Motivations: ideology, narratives and responses
What religious ideology is claimed and projected by jihadi terrorism? What religious traditions, if any, is it derived from?
Shiraz Maher
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The impact of Jihadist terrorist narratives and how to counter them: a research synthesis
Kurt Braddock
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The impact of conspiracy theories and how to Counter them: they got it under control: reviewing the literature on conspiracy theories and radicalisation to violence
Amarnath Amarasingam
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The international context of UK radicalisation trends: developments abroad that inspire terrorism within the UK
Petter Nesser
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Evidence for the relationship between extremist ‘non-violent’ ideas and violent radicalisation: conveyor belt or firewall?
Emman El-Badawy
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Motivations: notions of ‘unbelonging’ in the UK and responses
A demography of British Muslims – cross sectional understanding of Muslim communities and their heterogeneity within the UK (gender, age, religions, ethnicities)
Tufyal Choudhury
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British Muslim attitudes to terrorism and UK counter-terrorism
CoJiT Team
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Attitudes towards Muslims from non-Muslims in the UK: willingness to engage and discuss issues across Muslim and ethnic minority communities
Maria Sobolewska
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The impact of structural inequalities, integration, otherness and discrimination
Tahir Abbas
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The role of community engagement and the practical role of moderate and non-violent extremist movements in combating Jihadist terrorism
Basia Spalek and Salwa El-Awa
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The role and impact of women’s influence in radicalisation and counter-radicalisation
Katherine Brown
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Psychological dimensions of terrorism – profiling impossible but patterns discernible
Max Taylor
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Methods and modalities of terrorism and counter-measures
Neighbourhood effects — how jihadist recruitment really works
Jytte Klausen
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The role and impact of encryption as facilitator and pros and cons of the encryption intervention debate
Carl Miller
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Physical facilitating environments – prisons and madrassas: mechanisms and vehicles of violent radicalisation
Andrew Silke
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Improved terrorist practical learning potentials from internet-based platforms
Anne Stenerson
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Lone-actor terrorism: the nature of the threat and responses
Paul Gill
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Returning foreign fighters: the extent of the threat to the UK and prospects for reintegration
Richard Barrett
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Intelligence and Legislative Responses
Responding to terrorism through legislation
Max Hill
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The legislative response to terrorism: adequacy, gaps, what’s unnecessary or counterproductive
David Anderson
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Independent assessment of the current balance between terrorism laws and civil liberties: the role of the independent reviewer of terrorism legislation
Jessie Blackbourn and Clive Walker
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The intelligence response – what has worked well, what are the challenges, what further is needed?
CoJiT Team
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Intelligence-led counter-terrorism and mobilising societal responses more effectively
Therese O’Toole
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General perspectives
Successes and failures of UK’s counter-terrorism, counter-radicalisation and Prevent Strategy, drawn from 110+ significant attempted jihadist terror plots since 1998
John Gearson
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An independent assessment of the UK’s capacity and capabilities devoted to countering Jihadist terrorism: government, policing, intelligence agencies and civil society
Richard Walton
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Personal and organisational patterns of known terrorists and related groups in the UK since 1998
Raffaello Pantucci
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Comparison of experiences and best practice in CVE drawn from research in other Countries: Countering Violent Extremism in Europe
Peter Neumann
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Comparison of experiences and best practice in CVE drawn from research in other countries: Countering Violent Extremism in the United States
Lorenzo Vidino
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