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Pathways to Sympathies for Violent Protest and Terrorism

2016
01 Dec
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Pathways to Sympathies for Violent Protest and Terrorism

Author(s): The British Journal of Psychiatry, Kamaldeep Bhui, Maria Joao Silva, Raluca A. Topciu, Edgar Jones

Radicalisation is proposed to explain why some individuals begin to support and take part in violent extremism. However, there is little empirical population research to inform prevention, and insufficient attention to the role of psychiatric vulnerabilities.

  • English
  • Journal Article (Open Access)
  • Root Causes and Drivers
  • Terrorism and Counterterrorism
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