Home-grown terrorism : understanding and addressing the root causes of radicalisation among groups with an immigrant heritage in Europe / ed. by Thomas M. Pick, Anne Speckhand and Beatrice Jacuch.

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TextSeries: NATO security through science series. E, Human and societal dynamics ; ; v. 60.Publication details: Amsterdam ; Washington, D.C. : IOS Press, ©2009.Description: 1 online resource (xii, 275 pages)Content type:

text

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computer

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online resource

ISBN:

9781607504894
1607504898
6612600861
1282600869
9781282600867
9786612600869

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Additional physical formats: Print version:: Home-grown terrorism.DDC classification:

303.6/25094 22

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HV6433.E85 H66 2009eb

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Contents:

Title page; General Introduction; Contents; Section 1. Terrorism and/or Radicalisation in Special Areas and Populations; Section 2. Emergence and Organisation of Terrorism; Section 3. The Societal Subsoil Nurturing Intolerant Militancy and Terrorism, as Against Measures and Processes Nurturing Tolerance; Subject Index; Author Index.

Summary: "This book will focus on the radicalisation of first to third generation immigrants in Europe into violent belief systems compatible with the use of the most extreme form of volence. This makes them easy targets for recruitment as terrorists. The second focus will be on the process of recruitment itself, what facilitates it and what may counteract it. The third focus will be on the problem of integration, with particular reference to the relationship of young people with an immigrant heritage to society as a whole.

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"This book will focus on the radicalisation of first to third generation immigrants in Europe into violent belief systems compatible with the use of the most extreme form of volence. This makes them easy targets for recruitment as terrorists. The second focus will be on the process of recruitment itself, what facilitates it and what may counteract it. The third focus will be on the problem of integration, with particular reference to the relationship of young people with an immigrant heritage to society as a whole.