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  • Jul252022

    Do No (Self) Harm: Acknowledging Researcher Vulnerability in Research Ethics

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    By Gina Vale Social media has become an indispensable aspect of everyday life. Platforms such as Twitter, Facebook, Telegram, Tumblr,…

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  • Jul222022

    The Importance of Prisons to Terrorist Groups and Movements

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    By Rajan Basra Throughout the history of terrorism, few locations have impacted the evolution of terrorist campaigns as the jail…

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  • Jul212022

    The Role of Trauma and Mental Health in Violent Extremism

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    The full Briefing Note can be accessed here. Please read on for the Key Findings. Traumatic experiences can be linked…

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  • Jul212022

    Mass Media and Persuasion: Evidence-based Lessons for Strategic Communications in CVE

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    The full Briefing Note can be accessed here. Please read on for the Key Findings. Mass media persuasion by itself…

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  • Jul152022

    Prison-based Interventions Targeting Violent Extremist Detainees

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    The full Review of Evidence can be accessed here. Please read on for the Summary. Background Despite the importance of…

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  • May042022

    Bringing Loyalist and Opposition Factions Together: The Prospects for Reconciliation in New Syria

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    By Rahaf Aldoughli When Syria’s Bashar al-Assad was running for re-election in 2021, scenes of patriotic regime loyalists piercing their…

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  • Mar092022

    Conflict Trauma and Violence: How Can We Promote Peace?

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    By Ted Barker, Shiraz Maher & Craig Larkin The past two decades have seen a slew of programmatic efforts aimed…

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  • Feb152022

    The Iraqi Politics of Memory and Victimhood

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    By Ela Khaled and Inna Rudolf After nearly three months of backroom deal attempts and horse-trading, Iraq’s newly appointed legislators…

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