This book offers a general theory of violent radicalization and uses case studies from a variety of different countries and groups to illustrate this.
Inhaltsverzeichnis
Introduction Part I. Theoretical And Methodological Foundations 1. The Importance and Challenges in the Study of Religion in Modern Society 2. Factors Related to Violent Radicalization: The Macro, the Meso and the Micro 3. Towards An Empirically-based Theory of the Nature of Violent Radicalization: Moral Structure, Community and Jihadism Part II. Case Studies 4. Comparative Analysis of Different Types of Violent Radicalization: From ETA, the IRA and the FARC, to the American Extreme Right 5. The Pseudo-Religious Narrative of Silicon Valley Part III. Prevention and Deradicalization 6. The Role of Individual and Territorial Indicators: The Strange Connection Between the Socioeconomic Structure of Neighborhoods and Terrorism 7. Prevention Programs and Deradicalization: The Turn Towards Resilience 8. Theory in Action: Programs on the Notions of "Moral Structure" and "Community" Epilogue and Conclusions
