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Dec 2, 2019 · The perpetrators of violent extremism can also be state actors. State VE refers to violent extremism perpetrated by a state that violates the rights and liberties of and commits ideologically driven atrocities against its own or other states’ citizens, for example, Nazi Germany and Stalinist USSR.
While it is being increasingly reported that women play an active role in violent extremist organizations and attacks as assailants and supporters, men are still more often the perpetrators of violent extremist acts and therefore the targets of recruitment campaigns.
2 days ago · The decision to continue past the Carthaginian surrender and the rhetoric of Cato frame the destruction of Carthage squarely as a recognizable example of extremism. It is estimated that 150,000 or more died when the city fell. Carthage is arguably the earliest well-documented historical example of genocide and nationalist violent extremism.
Executive Summary. Violent extremism is multi-factorial and extremely diverse: it cannot be predicted by one variable alone. For violent extremist movements to develop, and for individuals...
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In the study of violent extremism, empirical evidence historically lagged far behind theory building for a variety of practical reasons. This chapter synthesizes the dominant theoretical standpoints in our current understanding of violent extremism and explains their relevance to risk assessment and management in this area.
Oct 7, 2024 · There are widespread concerns that extremism is increasing in the UK, threatening the safety of communities and national security. [1], [2], [3], [4] While not all those with extremist beliefs commit violent crimes, extremism can lead to radicalisation, incitement of hatred, and the erosion of democracy and social cohesion. 4, [5], [6] Hate crim...
Nov 16, 2021 · Citations. Metrics. Licensing. Reprints & Permissions. View PDF View EPUB. ABSTRACT. There is little empirical research conducted on state-sponsored extremism (SSE). Yet, SSE can be seen in society from policy to policing that can lead to discrimination and aggression.