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Preventing Violent Extremism through Inclusive Politics in Bangladesh

2016
01 Jan
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Preventing Violent Extremism through Inclusive Politics in Bangladesh

Author(s): Geoffrey Macdonald

This Peace Brief examines the relationship between radicalization and institutional dysfunctions in Bangladesh and addresses how strengthening political and social institutions, and making them more inclusive, can help prevent violent extremism and related conflict dynamics. Geoffrey Macdonald, PhD is a consultant at the United States Institute of Peace.

  • Bangladesh
  • English
  • Op-Ed
  • South/Southeast Asia
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