Resources

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Is ISIS a revolutionary group and if yes, what are the implications?

Understanding jihadi proto-states

Bibliography: Islamic State

Assessing the Islamic State’s commitment to attacking the West

Transforming the transformation? The East European radical right in the political process

Ukrainian nationalism since the outbreak of Euromaidan

The three colors of Novorossiya, or the Russian nationalist mythmaking of the Ukrainian crisis

Right-wing extremism on the rise in Ukraine

The Populist Radical Right in Central and Eastern Europe: Ideology, impact, and electoral performance

The backward East? Explaining differences in support for radical right parties in Western and Eastern Europe

Ukraine’s Radical Right

Challenges and promises of comparative research into post-Soviet fascism: Methodological and conceptual issues in the study of the contemporary East European extreme right

The prosperous hardliner: Affluence, fundamentalism, and radicalization in Western European Muslim communities

Causes of radicalisation

Cairo bomb: al-Sisi's Egpyt is less secure than ever

Viewing Jihadism as a Counterculture: Potential and Limitations

Causes of radicalisation

Culture and Terrorism: The Role of Cultural Factors in Worldwide Terrorism (1970–2013)

Causes of radicalisation

Failed States and the Origins of Violence A Comparative Analysis of State Failure as a Root Cause of Terrorism and Political Violence

Causes of radicalisation

The Missing Spirals of Violence: Four Waves of Movement-countermovement Contest in Post-war Britain

Pathways to radicalisation

Far-Right “Contagion” or a Failing “Mainstream”? How Dangerous Ideas Cross Borders and Blur Boundaries

Pathways to radicalisation

What we've learned about radicalisation since 7/7 bombings a decade ago

Briefings: What have we learned about radicalisation?

What does the evidence tell us about the impact of foreign fighters on home-grown radicalization?

What can we learn about radicalisation from the life histories of cult members?

What can we learn from the life histories of lone wolves?

Does ideology really contribute to radicalisation?