations.
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They appeared at community forums with Luger to promote "alternatives to radicalization", court records show.
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It was regarded as a "human mapping" program to look for possible signs of radicalization.
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New information could detail his "radicalization" toward Communist ideology and his contacts with the KGB.
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The digital scholar Zeynep Tufekci has written about YouTube's role as an engine of radicalization.
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He adds that calls for individual peaceful Muslims to address radicalization can serve to reinforce the myth that radicalization is exceptional to Muslims and not other groups, when in fact only a small percentage of terrorist attacks in the United States are committed by Muslims.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "A Close Look at Brussels Offers a More Nuanced View of Radicalization" (Memo From Brussels, April 20): Several critical roots of radicalization among those of Moroccan origin are missing from your "nuanced view" of the complex Muslim population in Brussels.
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University of North Carolina professor Zeynep Tufkeci says that makes YouTube a kind of radicalization machine.
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In the Middle East, van der Linden said they're testing using the game to combat radicalization.
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Immigration and anti-Muslim sentiments that stem from falsely equating Islam with radicalization is another factor.
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Better understanding the community composition could predict outcomes such as susceptibility to radicalization or gang association.
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Go deeper: Social media is still spreading hate Hate, at scale The media battle over radicalization
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Well, you have advocated closing down — closing down mosques, diners, any place where radicalization is occurring.
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Major platforms like YouTube, Facebook, and Twitter are still grappling with radicalization and dangerous conspiracy theorists.
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There were no questions about YouTube's recommendation algorithms or about YouTube as a vector of radicalization.
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Read Bernstein as he questions our understanding of radicalization — the nuances he raises are worth recognizing.
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They contain about 20,000 people, of which about 10,000 for reasons of religious radicalization or connections.
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America's federal prison system and its surrounding culture have been described as 'breeding grounds' for radicalization.
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Even early adopter states of de-radicalization programs such as Saudi Arabia, however, have fallen short.
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My worry is squeezing Hamas too much could lead to certain splits and allow certain radicalization.
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Researchers who study the radicalization problem note that terrorists are created in basements, not prayer halls.
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So I knew that, along with much of Europe, Kosovo had shown signs of Islamic radicalization.
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It is true that the State Department's anti-radicalization messaging needs to be made more effective.
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"Russia and the regime are driving the radicalization of the opposition on purpose," Ms. Casagrande said.
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Certainly, no one believes that radicalization of terrorist violence has ceased to be a national concern.
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The German town of Dinslaken, which is partly ghettoized, has become a hotbed of Islamist radicalization.
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In this administration, the U.S. began increasing approaches to reduce radicalization and recruitment to terrorist causes.
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Does the de-radicalization process also include making amends for the behavior that they've engaged in?
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But the sudden pivot on CVE grants reveals Trump's true strategy when it comes to radicalization.
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Large-scale imprisonment will not necessarily work either, unless accompanied by effective de-radicalization and rehabilitation.
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And if they're at the early stages of radicalization, it could push them closer to violence.
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Earlier this year, Belgium opened its first counter-radicalization centre, modelled after the one in Montreal.
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He started to rap both about the dangers of radicalization and Islamophobia early in his career.
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It is impossible to talk about radicalization in Nice without mentioning Franco-Senegalese jihadist Omar Diaby.
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International human rights groups have routinely criticized Mr. Sisi's iron-fisted policies, saying they fuel radicalization.
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On Tuesday I wrote about a study that attempted to demonstrate a "radicalization pipeline" on YouTube.
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Expanded police power means more high-powered police raids of people at earlier stages of radicalization.
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"I see these demonstrations as a radicalization that is going to get more serious," he said.
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But the long-term success of that de-radicalization program remains in question, those involved say.
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EST: The RAND Corporation is holding a briefing about lessening the risk of Syrian refugee radicalization.
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His lawyer said he had been tortured in jail, which may have led to his radicalization.
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However, 15 years later we have failed to repair that trust or defeat radicalization and terror.
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The threats, and Twitter's apparent inaction regarding them, raise new questions regarding social media and radicalization.
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If our primary worry is radicalization, then we're contradicting our main national security concern every day.
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"Jihad" has also been included in the French Education Ministry's school curriculum aimed at preventing radicalization.
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But they have at least one thing in common: the internet as a tool of radicalization.
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In an age of radicalization through the internet and mass media, imagery and messaging are critical.
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Hours of interviews with young alt-right leaders suggest a pattern toward their white-nationalist radicalization.
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There've been debates on terrorism, discrimination, radicalization, and, thanks in part to one Donald Trump, Islamophobia.
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Competition between terrorist groups can further increase radicalization inside violent groups, leading to more and deadlier attacks.
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Both brothers were younger than 10 when they entered the United States; their radicalization occurred in America.
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It&aposs not the first time the Internet or online gaming has been implicated in such radicalization.
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Policies that discriminate against ethnic or religious minorities tend to speed up the dynamics of reciprocal radicalization.
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The best offense against terrorism is prevention: breaking up cells, stopping radicalization, reaching out to young Muslims.
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First, ISIS has far-reaching radicalization ability, leading to attacks such as the one in San Bernardino.
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Sam's story is ultimately a hopeful one, because it shows a path away from right-wing radicalization.
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Mateen first came across the FBI radar screen in 2013 after co-workers flagged signs of radicalization.
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Kenyan authorities have long worried about radicalization and recruitment of young people in Kenya's schools and universities.
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So it might seem like the solution is obvious: FIgure out what's causing radicalization and stop it.
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There is no one in there who's going to report radicalization to the Trust and Safety mods.
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With the ever present problem of radicalization on YouTube, this should certainly be at least somewhat concerning.
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Are the platforms doing enough to reduce the costs (radicalization, propaganda, abuse, etc) while enhancing the benefits?
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As for whether YouTube has contributed to the radicalization of the right, Wojcicki declined to answer directly.
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Radicalization just happens to be one especially effective and profitable way to accomplish the goal of growth.
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Second, it has coincided with a visible radicalization of those who still insist on protesting every Saturday.
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Radicalization is a complicated and imperfectly understood phenomenon, but a sense of alienation is a risk factor.
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In other cases, it might not be personal grievances but rather political ones that lead to radicalization.
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The Quebec government is turning to theatre in a bid to combat the radicalization of young people.
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That, he said, facilitates a target-rich environment for extremist radicalization and recruitment (and he would know).
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A de-radicalization program is, in effect, a brainwashing scheme—or in some cases, a reverse brainwashing.
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In this case, fortunately, it was an FBI informant who followed Young's trajectory through the radicalization pathway.
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Government policy analysts have long underscored the need for pressing freedom of religion to mitigate radicalization abroad.
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But "Seven Pillars" (to me a masterpiece) shows how Lawrence is a classic example of self-radicalization.
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There was no evidence of radicalization or ideology to support links to hate groups or terrorist organizations.
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The rise of these parties (not fully attributable to ISIS) fuels further radicalization that strengthens ISIS globally.
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Considering that history, do you think its tactics tell us anything useful about preventing far right radicalization?
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"Because of encryption and because of radicalization, the cost… is heaped on law enforcement agencies," Wallace said.
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And when it comes to issues in general, the US has a real issue with domestic radicalization.
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Mr. Steinberg said he did not believe in rapid radicalization: "That doesn't happen within weeks," he said.
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Twitter is studying whether the removal of content is effective in stemming the tide of radicalization online.
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"The roots of his support are in the political radicalization that has flourished in Brazil," Melo said.
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Though the radicalization process might be the same across the extremism spectrum, the numbers do not lie.
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This can make for fertile ground for radicalization and resentment against the United States for abandoning them.
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"I was told his radicalization started in England shortly after the murder of Hafidah," Mr. Ammar said.
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If tech companies are finally taking action to prevent radicalization, is it the right kind of action?
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And the initial working groups are expected to address issues including intervening in radicalization and crisis responses.
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Intelligence and law enforcement officials will benefit from detecting online patterns of behavior that lead to radicalization.
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Social media platforms like Twitter are "radicalization machines," Jonathon Morgan, the CEO of New Knowledge, told CNN.
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Moreover, Sisi has presided over an unprecedented level of political repression that is fueling radicalization amongst Egyptian youth.
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It's trying to combat hostile behavior or how do you counter radicalization or counter-terrorism, and so forth.
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But if it ends up being right, it could potentially change how we understand radicalization and its causes.
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This means the most promising approaches to countering the radicalization of Muslims have focused on mainstream Muslim voices.
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It's by giving our youth an association and by integrating them into communities that we avoid any radicalization.
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"These discoveries are deeply disturbing," said Becca Lewis, a research affiliate at Data & Society, who studies online radicalization.
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Virtually every major American institution is being radicalized — or being reshaped by the radicalization of our public lives.
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Many came from secular families, and weren't particularly religious before radicalization, learning ISIS ideology on websites like YouTube.
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Third, we must find out how people are radicalized in America and cut off these sources of radicalization.
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He never asked questions, the Islamic Society's leadership said, nor expressed any views that would hint at radicalization.
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"We haven't figured out how to reach that individual who's going down the path of radicalization," Hughes said.
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She promised to work in future to dissuade other young Muslims from going down the road of radicalization.
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YouTube, with its recommendation algorithm automatically directing us to more extreme content, is a powerful force for radicalization.
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The French government has gradually tightened its control over the internet in a bid to curb online radicalization.
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Because the alternative is increasing nastiness, and increasing division, and increasing radicalization on both sides of the debate.
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The Israel Defense Forces monitors Palestinians' social media as a way to detect radicalization or potential terror attacks.
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The radicalization, specifically online, is similar to those who pledge allegiance to ISIS or al Qaeda, experts say.
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Extremism and counter-terrorism expert Imran Awan claims that overcrowding is acting as a barrier to preventing radicalization.
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To promote radicalization that has huge damaging consequences to families' lives and to communities right across the country.
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"I think there is content on Twitter and every platform that contributes to radicalization, no doubt," Gadde said.
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And what can their stories tell us about the fatal steps people take on the road to radicalization?
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The measure will be a provision to a terrorism package that includes measures to disrupt radicalization and recruitment.
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Critics say the government has not delivered a coherent strategy to counter radicalization among France's five-million Muslims.
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No matter the format, the message of radicalization spreads faster than we imagined just a few years ago.
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Nawaz was labelled "anti-Muslim" despite his years devoted to combating radicalization in Muslim communities and challenging Islamism.
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Meanwhile, the staffing of de-radicalization programs with ex-skinheads risks creating an "expert class" of former Nazis.
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Our anxiety around the question of "radicalization" is, in part, an anxiety around the insufficiency of our explanations.
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Their constituents look to them to develop, design, and implement new preventative strategies to deal with creeping radicalization.
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Besides having concerns about radicalization and terrorism, European citizens worry about the immigrants' integration into the mainstream societies.
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Additionally, there are no easy answers or quick solutions to solving the recruitment, radicalization and exporting of extremism.
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Her Charlottesville coverage, where she embedded with alt-right members, exposed a bewildering microcosm of racism and radicalization.
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This month the leaders of the UK and France announced a joint front aimed at tackling online radicalization.
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If the child is deemed at risk, they have to refer them to the Channel de-radicalization program.
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So West's assessment of Twitter as a dangerous arena for alt-right radicalization does apply to other websites.
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He was still engaging with the anti-radicalization project as he began preparations for the bombing, officials said.
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The court invited in Daniel Koehler, founder of the German Institute on Radicalization and Deradicalization Studies in Berlin.
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Research has shown that multiple factors — cultural, economic, social and mental health — can be the pathway to radicalization.
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According to Mr. Neumann and his deputy at the center for the study of radicalization, Shiraz Maher, Mrs.
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Unlike in those cases, however, there has been little discussion so far of internet radicalization in this attack.
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And this solid evidence towards radicalization because people that were not exposed to this radical content become exposed.
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Failure to act would risk further "violence and radicalization," Mr. Annan wrote in an introduction to the report.
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And too often, they're more aware than we are of how vulnerable young white men are to radicalization.
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Rebab and Ibrahim Bouhlel said there was no sign of unusual behavior or Islamist radicalization when he called.
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The radicalization of the Republican Party means that other people are going to face versions of this dilemma.
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Instead, forms of "subcultural mobilization," like racist online message boards, are playing an increasingly significant role in radicalization.
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When people search for hate-filled material online, a new de-radicalization effort sends them in another direction.
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Doing so in Egypt would fuel radicalization and discontent in the most populous nation in the Arab world.
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By its numbers, more countries have publicly voiced support for China's controversial anti-radicalization policies than opposed them.
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YouTube's algorithm has its problems (radicalization, for instance), but aimlessly browsing the website is a wholly different experience.
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A second woman was released after landing in Germany, but will be tracked by experts on de-radicalization.
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Brutal repression and mass human rights abuses are fueling violence and radicalization, undermining Egypt's important fight against terrorism.
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But even so, counterterrorism strategy has evolved into a sustainable program of counter-radicalization and targeted military operations.
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In Sweden, as in other European countries, radicalization of Muslims is often funded and organized by foreign entities.
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Second-generation radicalization of Muslim immigrants is a problem, both in the US and in many European countries.
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READ: Inside the far-right conspiracy movement that's preparing for a showdown with Germany's government German far-right expert Daniel Koehler, director of the German Institute on Radicalization and De-Radicalization Studies, told VICE News that the latest case illustrated a number of concerning trends in Germany's current far-right climate.
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If a formal referral is made, the person is encouraged to take part in Channel, the de-radicalization program.
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He was young, was well educated, grew up in the area, and, of course, was clearly open to radicalization.
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Vijaya Gadde: I think that there is content on Twitter and every platform that contributes to radicalization, no doubt.
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The findings from these two reports also highlight some of the key recruitment and radicalization mechanisms use by ISIS.
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"There was no radicalization during this period and this person was totally unknown to counter-terrorism services", Coquillat said.
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The causes for radicalization are hard to define, but they usually come down to both societal and individual factors.
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Rules that further alienate Muslim communities in turn make ISIS's claims more convincing to those at risk of radicalization.
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Indonesian jails are known to be radicalization hothouses, where younger prisoners are influenced by older inmates such as Bashir.
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"There are strong indications of radicalization by this killer and of potential inspiration by foreign terrorist organizations," Comey said.
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Prison staff also receive more extensive training on identifying radicalization, and specialized personnel are present to focus on terrorists.
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Rather, preliminary findings in the Orlando investigation point to a case of what experts call self-radicalization, officials said.
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"We are dedicated to free expression and transparency as the antidote to radicalization, violence, and extremism," the statement said.
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Contrary to popular opinion, radicalization does not primarily happen in the mosques and community centers of Europe's Muslim communities.
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No suicide note or manifesto was found, there was no evidence of radicalization or links to any terrorist organization.
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The aim is to enable them to start their own businesses, create employment opportunities - and ultimately, to defeat radicalization.
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It's this behavior that provides a path toward radicalization, and makes extremist sects of the internet able to thrive.
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Flexible de-radicalization programs operating in U.S. prisons would help thwart recruitment of criminals with backgrounds unrelated to terrorism.
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The impoverishment and suffering of this community risks further radicalization within Lebanon and destabilizing the country's system of governance.
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This kind of exploitation and radicalization must be stopped immediately, for it is only worsening an already terrible conflict.
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Following every terrorism-related incident there is a frenetic search for clues to explain the attacker's path to radicalization.
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Rahim volunteered with senior citizens in Boston as recently as 2014 and showed no signs of radicalization, Rahimah said.
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Post 9/11, MPAC cautioned Muslims on cooperating with the FBI, thwarting vital means of uncovering home grown radicalization.
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Friday's meeting will come days after President Trump blamed the shooting in part on the issue of online radicalization.
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Yet in terrorism cases they are being asked to function as intelligence workers, alert for signs of potential radicalization.
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By the logic that the Merah killings had ushered in, their alleged radicalization was effectively a crime in itself.
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Police and intelligence services are working flat-out to cope with the challenge of religious radicalization and further attacks.
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Simply stopping people from certain countries from entering the United States does not address the problem: Radicalization happens here.
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Beijing calls the controversial facilities voluntary "vocational training centers," which it says fight Islamic radicalization by re-educating attendees.
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Among nearly 4,000 people identified last year as supposedly exhibiting signs of radicalization was a 4-year-old boy.
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There is a gap between the reality of jihadism and a political desire for a simple narrative of radicalization.
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Hamdani also praised the idea of a central position to "champion" anti-radicalization work inside and outside of government.
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Radicalization is the process by which individuals (or groups) come to adopt extremist views, particularly sociopolitical or religious views.
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This kind of marginalization, in turn, may ultimately lead to radicalization becoming a more appealing option for disaffected youth.
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Factors like internet exposure to ISIS propaganda were only a contributing factor rather than the reason for their radicalization.
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Prime Minister Édouard Philippe went over the signs of radicalization on French television Thursday night, in a worried tone.
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What makes the case of Mr. Saidakhmetov remarkable is the meticulous description he has given of his own radicalization.
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Nearly 20,000 people are listed in government files as being at risk of radicalization, a number that has increased.
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Whatever problem the Somali-American population has with radicalization is dwarfed by the problem it has with gang violence.
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However, online radicalization and technology experts cited several shortcomings in criticizing the study, which has not been peer-reviewed.
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The rise of Donald Trump and the radicalization of the right have been unifying forces for moderates and progressives.
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Paul, face-to-face interaction with a recruiter or like minded person is often a critical component in radicalization.
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" U.S. Attorney Josh J. Minkler said the radicalization of Americans is a "threat to our safety here and abroad.
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In the courtroom, accurate assessments ensure judicious sentencing, with the possibility of "de-radicalization" programs for low-threat defendants.
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In the radicalization of Poplawski, "research shows that our discourse provides the environment that can enable terrorism," Spaaij said.
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The website is widely known as a breeding ground for the online radicalization of white supremacists and neo-Nazis.
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These numbers may seem small, but the radicalization of Indonesian maids and nannies working in East Asia is alarming.
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Further violence, it warned, could accelerate radicalization among the Rohingya, who could become willing instruments of transnational jihadist groups.
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Amarnath Amarasingam is an Assistant Professor at Queen's University in Ontario, Canada, where he studies terrorism, extremism, and radicalization.
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As the novel progresses, however, it evolves from an account of political compromise into one of protest and radicalization.
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The cousin found out about Mr. Kiram's radicalization when he saw news about the Islamic State video on television.
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They perversely cultivate the conditions for the marginalization, alienation, and radicalization of young Muslims where they didn't previously exist.
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"Given the way the technology works these days, there surely are ways that we can disrupt paths to radicalization, to identify recruitment patterns and to provide metrics that allow us to measure the success of our counter-radicalization efforts," Josh Earnest, the White House press secretary, said before the meeting began in California.
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The militant group brainwashed and brutalized children by schooling them to perceive Western values as evil, engaging them in combat training and, in some cases, forcing them to carry weapons and commit acts of violence, said Daniel Koehler, the director of the German Institute on Radicalization and De-radicalization Studies in Stuttgart.
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Vijaya Gadde: I worry about how to minimize radicalization as a whole and what role our platform plays in it.
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The global reach of terrorism has since been fed by online radicalization, encrypted messaging and the ease of international travel.
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In its aftermath, I was appointed as deputy convener of the UK government's working group on tackling radicalization and extremism.
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The platform has also been accused of essentially automating online radicalization — by pushing viewers towards increasingly extreme and hateful views.
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Reminder: Mickaël Harpon, the veteran police employee who killed four colleagues at the police headquarters, had shown signs of radicalization.
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In inflammatory remarks Sunday, Chechen President Ramzan Kadyrov insisted that France, and not Chechnya, was to blame for Azimov's radicalization.
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The proposal has been under consideration since September, amid fears that terrorist content on social media is contributing to radicalization.
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This is only going to increase their frustrations against the state, which would only make them more vulnerable to radicalization.
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But perhaps Joker, with its shallow portrayal of mental illness and radicalization, is not the film we need right now.
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That's part of why I think it's a big mistake to focus on this movie as a driver of radicalization.
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Saipova said her mother visited Saipov twice in the U.S. and didn't see "any sign" of radicalization during those visits.
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Over the past few years, after writing a book, he has dedicated himself to preventing the radicalization of young Muslims.
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Police identified the suspect as a 34-year-old German citizen with no indications of political radicalization or terrorist background.
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There are multiple programs aimed at preventing radicalization in Kenya, but analysts say the efforts appear to be falling short.
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He points in particular to Nahdlatul Ulama, a large organization that spreads ideas of compassion -- an important bulwark against radicalization.
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"The processes are pretty much the same," Mary Beth Altier, an expert on radicalization at New York University, told me.
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To win this fight, we need to treat the Internet as we would any other space where radicalization can breed.
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Add to the mix, concern over religious extremism in an age of increasing radicalization that can transform people within months.
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Most were for the "phenomenon of radicalization," Augustin de Romanet, the chief of Paris Aeroports said on Europe 1 radio.
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The DHS report concluded that radicalization trends in the U.S. present opportunities for tailored programs to counter violent extremism (CVE).
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Beyond this, the UK Home Secretary Amber Rudd's commitment to uplift Prevent, Britain's program for preventing radicalization, is certainly welcome.
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Politicians have linked online radicalization to recent terrorist attacks, as President Barack Obama did after the Orlando shooting in June.
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He stressed the need to work with Muslim communities to combat radicalization, while again slamming Trump for his divisive rhetoric.
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"Radicalization in the West" looked at five cases abroad, three in the United States and two relating to New York.
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Clinton's approach would be to rely on countermessaging to prevent radicalization and to try to recognize early signs of extremism.
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"There are also major security implications for the US that accompany that view," she added, including the possibility of radicalization.
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The official told Reuters that the internet is a central source of radicalization for both domestic and international-based terrorism.
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In Pakistan, a group of policewomen is rebuilding trust with the civilian population by addressing grievances that have fostered radicalization.
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More clues to Safia's radicalization may emerge during her trial, which is closed to the public under youth protection laws.
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A CNN investigation found that people with no history of radicalization were being imprisoned in the massive re-education camps.
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The federal police have begun an initiative that has trained nearly 18,000 police officers to recognize the signs of radicalization.
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A 2012 National Counterterrorism Center report, for instance, declared that anxiety, unmet personal needs, frustration and trauma helped drive radicalization.
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Analysts say that the crackdown and the consequent radicalization of the Kurdish political movement serves Mr. Erdogan's domestic political agenda.
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"Repression is breeding resentment, and in some cases radicalization," said Brian Dooley of Human Rights First, an American advocacy group.
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If Ahmed was indeed guilty, the same government that was now punishing him may have been responsible for his radicalization.
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"We must connect the dots between internet communities providing a platform for online radicalization and white supremacy," O'Rourke's proposal said.
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Although radicalization can stem from myriad factors, some experts say YouTube has inadvertently created a dangerous on-ramp to extremism.
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"We must connect the dots between internet communities providing a platform for online radicalization and white supremacy," his website reads.
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But poverty and unemployment in interface areas tend to be high, leaving many young men hopeless and vulnerable to radicalization.
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The question is not simply one of what traits certain terrorists share, but rather which traits are relevant in radicalization.
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But his is not a story of radicalization by YouTube; he doesn't dream of a caliphate or of waging jihad.
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Records of behavior in prison — increasingly understood as an important factor in radicalization — also appear not to be widely shared.
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The recruiter had once again reached from the grave to lead an impressionable young person down the path of radicalization.
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Researchers studying radicalization in Tunisia say police harassment is still pushing young people to run off and join the extremists.
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Deportations and arrests are no solution; if anything, they are a sign of failure, evidence that radicalization has already occurred.
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He stopped using his social media accounts, where links to Islamist websites were among the few traces of his radicalization.
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He says the challenges faced by different communities are best met together, but radicalization has eroded much of the trust.
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Neither will golden chains or glowing orbs provide a magical solution to the socioeconomic and political challenges that drive radicalization.
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Following the departure of the Taliban, Omaid founded ArtLords, a nonprofit using art to combat radicalization and corruption in Afghanistan.
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New York (CNN)Cesar Sayoc's social media accounts read like a blueprint for the radicalization of an alleged domestic terrorist.
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Mahmood said he had heard that Khater did not worship at the mosque and had not shown signs of radicalization.
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When this kind of behavior is left unchecked, it can lead to bad places — harassment, normalizing offensive language, and radicalization.
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Kenya's boosted efforts against radicalization were sparked by a series of attacks in 2014 and 2015 waged by al Shabaab.
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The reigning theory is radicalization: that the increasing politicization and religiosity of young Muslims can lead to eventual criminal conduct.
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This radicalization is made possible through a network of video collaborations with members of both ends of the political spectrum.
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There are multiple motivations, and we should stop thinking there will be a light bulb -- it's ISIS, it's radicalization, it's homophobia.
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"Understanding the drivers of terrorism is crucial if we are to develop counter-terrorism strategies that help combat radicalization," Killelea said.
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In a statement, Epik's chief executive, Rob Monster, cited concerns about its inadequate enforcement and a greater possibility of violent radicalization.
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This would perhaps be one way in which Francophone political culture would explain the apparent correlation between Francophone countries and radicalization.
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Some lawmakers criticized the police as being lax in flagging radicalization and blamed them for not monitoring Mr. Harpon more closely.
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The problem is also regular citizens within Europe turning to terrorism, via a process that terrorism experts refer to as radicalization.
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It's the same thing with [the Christchurch shooter, who] didn't really cite any fiction as an influence in his radicalization path.
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That has raised concerns of radicalization, especially in West Africa where the more tolerant Sufi Islam has historically been more dominant.
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Las Vegas police and the FBI have examined his politics, any possible radicalization and his social behavior but turned up little.
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"My mother says she didn&apost notice any sign of [radicalization] when she visited him in the U.S. twice," she said.
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Police said the 19-year-old suspect was a Norwegian of Somali origin, but they have found no signs of radicalization.
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These are the three biggest risk factors associated with violent radicalization, according to a study by Queen Mary University in London.
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Terrorism and radicalization is not a mental illness, so what we do about terrorism is for the police to deal with.
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Police said the 21.35-year-old suspect arrested is a Norwegian of Somali origin, but there are no signs of radicalization.
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The video platform has fended off mounting criticism that it's algorithm plays a role in the online radicalization of its users.
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This only covers some of the contributors to self-radicalization and how groups can take advantage of people to radicalize them.
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There is still a lot of debate about what leads to radicalization, which common factors are more important, and so on.
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This will enable Qatar to re-establish ties with other GCC States to promote counter-terrorism and counter-radicalization initiatives internationally.
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This was no easy task: the radicalization process is complex, and experts around the world are working to better understand it.
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And so long as there is extremism, the likelihood of radicalization -- and its violent byproducts of militancy and terrorism -- is strong.
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He called for more cooperation between governments, police, judiciaries, and intelligence services in the global crackdown on radicalization and terror financing.
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They also point to the irony that human rights abuses can create the very radicalization Egyptian authorities are seeking to suppress.
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Employment prospects deter radicalization of young, disenfranchised populations by offering stable lives instead of a path of hopelessness leading to extremism.
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The president's visit to the Islamic Center of Baltimore should be our starting point in changing the way we approach radicalization.
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"This is somebody who has invaluable insights into the radicalization process and great ideas about how to counter it," Vidino says.
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They are not luxuries, but critical to creating alternatives, making space for peaceful contestation, promoting inclusion and protecting youth from radicalization.
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But Mr. Rahami's radicalization does not appear to have occurred entirely in his bedroom, above the family's fried chicken restaurant here.
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If Jordan is going to fight radicalization and violent extremism, it needs to start by upholding the right to free speech.
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Indeed, we need to find more effective ways of identifying radicalization and pre-empting it before it leads to an attack.
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But Erskine didn't see any hint of radicalization in the time he spent with Saipov, a drive that cost him $41.65.
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He argues that Islamic radicalization in French immigrant communities is largely explained by the French commitment to the universalist republican ideal.
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The most in-depth piece on radicalization in Belgium is by Ben Taub and appeared last year in The New Yorker.
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The British government has other information about the men's backgrounds, associations, radicalization, movements and activities that could significantly strengthen that case.
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But while Mr. Mateen's internet browsing and social media records showed intense radicalization, there was no similar history for Ms. Salman.
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We already know how dangerous this cycle of radicalization can be, because similar mechanisms have fed Islamist terrorism in recent years.
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Ahmed Ali, the provincial-council chief, believes that the Afghans living in Behsud, and in similar settlements, are primed for radicalization.
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They have found upward of 84% attitude shift among prisoners convicted of terrorism in Indonesia after participating in de-radicalization programs.
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In prisons, assessments give wardens insight on how to properly handle an extremist detainee while preventing the radicalization of other inmates.
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After months of interviews, Koehler testified on his findings and identified Abdullahi Yusuf as the most favorable candidate for de-radicalization.
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For Rahimi, we learned that he spent time in Afghanistan and Pakistan, where such an opaque process as radicalization could happen.
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The women and children trapped in this legal and political limbo "remain at higher risk of further radicalization," the commission said.
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These people can still be isolated from radicalization in a gradual way, but there are people who have completely been radicalized.
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"The measures that the Xinjiang government takes are about counter-terrorism and de-radicalization," Geng said at a briefing on Wednesday.
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Sure, if you're using the "late 2019" version as proof that YouTube "actively discourages" radicalization now, you may have a point.
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Martin Luther King Jr. said, "injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere" — the same is true of terror and radicalization.
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Sixteen returned and were paired off with senior Muslims figures who taught them resilience against radicalization, and social and life skills.
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At that point, Mr. Nassari was up for parole, but he was refusing to talk to the government's de-radicalization specialists.
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And it had assigned undercover officers and informants to local Muslim leaders who were working with the NYPD to combat radicalization.
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But discriminating against second-generation young people on the basis of their heritage is certainly correlated with social isolation and radicalization.
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Related: There's no easy way to combat radicalization in Belgium Belgian Prime Minister Charles Michel said he strongly condemned the attack.
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Manoel Ribeiro, a researcher at the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology Lausanne and one of the authors of what the Penn State researchers describe as "the most rigorous and comprehensive analysis of YouTube radicalization to date," says that his work was misinterpreted to fit the algorithmic radicalization narrative by so many outlets that he lost count.
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That's exactly what the old radicalization model does: It picks and chooses facts to support an argument that has already been decided.
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"We know that higher levels of education tend to be associated with less radicalization and consequently less prospect of terrorism," she said.
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But a CNN investigation in May found that people with no history of radicalization were being imprisoned in massive re-education camps.
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Meanwhile, in Western countries like France and the U.S., the isolation of still-excluded Muslim communities makes disenfranchised youth ripe for radicalization.
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The government acknowledged that the man, Benjamin Herman, had been indirectly mentioned in two radicalization reports for his links with extremist inmates.
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Shutting down any terror "pipeline" in an age of transnational jihad and online radicalization has to be driven by sophisticated intelligence networks.
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"We only see [themes of radicalization discussed] from the TV or when a problem happens we read from the newspapers," he said.
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Munger and Phillips divided Lewis's Alternative Influence Network into five groups—from "Liberals" to "Alt-right"—based on their degree of radicalization.
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But amid international pressure, the U.S. now has an opportunity to draw clear red lines with the Saudis around radicalization and terrorism.
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You see this most vividly in politics, where the White House and Congress are often the cause and effect of the radicalization.
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And so long as Republicans refuse to see the threat clearly, the government's going to do too little to counter their radicalization.
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"A lot of radicalization comes from people wanting to practice their religious beliefs in what's seen as a 'pure' way," explains Deen.
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Effectively, they want to fight radicalization by "mapping ideologies", providing a compass to navigate belief systems and using cryptocurrency to reward contributors.
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The Washington Post revealed his identity in February, touching off intense examination of the causes of radicalization among Muslim immigrants in Europe.
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Treating all Sunnis as suspected ISIS collaborators will only restart the vicious cycle of marginalization, dispossession, and anger that leads to radicalization.
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When I reached him at his home in Chicago, he described a process of radicalization that will sound familiar to many Democrats.
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"We are breeding a generation of kids who are estranged from their own societies," U.K.-based expert on radicalization Bill Durodie said.
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For now, Nigeria can use the de-radicalization program to dry up the reservoir of disenchanted youths from which Boko Haram recruits.
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McCaul and others have voiced support for more programs countering violent extremism in prisons that aim to prevent the radicalization of prisoners.
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But there are concerns that it could infringe on freedom of speech, and some question whether automated content removal would mitigate radicalization.
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Caught in the closed loop of fan-servicing, Trump is setting the nation on a path toward further radicalization and further violence.
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And what we know is that there are certain social processes that are critical in a turn towards radicalization: isolation and marginalization.
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Increased hostility toward the Jewish state is part of a wider, ongoing radicalization of the Democratic Party, intensified during the Obama administration.
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An overreliance on fighting extremist radicalization online risks avoiding the hard work on the ground, and confounds a tactic for a strategy.
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The genesis of radicalization spawns in a number places, one of them being a Saudi-funded madrassa (or religious school) in Pakistan.
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Among Muslim immigrant communities in Europe, the Saudi influence seems to be just one factor driving radicalization, and not the most significant.
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Women have provided actionable intelligence when they've seen sons or husbands in the process of radicalization, before they participate in terrorist acts.
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Refugees are vulnerable to radicalization while in settlements, particularly when terror groups promise basic resources the KRG cannot provide on its own.
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They're increasingly targeting "normies" within Generation Z for radicalization by acting the part of the counterculture pushing back on the progressive hegemony.
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More than a decade later, law enforcement officials and government-funded community groups still regard money problems as an indicator of radicalization.
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Wallace suggested the government is considering a tax on tech firms to cover the rising costs of policing related to online radicalization.
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And then there are policies that in the name of "countering violent extremism" focus on the supposed threats of radicalization and extremism.
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He was the person that somehow reached through the internet and held their hand as they started down the funnel of radicalization.
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And the radicalization of the Republican Party, especially on cultural and racial issues, has sent Asian-Americans voters fleeing to the Democrats.
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Since de-radicalization efforts are so new, and there is scant evidence on what methods work, experts approach the idea with skepticism.
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Although radicalization can stem from myriad factors, some experts say the site's recommendation algorithm has created a dangerous on-ramp to extremism.
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Radicalization is driven by a complex set of elements, but critics say that YouTube has created a dangerous on-ramp to extremism.
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If you're not allowed to say that white supremacy is a form of radicalization, then how are you going to stop it?
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But hoping to secure a lesser sentence, they filed an unusual memo that laid out in minute detail his path toward radicalization.
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The paper, "Auditing Radicalization Pathways on YouTube," attempts to measure the site's ability to nurture extremism by tracking commenters over 22020 years.
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Moreover, while China wants a cooperative Uighur community, detentions and other abuses seem more likely to breed resentment and stoke broader radicalization.
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Back with Claudia, Elizabeth — her radicalization nearly complete — said that this time, she needed to know why she was killing her target.
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"There are signs that allow us to speak of radicalization in prison," Interior Minister Jan Jambon said about the assailant's possible motives.
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The attacker was not on a terrorism watch list, nor on a list of people suspected of being at risk of radicalization.
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And it will require communities to expose radicalization in their midst and companies to limit the spreading of hate on their platforms.
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Free-form self-radicalization, picking this or that from the heaping smorgasbord of hate on the nation's plate, is becoming the norm.
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In both groups, Atran says, the ability to divert or deradicalize someone "depends on where along the path to radicalization" they are.
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Even so-called lone wolves, as Rahami has been characterized, have traversed the radicalization pathway through a collage of ideas and discussions.
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First, many mosques are funded by Saudi Arabia and, reflecting a Salafist ideology (an ultraconservative movement within Sunni Islam), have encouraged radicalization.
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Besides countering the pillars of white supremacist ideology, the company also put significant effort into building playlists that challenge the radicalization process.
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Roy argued that the issue was not the radicalization of Islam but "the Islamization of radicalism" — a phrase that quickly caught on.
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This is because the investigation reports and at times, even the attackers themselves, attributes their crimes to radicalization by foreign terrorist groups.
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Like most Millennials, they didn't envision a struggle against the forces of radicalization becoming one of the defining battles of their generation.
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Some believe we are actually worse off, having destabilized a region, enabled new radicalization, and created dangerous associations between Islam and terror.
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Muriel Domenach, who leads the French government's task force on the prevention of radicalization, called Mr. Saidi's work both funny and important.
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This would help the most vulnerable members of Yemen's population and curb opportunities for radicalization and jihadist recruitment among Yemeni displaced persons.
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The C.I.A. has produced in-depth analyses of Sunni radicalization dating to 1979, when Wahhabi messianists seized the Grand Mosque in Mecca.
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A recent study conducted in Jordan by UN Women highlighted that radicalization affects women as much as or even more than men.
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Embracing Russia and its brutal tactics has the potential to stoke anti-American sentiment and encourage radicalization among Muslims around the world.
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The Prevent program provides instruction to teachers, doctors, social workers, and prison and housing officials on how to detect early signs of radicalization.
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And as the recent attacks in Europe, the U.S. and elsewhere sadly demonstrate, the resources to fight radicalization are often simply not there.
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This torture may have also fed Harith's worldview that he was a victim in a global war against Islam and exacerbated his radicalization.
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Twenty ministers and vice ministers from 17 different countries are expected to participate in the forum, which will focus on counterterrorism and radicalization.
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One way to disrupt online radicalization is to redirect vulnerable audiences toward credible counter-messages just as they start looking into those questions.
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He said intelligence services had looked into the suspect in 2015 following anonymous tips but "nothing was found that could indicate a radicalization".
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The anonymous iFunny user whom BuzzFeed News spoke to claimed that the radicalization taking over the site had been building for several years.
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Facebook's push toward "meaningful" Facebook groups has also inspired a rash of new issues, including a sudden uptick in misinformation, harassment, and radicalization.
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Thousands of Yazidis remain trapped inside ISIS territory, and Shrem fears time may be running out to save many of them from radicalization.
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Mohammed Emwazi, 26, who was identified as the ISIS militant known as "Jihadi John," encountered British security forces on his path to radicalization.
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And in the kind of terrorist recruitment and radicalization space, that means interacting with folks who we think are engaged in that activity.
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For politicians, ceaselessly shouting about the Muslim threat has proved to have downsides: It has inflamed many Muslims, perhaps pushing them toward radicalization.
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"There are strong indications of radicalization by this killer and of potential inspiration by foreign terrorist organizations," FBI Director James Comey told reporters.
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Justin Kosslyn leads product management at Jigsaw, the Google (erm, Alphabet) subsidiary working on technological solutions to problems like online censorship and radicalization.
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"First you have to look at whether the material crosses a boundary between free speech and democratic speech into radicalization material," he said.
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Some opt for de-radicalization programs seeking to reintegrate jihadists—like Denmark, which has developed a system centering on deterring returnees from violence.
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The London Parliament attack is a reminder of how important counter-radicalization programs are to the safety of America and our allies overseas.
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Secondly, the State Department should increase international partnership building with our trusted allies and create a Trans-European Radicalization Council to organize efforts.
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Increased radicalization in Tanzania will lead to more of its citizens joining al-Shabaab, a group the U.S. has fought for a decade.
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Speaking at an event at the University of Chicago on Tuesday, Kelly pointed to strong community networks as another way to prevent radicalization.
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He's also been pushing a "soft approach," focusing on how cultural and religious approaches should be used, and poverty tackled, to reduce radicalization.
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In each case, collaboration between government, civil society and citizens was critical – a whole-of-community approach to rooting out radicalization to violence.
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To prevent future attacks it is essential to have the support of all the Gulf States working towards counter-terrorism and counter-radicalization.
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He said Trump's speech put the rest the notion that Muslim allies would not want to work with the administration on defeating radicalization.
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Islamophobia is not a solution to the problem of growing radicalization in European immigrant communities or to the rise of violent extremism internationally.
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But the tidal undertow of radicalization and tribal epistemology, which accelerated so disastrously under Obama, has left no room for grappling with reality.
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In Zurich, cantonal police officer Bruno Keller said an investigation had uncovered "no evidence of radicalization or ideological motive" for the man's actions.
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"This is largely due to the concern of inadequate enforcement and the elevated possibility of violent radicalization on the platform," the statement says.
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The OIC stands as United States' most committed, legitimate, and effective partner in the mission to combat violent extremism and promote de-radicalization.
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The repatriation of the IS families has now moved the discussion of de-radicalization from the theoretical to the practical and the public.
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This is a battle for the soul of his religion at a time when conflict and radicalization are tearing apart the Middle East.
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To go from general dissatisfaction with the government or older politicians to throwing bricks at the police requires a great deal of radicalization.
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Strasbourg has a heightened level of Islamist radicalization for a city of its size, said Kit Nicholl, a security analyst for IHS Markit.
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He's also disappointed in the lack of investment in anti-radicalization and rehabilitation programs, which Ben Rejeb says are sorely lacking in Tunisia.
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Travel ban: Spicer said that Trump has been "very clear" that his goal is about security and preventing "radicalization" — not targeting any religion.
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"This has become more important because of what happened with the radicalization of groups that have kidnapped Islam" for their own political purposes.
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In other words, there are fewer spots along the path from radicalization to execution of an attack for the plot to be disrupted.
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The White House has gone silent on the Egyptian government's abhorrent human rights abuses, which fuel radicalization, increasing the global threat from terrorism.
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He also defended the reports as a portrayal of the personal experience of online radicalization rather than a quantitative probe of the algorithm.
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Examining millions of YouTube recommendations over the course of a year, two researchers have determined that the platform in fact combats political radicalization.
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Last fall, Kevin Munger and Joseph Phillips, a pair of political scientists at Penn State, published a corrective study of radicalization on YouTube.
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Islamic leaders in Europe have countered that the bans in fact lead to women feeling excluded from Western societies, and thus facilitate radicalization.
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As de-development deepens, grievances against local and central governments will grow, fueling nativistic instincts among political leaders and radicalization among marginalized communities.
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Janet Napolitano, the head of Homeland Security at the time, retracted the report and closed Mr. Johnson's office, the Extremism and Radicalization Branch.
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"ISIS still have a powerful message in the cyber world, self-radicalization occurs around the world, that is an enduring problem," McKenzie said.
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"Rather than police content, it would try to disrupt the process of radicalization," said Clark Hogan-Taylor, the head of communications for Moonshot.
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" Its program "Digital Shepherds", developed in partnership with the UK's Home Office, would "automate the process of identifying individuals at risk of radicalization.
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The US State Department also contracted SCL in 2017 to conduct "target audience research" in order to better understand ISIS radicalization and recruitment.
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A new study of YouTube's algorithm attracting mainstream attention this weekend claims that the online video giant "actively discourages" radicalization on the platform.
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There is unemployment, corruption, inept government, demographic strain, sectarianism, racial tension, regional rivalry, rampant crime, religious radicalization, resource depletion, the list goes on.
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Social media companies have come under fire from governments and radicalization experts for a lack of action against extremist content on their platforms.
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It was also the story of Taystee's radicalization, and of the day that Daya got sick of seeing the other side of things.
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Law enforcement officials, technology companies and lawmakers have long tried to limit what they call the "radicalization" of young people over the internet.
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The radicalization of the Republican electorate has been a multidecade process and the extremists in the party find new foils whenever one disappears.
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That type of radicalization plays into ISIS's strategy of encouraging supporters in the West to carry out attacks inspired by the group's messaging.
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That helps explain why U.S. attacks have largely been the work of "self-made" terrorists, said Brandeis University professor and radicalization expert Jytte Klausen.
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I spoke to him about how coding became so white and male and what platforms like Facebook and YouTube can do to prevent radicalization.
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Push and pull Beyond the battle-hardened survivors of the caliphate, there are plenty of ISIS sympathizers sustained by online radicalization and extremist preachers.
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This is a counter-extremism strategy that has reportedly seen thousands of people, including children aged 10 and under, referred to anti-radicalization progams.
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McCants and Meserole hypothesize that this culture of laïcité has alienated French and Belgian Muslims from national culture, making them more vulnerable to radicalization.
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They suggest that political, social, and/or cultural practices associated with laïcité — say, for example, emphasizing secularism — could have something to do with radicalization.
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While separatist aspirations by the Bosnian Serb and Croat nationalists grow stronger, there is also a threat of radicalization among traditionally moderate Bosnian Muslims.
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If we do not pay attention to the reciprocity of radicalization patterns, we are directly creating fertile ground for the far-right extremist ideology.
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Mass shooters have left detailed internet histories documenting their online radicalization via the rank estuary of targeted harassment, bigotry, and polarization that's developed online.
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It's an exchange that Dawson has since been criticized for, with one activist using it as an example of how radicalization on YouTube works.
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Tragic events ahead of the midterms are causing a contentious media blame game over who is responsible for the increasing radicalization of American citizens.
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The loosely organized radicals who call themselves anti-fascists have become representative of 211, a new set of icons for an age of radicalization.
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As Facebook continues to face criticism over how it handles terrorist propaganda, the company is detailing its process for countering radicalization and other threats.
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The source in the public defender's office warned me that to link Chuck Davis's killing too closely to online radicalization would be a mistake.
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Mr. Brisard said the police over all had been alert to radicalization, adding that the headquarters attack had most likely been an isolated case.
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Now is the time to start articulating a detailed plan for the de-radicalization of the Chibok girls before they are reintegrated into society.
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This, combined with an "incentive for high views," as Becca Lewis, a researcher at Stanford University called it, creates a breeding ground for radicalization.
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The verdict comes amid concerns of increased radicalization among Muslims in Europe and deadly attacks claimed by Islamic State militants in Paris and Brussels.
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Youth, wealth and education are the three biggest risk factors associated with violent radicalization, according to a study by Queen Mary University of London.
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For the next five months, the FBI met with Conley regularly to discuss her increasing radicalization and her desire to join the fight overseas.
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Social media accelerated this radicalization, by giving widely dispersed individuals access to ideology that was far less accessible even as recently as 9/11.
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German officials are increasingly concerned about the radicalization of the movement following the fatal shooting of a police officer by a Reichsbürger in October.
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Second: it suggests that social media is the only mechanism by which the forces that characterized this election—misinformation, extremism, radicalization, and paranoia—proliferate.
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While he condemned Saipov&aposs alleged crimes, he also said he understands what can send a law-abiding Muslim down the path of radicalization.
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" In another part of the same interview, Omar adds, "We should be profiling monitoring and creating policies to fight the radicalization of white men.
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That's often just not how radicalization works, and they may have chosen to take up terrorism for very personal or otherwise totally different reasons.
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Comfortably the most fertile ground for radicalization—above all in Belgium's neighbor, France—is the prison system, which is overcrowded with young Muslim men.
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The causes of Islamic radicalization are complex, and no one is suggesting that drug decriminalization alone would come anywhere near to solving the problem.
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"I believe Europe is in great danger," Alberto Testa, an expert on far-right radicalization at the University of West London, told VICE News.
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Around 500 people have been arrested, several mosques were closed and one, where authorities believed radicalization was taking place, was leveled to the ground.
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The website now features six sections -- covering military funding, intelligence sharing, battling ISIS, fighting radicalization online and more -- that weren't there a month ago.
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Friends say they think he started down the road to radicalization when he traveled to Tanzania in 2009, The Washington Post reported this year.
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Maassen said authorities needed access to streaming data from foreign servers - for instance of videos showing beheadings - to track radicalization of possible Islamist attackers.
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The programs identify the motivations behind the individual's radicalization, and aim to negate them with the benefits offered through the reintegration, counseling and mentorship.
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Early indications suggest that De-radicalization programs in the U.S. are capable preventing further violent terror activity, and changing the outlook of some extremists.
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The implementation of de-radicalization programs is our country's next step to better address the terrorist threat and keep our country safe and secure.
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Malik, who has studied women and radicalization extensively, says that while the Taliban has used women before, the magazine signals a change in strategy.
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Victims of ISIS, including murdered journalists Steven Sotloff and James Foley, must not be forgotten, and learning the lessons of ISIS radicalization is imperative.
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But Wyden said he's sensitive to concerns about the rural economy in the West and he's cognizant it could lead to radicalization and violence.
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Meanwhile, an increasingly suffocating climate for the opposition could prompt the radicalization of more hardline opposition elements, particularly from the Jamaat-e-Islami party.
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It fails to address the hardest and most common cause of radicalization in the United States, when personal demons morph into ideologically driven violence.
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Mommsen outlined a "cumulative radicalization" of the Nazi state in which Hitler functioned as a "weak dictator," ceding policy-making to competing bureaucratic agencies.
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Efforts to deal with the aftermath include supporting bereaved families, working with communities to prevent radicalization, and helping schools look after traumatized young people.
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Overseas Uighur advocate groups say the restrictions have only increased resentment over heavy-handed Chinese rule and fueled a cycle of radicalization and violence.
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"Enormous effort has gone into theorizing about who is most vulnerable to online or remote radicalization, and how they can be identified," Hurlburt notes.
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And while Ms. Mirahmadi said "nobody would disagree" with her warning signs, researchers are far less certain that they are indicators of potential radicalization.
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Mekhennet had spoken with members in his community, as well as worshippers at the mosque he frequented, in an attempt to trace his radicalization.
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Op-Ed Contributor LONDON — The word "Wahhabism" has become a boogeyman in the West, deemed responsible for the radicalization of Muslims around the world.
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As governments and aid organizations come to understand the driving factors that lead to radicalization, they can adjust their policies to correct these problems.
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The new laws reflect the government's increasing concern over the radicalization of young people and the potential for attacks by so-called lone wolves.
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But our research shows that if someone is at the early stage of radicalization, excluding them can make them more willing to use violence.
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The broader question of how exposure to the Islamic State's online content features in the radicalization of jihadists is not answered in our research.
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Mr. Philippe also said the state would fire civil servants or military personnel "whose behavior" carried risks of "engagement in a process of radicalization."
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Several months ago, he spoke to the president of his union about how they were preparing to tackle topics like ideological radicalization and misinformation.
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Among other things, the company questions the methodology by which the researchers created the three groupings of channels that constitute its view of radicalization.
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Another boldfaced part of the plan would dedicate $1 billion to combat violent extremism and radicalization taking place on social media forums like 8chan.
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I also had the impression that people were wondering, where does this kind of radicalization come from, and what are the reasons for it?
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A March 2018 New York Times article by sociologist Zeynep Tufekci set out the now widely reported thesis that YouTube is a radicalization engine.
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In retrospect, the father said, the only clue to his son's radicalization was an increased interest in religion in the days before he left.
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The United States and Kazakhstan enjoy good security and intelligence cooperation and need to enhance their cooperation against radicalization and terrorism in the region.
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"We have to control the amount of future immigration into this country to prevent large pockets of radicalization from forming inside America," Trump said.
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For young men from the French banlieues, assimilation and radicalization appeared to be two sides of a coin that never fell in their favor.
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Additionally, the government of Nigeria should expand its counterterrorism partnership with the United States, and implement de-radicalization programs for the group's apathetic fighters.
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Left unchecked, competing outrages and persecution narratives could lead to a cascade of radicalization, in which extremists on each side feed the other's growth.
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The most important thing now would be for sober Republicans to stand up to their party's radicalization, even if it meant leaving the party.
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Our approach is grounded not only in the recognition that killing civilians is wrong but also in the understanding that indiscriminate violence encourages radicalization.
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It was the climax of a radicalization that was rooted in Ms. Witt's military service and that accelerated while she was in graduate school.
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Radicalization comes in many forms, and it can be thrust upon any parent whose child has been brainwashed by a cult or extreme ideology.
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"Among other things, the members of this small unit are tasked to assist the Service in better understanding radicalization and terrorism," the posting says.
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They see what I'm doing, they trust me and we are working together to help raise awareness on topics like radicalization and so on.
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"It's election campaigning," Peter Neumann, the director of the International Center for the Study of Radicalization at King's College London, says of her statement.
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Christianne Boudreau became known in Canada and abroad for being outspoken about her son Damian Clairmont's conversion to Islam, radicalization, and subsequent death in 2014.
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Christianne Boudreau became known in Canada and abroad for being outspoken about her son Damian Clairmont's conversion to Islam, radicalization, and subsequent death in 103.
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" She declared war on radicalization and networks that support terrorism, noting that while Mateen may be dead "the violence that poisoned his mind is not.
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Experimental theater ensemble Hinterlands has boiled it down for us in their latest piece, a work two years in the making, titled The Radicalization Process.
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In this month's issue of the Washingtonian, an anonymous parent recalls the experience of their child's gradual radicalization after being falsely accused of sexual harassment.
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A convert to Islam, Harpon had shown signs of possible radicalization before the attack but no formal investigation was launched and he kept his job.
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"His criminal record does not indicate a history of radicalization prior to his convictions, it's all normal street guy stuff," the Federal Police official said.
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When it comes to radicalization, he says, these are the sorts of factors we should be concerned about—not the effects of each algorithmic tweak.
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This week, that's the renewed questions around radicalization — and a new burst of energy around what many people think is a lost cause: gun control.
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The consequences of connection — fake news, radicalization, massive targeted harassment campaigns, algorithmically-generated psychological torment, inane bullshit — were not part of what we were sold.
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Abu Hurriya -- a name he made up, meaning "father of freedom" in Arabic -- said he can relate to young people on the cusp of radicalization.
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We all know the roots of terrorism today are complex, the result of decades of radicalization of radical jihadists under both Republican and Democratic administrations.
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"The problem is that now they are just sowing the seeds of further radicalization in the most fragile elements in the French population," Louati said.
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Soon, those searching for terms related to Islamic extremism will be hit with anti-radicalization propaganda ads aimed at dissuading potential Islamic State (ISIS) recruits.
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With Molenbeek again in the spotlight, this working-class district with a large Muslim population once more must face difficult questions about integration and radicalization.
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Besides, many recent fears—about radicalization among Syrian refugees or an al Qaeda heavy making his way into the country—turned out to be bogus.
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Right now, in a conference room in Tunisia, an organization called FATE is trying to work out how to prevent the radicalization of young Muslims.
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The first stage, disengagement, in which an individual ceases illegal activities, can promote successful de-radicalization, the second stage during which they renounce extremist ideology.
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This past April, a federal judge in Minnesota created the first de-radicalization program in the United States for four Minnesotans convicted of supporting ISIS.
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It's also a proven destination for the radicalization of toxic beliefs, and it has a long history of fostering horrible behavior both online and off.
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When the New York Police Department (NYPD) issued one of the earliest reports on radicalization, in 2007, not much had been published on the subject.
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First, several of Pakistan's political parties are supporting radicalization and flirting with jihadi mindsets, including calling for a jihad against the United States in Afghanistan.
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That visa diversity program may well be flawed, but we cannot read minds or intuit motivation, particularly if the process of radicalization develops over time.
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Earlier this year, the UK issued family court orders for more than 30 British children, over radicalization fears, according to a report from The Guardian.
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For their own sakes, both countries must do more to meet the legitimate demands of their minority groups that are increasingly at risk of radicalization.
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The difference in this moment is that unlike other populations, foreign terrorists are specifically targeting the vulnerable among the Muslim population for indoctrination and radicalization.
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The government should also work with Bedouin tribal leaders to identify youth who are showing signs of radicalization and help steer them away from ISIS.
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The attacks perpetrated this year by European citizens underscore the need for a long-term strategy to tackle alienation and radicalization within Europe's Muslim communities.
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Terrorism, extremism, and radicalization have followed everything else that young people do in going online (and it is usually young people—and specifically young men).
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Some public officials have pointed to mosque attendance or conservative Islamic styling like hijabs for women or long beards for men as signs of radicalization.
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"Not all individuals who become radicalized have unmet personal needs, but those who do are more vulnerable to radicalization," the document said, citing no sources.
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As far as the radicalization, there were a group of people we interviewed during pre-production that were his age and in his peer group.
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It also remains unclear what role the ISIS recruiter Abu Abbas al-Lubnani, who Tooba married, played in both her radicalization and journey to Syria.
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Amid controversy last year over Justin Trudeau's support for anti-terrorism Bill C-21984, the Liberals pledged to create an office that would tackle radicalization.
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Amid controversy last year over Justin Trudeau's support for anti-terrorism Bill C-51, the Liberals pledged to create an office that would tackle radicalization.
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But Papers, Please reminds us that when that system becomes unresponsive, angry citizens lose their peaceful outlets for complaint and radicalization is soon to follow.
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He has spent decades studying "new religious movements" — that's academese for "cults" — and his latest work has tilted toward terrorism and the process of radicalization.
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And as we have seen over and over, those people can become candidates for radicalization that threatens not only their nations, but ours as well.
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Callimachi: The problem, though, is unless you put these people away for life, jails, in general, turn out to be a vector in the radicalization.
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Radicalization meant adopting the very same policies the opposition feared the most: anti-secularism in Turkey, anti-Europeanism in Hungary and anti-pluralism in Venezuela.
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North America's first anti-radicalization group launched in Montreal last year with millions of dollars in funding from the city and the province of Quebec.
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Radicalization happens first and foremost on the internet, where violent extremists meet and incite each other, and where they should be tracked down and monitored.
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"The ethos of the identitarians is nonviolent," said Peter Neumann, director of the International Center for the Study of Radicalization at King's College in London.
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The Judiciary Committee's Subcommittee on Crime and Terrorism will hold a hearing on how social media networks have been used to promote terrorism or radicalization.
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The only thing these experts can agree on is that "radicalization," as its called, is enormously complex, and the reasons vary from individual to individual.
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During Mr. Abedi's visit to Libya, his parents became worried about his radicalization, and even seized his British passport, according to the friend in Manchester.
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The Speaker's team blasted out a laundry list of proposals to combat radical extremists, including restricting the travel of foreign fighters and combating online radicalization.
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One of Cloudflare's clients was 8chan – an online message board home to the radicalization of both the El Paso shooter and the one at Christchurch.
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In popular memory, the Columbia protests were a high point of the campus movement against the Vietnam War, and a mile marker in its radicalization.
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Amid an upsurge in violent hate attacks, federal law enforcement agencies and other groups have been scrutinizing online activity like internet searches to counteract radicalization.
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A police program for detecting radicalization, called Prevent, has a toxic reputation in Muslim communities in Britain but is considered exemplary by other European countries.
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The Indonesian government's recent decision to block Telegram is an ineffectual form of prevention because it targets the means of radicalization rather than its sources.
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Google said that in previous counter-radicalization attempts, users clicked on ads at an "unusually high rate" to watch videos that debunk terrorism recruitment messages.
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Since then, Bro said she's spent many sleepless nights agonizing over her daughter's death and researching its cause: the online radicalization of young white men.
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Beijing says its de-radicalization efforts in Xinjiang have brought unprecedented stability, pointing to a lack of violence in the past two years or so.
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In 2005, after the July 7 bombings in London, I was appointed as deputy convenor of the British government's task force on tackling radicalization and extremism.
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McCants and Meserole began the study out of frustration: Despite the obvious importance of research about radicalization, studies on the topic hadn't found anything really firm.
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Radicalization — whether it's jihadist extremism or right-wing extremism — more often than not starts at home in the US rather than entering the country from abroad.
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It's a radicalization problem, that there's a big difference between Islam, the religion, and radical Islamic terrorists that come here to seek to do us harm.
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Screening as part of BAM's annual "Contemporary Arab Cinema" showcase, Of Fathers and Sons and Fatwa offer starkly different meditations on the radicalization of young men.
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To answer these questions, Twitter is working with academics to study how its platform is used and whether its theory about de-radicalization actually holds up.
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China officially guarantees freedom of religion, but in recent years officials nervous about the possibility of radicalization and violence have tightened controls in heavily Muslim areas.
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This is a view backed up by Charlie Winter, senior research fellow at the International Center for the Study of Radicalization and Political Violence (ICSR). 22703.
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The plan echoes some of Trump's concerns about Muslim immigrants, with calls to tighten refugee screening and discussion of ways to prevent the radicalization of youths.
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For the EU, the refugee crisis is now in a new phase: attention has shifted to the challenges of integration, co-existence with Islam, and radicalization.
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Police and government officials have said the attackers were from well-off Bangladeshi families, a rarity and an indication that religious radicalization was widening its scope.
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This is something of which the French government is well aware—their Ministry of Justice website has a page devoted to the risks of prison radicalization.
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Not only do they harm countless people and threaten America by creating an easy point of radicalization for at-risk people, they also look like shit.
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" And instead of bloviating about how he's the only guy with the courage to say "radical Islamic terrorism," Trump now uses the more PC "combating radicalization.
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I served as deputy convenor of the Her Majesty's Government's working group on tackling radicalization and extremism, set up in the wake of that grotesque attack.
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"The Gafas and the industry need to act quickly to detect and destroy content that calls for terrorism, hatred and radicalization," a senior French diplomat said.
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Approximately 100 Americans have joined the ranks of ISIS and other militant groups, according to the International Centre for the Study of Radicalization and Political Violence.
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U.S. President Donald Trump visited Saudi Arabia's capital city of Riyadh two weeks ago and called on Muslim nations to take the lead in resolving radicalization.
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Terrorists actively cast a wide net, targeting those who have been exposed to trauma, violence, or who have the slightest cognitive opening to radicalization and recruitment.
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One of the things that makes this so complicated is many of these factors can be present in someone's life and still not lead to radicalization.
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"The reduced contribution also impacts regional security at a time when the Middle East faces multiple risks and threats, notably that of further radicalization," he said.
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China has faced growing international opprobrium over a controversial de-radicalization program in the heavily Muslim populated Xinjiang, where critics say China is running internment camps.
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"The true lone wolf is usually psychotic, and very few jihadists are truly psychotic," said Jytte Klausen, a professor at Brandeis University who specializes in radicalization.
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The rampage, which comes amid heightened vigilance over radicalization and mass terror attacks in Europe, prompted authorities to increase London's armed police presence on the streets.
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The discussion, which also included Vijaya Gadde, lead counsel at Twitter, gets into other uncomfortable topics, like the fact that Twitter is basically a radicalization machine.
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Radicalization is never a straight path; it is a meandering road littered with a collection of ideas, emotions, questions of identity, frustrations, and often, psychological issues.
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Why the bomb maker would himself become a suicide bomber remains one of the essential mysteries surrounding him and, much like his radicalization, defies simple explanation.
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How does a democratic society counter self-radicalization and prevent domestic attacks by those who have absorbed the call of terrorist groups to kill innocent civilians?
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The United States has undertaken similar efforts to entice the cooperation of tech companies in combating online radicalization, focusing on promoting "counter-narratives" to extremist content.
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Or, should we focus our energies more on the threats that terrorism experts tell us are the most important — online radicalization and access to automatic weapons?
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Soon after came the abduction and murder of Sergeant Rashidi by the six cousins, following a process of radicalization that no one in their families noticed.
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While the appointment of a monitor has some rational connection to the harm alleged in the lawsuits, officially purging the radicalization report raises questions about intentions.
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If terrorism is to be eradicated in Afghanistan in particular and the region in general, a de-radicalization drive must be carried out with full vigor.
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The best messengers of an anti-radicalization message are community leaders and trusted individuals who share cultural and social capital with those who are at risk.
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Modernization and economic reform give Islamic nations a way to counter radicalization in the digital world, said Fred Kempe, president and CEO of the Atlantic Council.
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Does ideology play a central role in the process of radicalization, or does it provide a black-and-white justification at the end of the process?
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Critics argue that the administration is ignoring the threat of online radicalization by terror groups in its pursuit of dramatic cuts to the legal immigration system.
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Graham told Politico that his hearing will also focus on how platforms can work to stop "radicalization on the internet" that helps terror groups' recruitment efforts.
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For Europe, dealing with climate change is a matter of political responsibility and multilateral engagement, and a matter of security, prevention of conflicts and even radicalization.
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Sri Lanka's junior defense minister, Ruwan Wijewardene, told Reuters the government was taking measures to curb radicalization but conceded that communal tensions were a big concern.
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A 2014 study by the UK think tank Claystone found that the Commission placed 55 charities under its "extremism and radicalization" watch list without their knowledge.
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It was the only ethnic group to report a rise, and the government's anti-radicalization program, Channel, is receiving more far-right referrals than ever before.
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"Unless we counter terrorist radicalization and recruitment," the document concluded, "we will be fighting a never-ending battle against terrorism in the homeland, overseas and online."
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Chinese officials have justified these policies as necessary to counter religious radicalization and extremism, but critics say they are meant to curtail Islamic traditions and practices.
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Canadian experts on terrorism and radicalization say Gaya's situation could provide a good precedent for other convicted terrorists in Canada as they become eligible for release.
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And seeing the gap between the way we often talk about radicalization and how it actually works is the first step to understanding and combating it.
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There are about 25,000 on the watch list, according to Interior Ministry figures published last year; and roughly 10,000 of those are suspected of religious radicalization.
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Instead, the authorities noticed Mr. Chekatt's radicalization in prison, and he was monitored by French intelligence services after his release in late 2015, Mr. Nuñez said.
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Since November 2016, I've been helped by increasing media attention to March 8, the growing radicalization of American women and a rising interest in democratic socialism.
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Meanwhile our centrists, along with much of the news media, spent years in denial about the radicalization of the G.O.P., engaging in almost pathological false equivalence.
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"If the answer is more radicalization, the climate will get worse and more dangerous in the weeks that separate us from the polls," Ms. Leitão wrote.
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All this leaves educators and school administrators feeling outmatched in influencing students who could be vulnerable to radicalization — and in developing constructive ways to fight it.
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The grants were administered by the Office of Community Partnerships, which works intimately with local governments and community organizations to prevent jihadist and white-nationalist radicalization.
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The police said his radicalization began when he watched a television program, based on real events, about Pakistani men sexually exploiting young women in northern England.
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"Islamist radicalization threatens our society, and not only when it leads to violence," Prime Minister Édouard Philippe said Friday in Lille while announcing the new measures.
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Radicalization is an ongoing problem on platforms like YouTube, where viewers can easily tumble down rabbit holes of far-right content thanks to the platform's algorithm.
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"Personalized, logged-in, longitudinal data is how radicalization has to be understood, since it's how it's experienced on a platform like YouTube," he wrote on Twitter.
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"The nature of radicalization is changing," said Oren Segal, the director of the Center on Extremism at the Anti-Defamation League, a national civil rights group.
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If the recommendation system is truly a horrifyingly competent engine of radicalization, then it's difficult to imagine Bonnell or anyone else making much of an impact.
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"The root of all these problems is the Jew," the alleged shooter said in a clip shared by the International Center for the Study of Radicalization.
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No doubt, Khadivi's novel will draw comparisons to Mohsin Hamid's much acclaimed 2007 book, "The Reluctant Fundamentalist," which also takes on identity, displacement, assimilation and radicalization.
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The 85033-page document covers the country's security measures aimed at terrorists, financial measures to disrupt terrorist funding and anti-radicalization efforts, according to the report.
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But Beijing's "de-radicalization campaign" in Xinjiang province, which saw many ethnic Kazakhs put into camps, and virus fears have stoked anti-Chinese feeling in Kazakhstan.
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The upsurge in violent hate attacks across the country has prompted federal law enforcement agencies and other groups to look for ways to counteract radicalization online.
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Government grants for privately run "de-radicalization" programs have been easy money, with scores of new outfits and self-proclaimed gurus trumpeting their claims of success.
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One long-term priority for U.S. counterterrorism efforts must be stemming the emergence of new terrorists, and that means community-based efforts focusing on preventing radicalization.
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This radicalization may (or may not) lead the Democrats to regain control of the House and Senate, but will likely further polarize our already hyperpartisan society.
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Here was a new type of terrorism arrest: decently paid men in their 30s giving no warning signs of radicalization — no beards, no robes, no proselytizing.
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The far western region of Xinjiang is often a hub of unrest, and Beijing has touted the camps as part of anti-radicalization efforts there. 4.
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Being logged into an account versus being an anonymous user makes a major difference to the algorithm, as other researchers of YouTube radicalization have pointed out.
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In short: a total embarrassment of a hearing that touched little on the actual issues of radicalization online and the real-world violence it can foster.
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The brazen nature of of the broadcast, and the tech companies' failure to prevent its proliferation online, raised profound questions about the nature of internet radicalization.
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He has counseled more than 180 young Muslims to shun radicalization, all of them referred to him either by members of their communities or law enforcement.
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The trend is why counterterrorism experts have called on US officials to pay far more attention to the radicalization of white Americans into right-wing radicals.
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If M.B.S. succeeds in his modernization efforts, Saudis will benefit from new opportunities and freedoms, and the world will benefit from curtailing the Wahhabi radicalization agenda.
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We have to control the amount of future immigration into this country and we have to prevent large pockets of radicalization from forming inside America. Complicated.
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In particular, experts have pointed to what they call the "rabbit hole effect" that they say YouTube's recommendation algorithm enables and can contribute to online radicalization.
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The idea is to paint a picture of symmetrical radicalization, one in which both sides have extremist flanks that pose a major threat to civil peace.
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This was due to the radicalization of the anti-war movement youth following the Vietnam War, which meant their transition into a generally anti-imperialist front.
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He also noted that a dialogue about the origins of an extremist's turn to radicalization can be helpful in determining how to move away from an ideology.
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I don't want to make that decision all by myself, because there are a lot of experts who work on radicalization on the ground in these communities.
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A counterterror police official said Robinson&aposs material was partially responsible for the radicalization of a man who committed a terrorist attack on a mosque last year.
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The large number of detainees mixing in detention facilities often crammed with prisoners, could lead to a proliferation of militant views and deeper radicalization, officials have said.
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The Christchurch massacre reminded us once again that pushing back against violent white supremacism, and the online radicalization that incubates it, is a major national security priority.
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"We're fortunate that, in our community, we have zero experiences of radicalization or any kind of extremism," explains Jamal Akbhat, head volunteer for the Ahmadiyya Youth Association.
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From the El Paso mass shooting, to the Christchurch video, to the Pulse nightclub attack in Orlando, the path from online radicalization to horrific violence is unmistakable.
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Though some viewers have drawn parallels between the process of radicalization here and the kind that yields Jihadis, Lavoie notes that this association was not their intention.
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GW says the FBI and security experts are cool with it; that's he's the right guy to help stop others from going down the road to radicalization.
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"ASEAN needs to develop local, data-driven restorative approaches to prevent and rehabilitate radicalization," Greer and Watson said, noting the example of Singapore's Religious Rehabilitation Group (RRG).
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SHAFFER: Well, look, the issue has not been unnecessarily where they start from, it&aposs how the message gets given to them and the propensity for radicalization.
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An Odoxa poll published on Friday showed 87 percent wanted people suspected of religious radicalization to be put in detention, and 88 percent favored banning Salafist Islam.
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The program's mix of aggressive and organized paramilitary tactics working in conjunction with established, globally collaborative intelligence alliances and innovative de-radicalization initiatives has proven highly effective.
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If it means watching more videos, YouTube aims to make ultramarathon-running radicals of us all because, presumably, radicalization makes for reliable and profitable consumers of content.
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President Donald Trump said he doesn't believe white nationalism is a growing problem, and his administration has slashed programs that were designed to combat far-right radicalization.
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Muslim leaders warned the government in 2014 of possible Islamic radicalization and Muslims turning to foreign Islamic groups for support, attributing this to attacks by Buddhist hardliners.
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His foundation has received funding from the Australian government to run workshops that teach families, police and community workers to look for the warning signs of radicalization.
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The ministry also claimed the woman's family members learned of her radicalization in 2015 and unsuccessfully tried to convert her, but did not report it to authorities.
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The resolution on Youth, Peace and Security is a follow-up to a resolution adopted in December 2015 which cited the rise of radicalization among young people.
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This is ultimately a baby step in the right direction, though it'll take a while to see if this has any impact in addressing YouTube's radicalization problem.
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Others demand the coalition be held accountable for the many civilian deaths, and those deaths are likely to give rise to greater radicalization in the years ahead.
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Even so, the mechanism for this kind of radicalization is uniform: Disaffected young men are recruited by overt appeals to their egos and desire to appear heroic.
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The Saudis initially claimed that their program had a 100 percent success rate, but a number of graduates from their de-radicalization program have joined Al Qaeda.
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"There was a general radicalization of American society in response to the Great Depression, in the sense that the corporate economy had failed most Americans," he says.
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It touches on the nature of online radicalization, the way young white kids can recast themselves as a persecuted class, and how that process can be stopped.
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Ullah, who has lived in the United States since 2011, began his self-radicalization in 2014 when he started viewing pro-Islamic State materials online, prosecutors said.
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The manifesto reportedly says a key moment for his radicalization included the defeat of right-wing leader Marine Le Pen to Emmanuel Macron during the presidential election.
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Our commitment to the fight against radicalization and terror is something we feel in our hearts, as well as planning and implementing our policies coolly and rationally.
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Koehler will also be asked to provide specific de-radicalization strategies for each defendant, including recommendations for experts in the US who could help implement the strategies.
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His wife, who remained in Bangladesh when he moved Brooklyn, said he "never mentioned radicalization or planning these types of activities," Bangladeshi police spokeswoman Sahely Ferdous said.
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According to security analysts Globsec, 97% of the jihadis responsible for terror attacks in France since 2012 were already known either for radicalization or by the police.
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Samantha Leek, the British government's lawyer, said the issues over encryption and radicalization were a matter of public policy and too wide for an inquest to consider.
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Radicalization of Muslims in the world's top oil exporter has led to domestic attacks and the involvement of Saudi citizens in jihadist movements in Iraq and Syria.
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It was the first of several gestures that he said would touch him, a step along what he described as a long, gradual path out of radicalization.
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No immigration restriction, even the Diversity Immigrant Visa Program under which the killer was admitted in 2010, would have been able to detect the propensity for radicalization.
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The French response has been a bit more policing, a bit more intelligence, but no concerted effort to stop radicalization, whether online, overseas, or at specific mosques.
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"It's a social and political problem," said Peter Neumann, a professor at King's College London and the director of the International Center for the Study of Radicalization.
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This is not to suggest that jihadism is merely a social problem, but rather that "radicalization" is much more than a matter of ideology and its transmission.
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As my colleague Carlotta Gall noted in a pathbreaking article about radicalization here, Saudi money has transformed a once-tolerant Islamic society into a pipeline for jihadists.
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All individual Muslims who display evidence of extreme religious radicalization must be subject to some form of routine monitoring, not just those who show explicit violent intentions.
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The Bolsheviks' membership swelled with the radicalization of the people; they were now a mass party, and achieved their first majority in the Soviet on July 3.
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"You don't want to accidentally play a role in their radicalization process by approaching them too early and further pushing them down that path," Hankes told me.
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The safe haven of false equivalence led the press to ignore one of the most consequential developments in contemporary American politics: the radicalization of the Republican Party.
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Prosecutors said Ullah, who has lived in the United States since 2011, began his self-radicalization in 2014 when he started viewing pro-Islamic State materials online.
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The Strong Cities Network has made great strides in this area, providing cities plagued by high rates of radicalization with grants and resources to build stronger communities.
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We can't know for sure what is going on in Walker's mind, but it sure sounds like she is describing the process of her own radicalization here.
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He quit abruptly in 2014 after the shift to privatization, which he says compromised the counter-radicalization work he was doing, including close mentorship and theological discussions.
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This week on "The Argument," David Leonhardt sits down with Pete Buttigieg to discuss the radicalization of the Republican Party and his plan to resuscitate American democracy.
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The planning, scale and precision of the attacks reflect months, if not years, of preparation and a slow, deep process of radicalization that Sri Lanka has ignored.
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The UK's Department for Education (DfE) failed to consult a single Muslim organization during its development of the government's flagship anti-radicalization website, VICE News has learned.
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It's the in-between stuff—the far-right euphemism, the radicalization that doesn't realize it's been radicalized, the provocation for provocation's sake—that poses the greatest challenge.
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State of the Art Law enforcement officials, technology companies and lawmakers have long tried to limit what they call the "radicalization" of young people over the internet.
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Algorithms like Digital Shepherds that derive risk scores by weighing variables such as identification of violent extremism ideology and frequency of engagement rely on debunked radicalization theories.
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The place where I grew up has been in the news lately as the poster child for white supremacist radicalization in response to a growing Somali community.
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Yet these groups almost never promote radical ideology; in most radicalization cases that IPAC has studied, the workers' first exposure to Islamist extremism occurred through social media.
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The Nigerian government made some progress on this front with the announcement of Operation Safe Corridor—a de-radicalization program meant to rehabilitate capitulating Boko Haram fighters.
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YouTube said it would do more in "counter-radicalization" efforts, including targeting potential Islamic State recruits with videos that could change their minds about joining the organization.
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The wrangling over the bill is highlighting how complicated it can be for the federal government to act against online radicalization without running into First Amendment concerns.
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The wrangling over the bill is highlighting how complicated it can be for the federal government to act against online radicalization without running into First Amendment concerns.
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All of these and other root causes need to be addressed in the effort to not just apprehend terrorists, but dissuade the radicalization that leads to terrorism.
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" Among those whose views will be changed are "current and future leaders in these societies — including those for whom this may be a tipping point toward radicalization.
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There have also been instances of radicalization of nonwhite German youth by the Islamic State, including two foiled attempts at bombings, which have understandably frightened the public.
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Mental health professionals, police psychiatric response teams, and even city parks and recreation staff should all be acquainted with signs of hate-group radicalization and recruitment practices.
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Deradicalization is a controversial counter-terror measure where terrorists, or those believed to be at risk of radicalization, get counselling to change or reject their extremist views.
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Under the UK&aposs Prevent scheme, public sector workers are legally obligated to report people they deem to be at risk of radicalization to the Home Office.
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Zakir reiterated the Chinese government's long-held stance that the camps are "vocational training centers" where residents are taught voluntarily as part of an anti-radicalization program.
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Antwerp is the second most important hub for radicalization in Belgium, and only Brussels has sent more people from the country to fight for Islamists in Syria.
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Prince Mohammed described 1979 as the year when Saudi radicalization was born, as if the country had been an island of tolerance, moderation and liberal Islam earlier.
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The suspect, a Strasbourg-born 29-year-old named Cherif Chekatt, was on a French radicalization watchlist known as the "Fiche S," as a potential terror threat.
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With the help of the Swedish government, she sent her children to live with relatives, afraid of their possible radicalization in prison while she served her time.
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Enraging people on the opposite side of the spectrum has in the past been a crucial driver of domestic radicalization rates -- for both far-right and Islamist extremism.
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I'm stunned that the fear of radicalization centers so deeply around Islam when there is such a surge in white supremacist rhetoric and violence in the western world.
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"It's clear that recruitment in schools is happening," said Hussein Khalid, director of the Kenyan human rights group HAKI Africa, which works extensively in de-radicalization in Kenya.
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He also deconstructs the arc of Mr. Awlaki's radicalization and provides a similarly detailed account of the paths that other American-born or American-raised militants would take.
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The conservatives have made important points about the difficulty of assimilation, the threat of radicalization, and the likelihood of Paris-style and Cologne-style violence in European cities.
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She also warned that years of disenfranchisement might have triggered radicalization of some elements of the Rohingya community, describing the Security Council meeting as a "classic prevention moment".
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Lombardo confirmed that all evidence shows Paddock acted alone and was the sole shooter, and that there was nothing indicating any radicalization or links to a specific ideology.
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A counter-terror police official said Robinson&aposs material was partially responsible for the radicalization of a man who committed a terrorist attack on a mosque last year.
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"He had been incarcerated multiple times and was known to the prison administration for his radicalization and his proselytizing attitude," Heitz said, according to The New York Times.
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A British counter-terror official said Robinson&aposs material was partially responsible for the radicalization of a man who committed a terrorist attack on a mosque last year.
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Di Segni told The Associated Press that the Jewish community is concerned with the current "radicalization" of governments and populations not only in Italy, but also in Europe.
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Two Senate committees are expected to ask Mr. Zuckerberg about the social network's role in the 2016 presidential election, radicalization and violence, and the spread of fake news.
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"Combined with text analysis and the context of sharing we will be able to make fine-grained classifications like Privacy Leaks, Online Reputation, Bullying, Radicalization etc," he notes.
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The social enterprise also has an educational component, reaching out to local youths in the Far North, as well as displaced people, in a bid to stem radicalization.
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For most observers the incident came out of the blue, but locals say they had been warning authorities of radicalization in their communities for the past two years.
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Congress and the Trump administration must continue funding the counter-radicalization efforts of the previous administrations to prevent ISIS and others from using our own people against us.
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Family members were often aware of both radicalization and planning, but they came forward less often than authority figures such as college professors, supervisors, military commanders or clerics.
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An anti-radicalization center has been operating in Montreal since last November and had received nearly 800 calls by the end of May, resulting in 14 police investigations.
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Ethiopia's involvement is arguably the principal galvanizing cause for the radicalization of large numbers of Somali youth flocking into the of al-Shabaab and other militant Islamic groups.
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As a result, questions are being asked over the strength of Europe's defenses against radicalization, terrorist networks and the apparent ease of movement of suspects throughout the continent.
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She still doesn't know the full story: Authorities will not release any files on his radicalization until he has an official death certificate, which is difficult to organize.
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The online-radicalization thread that connects all these stories together is the gorilla that everyone tiptoes around in the room—and one America ignores at its own peril.
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In a New Year's address carried in the Xinjiang Daily, the region's Communist Party boss, Zhang Chunxian, said that in 2015 the government deepened its "de-radicalization" efforts.
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Mapping ISIS attacks around the world Recruits are young and not necessarily religious Recruitment into ISIS happens quickly, without necessarily requiring a long radicalization process, the report says.
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With everybody's eyes on Trump's campaign in the Republican primary, our attentions are distracted by the quieter, but no less polarizing process of radicalization taking place among Democrats.
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He called for use of electronic tagging for those at risk of radicalization, and for all foreign nationals with links to radical Islam to be expelled from France.
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He said Farhana Maute, who according to the neighbor had furniture and used-car businesses, helped finance the group, and she drove recruitment and radicalization of local youths.
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Radicalization of the political spectrum continues with the severe weakening of mainstream parties, which are expected to continue suffering major losses to the far right and far left.
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These subjects' commentaries — on everything from their respective moments of radicalization to the sexism of other social justice movements — are punctuated with candid, woman-on-the-street interviews.
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David Vallat, who appears in one government online counter-radicalization campaign, was jailed for five years in the 1990s for joining networks linked to Algeria's Armed Islamic Group.
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"Most people, I suppose, would rightfully assume that we have some sort of baseline understanding of the role that specific content plays in the radicalization process," he says.
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Conservatism, as such, is and must be anathema to libertarianism (at least libertarianism properly understood), because libertarian political philosophy is best understood as a radicalization of traditional liberalism.
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And if it is the case that the Trump administration represents a radicalization of existing dynamics, how does one cover that without treating it as alien or extreme?
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If we understand that end goal -- the motive -- then we can better understand how the process of radicalization happened and whether any groups or causes contributed to that.
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It comes as the country's mainstream parties are struggling with how best to handle the party amid a growing fear over the rise of radicalization in the country.
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No signs of radicalization Those who crossed Saipov's path are trying to reconcile the man they met with the image of the one about whom they're now hearing.
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Communities can do a better job than government in preventing radicalization toward violent extremism; and violence prevention initiatives that arise from within communities are more impactful and effective.
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That could result in further estrangement for the island, in radicalization of Taiwan independence politics, and a bigger headache for both China and the U.S. down the road.
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This epidemic is blind to a person's background and profession, yet unattended it can distort the honest, passionate rhetoric of protest into the delusional hate of dangerous radicalization.
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The European Agenda on Security calls for member states to share information on threats posed by foreign fighters, run de-radicalization programs and crackdown on trafficking of firearms.
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Wednesday's police operation targeted an undisclosed number of accomplices, both foreign and Italian, some of whom had converted to Islam and were part of "a campaign of radicalization".
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Similarly, his proposals to monitor newly arrived refugees and people susceptible to radicalization seemed aimed at preventing terrorist attacks like the two by Islamic State adherents last month.
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The New York Police Department, for instance, established a secret surveillance unit to spy on Muslim communities, eavesdropping on mosques and cafes, looking for the signatures of radicalization.
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Whether it's increased harassment in public spaces, or difficulty sending their daughters to school as spaces become segregated, women are often the first line of resistance on radicalization.
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Those same local women must play a critical role in countermessaging and de-radicalization — in armed forces, police, and peacekeeping, as well as in government and civil society.
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Yet T&T, with a population of 240 million, including 104,000 Muslims, is top of the list of Western countries with the highest rates of foreign-fighter radicalization.
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Rez's search for a stable identity eventually takes him to Syria; the story suggests radicalization is less a political problem than one of a deep need to belong.
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Whereas Berenson spent years working for rebels in El Salvador before moving to Peru, Leo's radicalization is improbably swift, driven in equal parts by ideology and mere petulance.
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In Episode 5 of "Internetting," we trace the radicalization of male fitness, from the absurdist bodybuilding icon Zyzz to the supplements on sale in the Infowars gift shop.
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"You have clearly demonstrated your denunciation of radicalization and you presented as being very genuine in this regard," the board wrote of Gaya in its December 183 decision.
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"You have clearly demonstrated your denunciation of radicalization and you presented as being very genuine in this regard," the board wrote of Gaya in its December 31 decision.
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Even if it's sitting down with extremists, I think that's necessary in order to prevent them from further isolating themselves and from going further down the radicalization path.
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Islamic radicalization in Europe is proof that we shouldn't allow Syrian refugees into the US. The real problem with race relations in America is bias against police officers.
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Mr. Khatib said that Mr. Netanyahu, by politically empowering the extreme right wing in recent years, had contributed to a radicalization that has made Israelis averse to peacemaking.
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Several of the attacks involved inmates who had been flagged for radicalization, including one who wounded two guards at a prison in Borgo, on the island of Corsica.
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This radicalization of a new generation of Rohingya, a Muslim minority in a Buddhist-majority country, adds fuel to an already combustible situation in Rakhine, Myanmar's poorest state.
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In addition to the prison measures, France will more closely scrutinize the licensing of certain types of private, religiously oriented schools, often identified with the spread of radicalization.
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This widespread radicalization ultimately led to the election of Europe's first left-wing government, the Syriza party, which came to office in 2015 on an anti-austerity platform.
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It insists that its vast camps in the province are centers for "vocational training," and "de-radicalization," where people learn job skills and are then free to leave.
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Of all Obama's myriad security misconceptions, his unwillingness to speak honestly about the specific challenges of radicalization in the Islamic world was the most bizarre and self-defeating.
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In the years after 9/11, various military colleges and antiterrorism groups burned off many grants and federal dollars on workshops trying to divine the steps of radicalization.
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"We just don't have a good answer," Sterman added, noting that the US does not have a de-radicalization program in place for when these individuals are released.
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Facebook has vowed to become "a hostile environment for terrorists," after British Prime Minister Theresa May pointed to the internet as a "safe space" for radicalization to spread.
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"It's not just about being on the wrong side of history, but about over-investing in a regime that is fueling radicalization that will ultimately harm U.S. interests."
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