ICSR TeamXCEPT Event – Reimagining Mosul: The Role of Competing Memory Narratives in Post-Conflict Reconstruction, February 20th
Read moreWhere: King’s College London & Online When: Monday February 20th, 5pm GMT Dr Craig Larkin and Dr Inna Rudolf explore…
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ICSR, GNET & HET Event – Marking Holocaust Memorial Day, February 8th
Read moreWhere: King’s College London When: Wednesday February 8th, 4pm GMT Join ICSR, GNET and the Holocaust Educational Trust to mark Holocaust…
ICSR TeamControversies and Challenges of Peacebuilding in Nineveh: Revisiting Post-IS Reconciliation in Iraq
Read moreThe full Briefing Note can be accessed here. Please read on for the Key Findings. The lack of long-term engagement…
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The legacy of trauma: Can trauma be transmitted across generations?
Read moreBy Pauline Zerla Photo: Belfast, 2018: a women writes on the wall of peace commemorating the violence that happened in…
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Gun-toting grannies and cattle raiders: why understanding civilian-combatant identities can help conflict recovery
Read moreBy Alison Brettle Photo: Man from Mundari Tribe, South Sudan. Credit: klublu/Shutterstock. What might Ukraine’s gun-toting grannies have in common…
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What’s next for children in IS-affiliated families from Iraq?
Read moreBy Joana Cook *In November 2022, the newly formed government of Iraq suspended repatriations of Iraqi nationals from al-Hol camp.…
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Storytelling, Memory and Momentum: Iraq’s Tishreen Movement
Read moreBy Ruba Ali Al-Hassani Introduction While many observers claim that Iraq’s Tishreen protest movement has been coerced into silence,…
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The Spectre of Neuroscience in Security Studies
Read moreBy Nafees Hamid What can neuroscience tell us about violent extremism? As a cognitive scientist who was part of…
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Stories as Research: How Community Narratives Inform Conflict Research
Read moreBy Pauline Zerla Communities in the Central African Republic have experienced war for over a decade. Yet we rarely hear…
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Do No (Self) Harm: Acknowledging Researcher Vulnerability in Research Ethics
Read moreBy Gina Vale Social media has become an indispensable aspect of everyday life. Platforms such as Twitter, Facebook, Telegram, Tumblr,…
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The Importance of Prisons to Terrorist Groups and Movements
Read moreBy Rajan Basra Throughout the history of terrorism, few locations have impacted the evolution of terrorist campaigns as the jail…
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The Role of Trauma and Mental Health in Violent Extremism
Read moreThe full Briefing Note can be accessed here. Please read on for the Key Findings. Traumatic experiences can be linked…
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Mass Media and Persuasion: Evidence-based Lessons for Strategic Communications in CVE
Read moreThe full Briefing Note can be accessed here. Please read on for the Key Findings. Mass media persuasion by itself…
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Prison-based Interventions Targeting Violent Extremist Detainees
Read moreThe full Review of Evidence can be accessed here. Please read on for the Summary. Background Despite the importance of…
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Sleeping with the Enemy: Sex, Sexuality and Antisemitism in the Extreme Right
Read moreThe full report can be accessed here. An overview of its findings can be found here. Please read on for…
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Bringing Loyalist and Opposition Factions Together: The Prospects for Reconciliation in New Syria
Read moreBy 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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Resolving the Detainee Dilemma: What Next for the Men, Women & Children of Islamic State
Read moreResolving the Detainee Dilemma I: What Next for the Men, Women & Children of Islamic State Where: King’s College London…
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ICSR Event – The Insurgent’s Dilemma: A Struggle to Prevail (Book Launch), May 10th
Read moreWhere: King’s College London When: Tuesday May 10th, 5.30pm BST ICSR invites you to attend a book launch for David Ucko’s new…
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GNET Event – Second Annual GNET Conference, May 18th-19th
Read moreWe are delighted to announce that ICSR will be hosting the Second Annual GNET Conference, taking place online and in-person…
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Conflict Trauma and Violence: How Can We Promote Peace?
Read moreBy Ted Barker, Shiraz Maher & Craig Larkin The past two decades have seen a slew of programmatic efforts aimed…
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The Iraqi Politics of Memory and Victimhood
Read moreBy Ela Khaled and Inna Rudolf After nearly three months of backroom deal attempts and horse-trading, Iraq’s newly appointed legislators…
ICSR Team“One Struggle”: Examining Narrative Syncretism between Accelerationists and Salafi‑Jihadists
Read moreThe full report can be accessed here. An overview of its findings can be found here. Please read on for…
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GNET Report Launch – Manipulating Access to Communication Technology: Government Repression or Counterterrorism?, January 17th
Read moreWhere: Online When: Monday January 17th, 5pm GMT / 12pm EST The Global Network on Extremism and Technology (GNET) invites…
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Violent Extremist Innovation: A Cross‑Ideological Analysis
Read moreThe full report can be accessed here. An overview of its findings can be found here. Please read on for…
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“We are Generation Terror!”: Youth‑on‑youth Radicalisation in Extreme‑right Youth Groups
Read moreThe full report can be accessed here. An overview of its findings can be found here. Please read on for…
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ICSR & CST Report Launch – “We are Generation Terror!”: Youth-on-youth Radicalisation in Extreme-right Youth Groups, December 14th
Read moreWhere: Online When: Tuesday December 14th, 5pm GMT / 12pm EST With the increasing number of teenage terror convicts, this report takes…
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GNET Report Launch – A Comparative Analysis of Three Online Reactionary Meme Subcultures, December 13th
Read moreWhere: Online When: Monday December 13th, 5pm GMT / 12pm EST The Global Network on Extremism and Technology (GNET) invites you to…
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ICSR Event – ISIS and the Crime-Terror Nexus in America: A Counterpoint to Europe, December 7th
Read moreWhere: Online When: Tuesday December 7th, 5.30pm GMT / 12.30pm EST This event explores the nexus between crime and ISIS terrorism in…
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GNET Report Launch – Countering Extremist Mis/Disinformation After Terror Attacks, November 22nd
Read moreWhere: Online When: Monday November 22nd, 5pm GMT / 12pm EST The Global Networks on Extremism and Technology (GNET) invites you to…
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“The Arc of Jihad”: The Ecosystem of Militancy in East, Central and Southern Africa
Read moreThe full report can be accessed here. An overview of its findings can be found here. Please read on for…
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ICSR Event – How Should We Assess The War On Terror 20 Years After 9/11?, September 22nd
Read moreWhere: Online When: Wednesday September 22nd, 6.30pm BST / 1.30pm EST The events of September 11th 2001 changed the world forever, inciting…
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Counterterrorism in North Africa: From Police State to Militia Rule and the Quagmire of “CVE”
Read moreThe full report can be accessed here. An overview of its findings can be found here. Please read on for…
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GNET Event – First Annual GNET Conference, May 26th
Read moreWe are delighted to announce that ICSR will be hosting the First Annual GNET Conference, taking place online on Wednesday…
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ICSR Event – Countering Violent Extremism: Making Gender Matter (Book Launch), May 17th
Read moreWhere: Online When: Monday May 17th, 5pm BST / 12pm EST ICSR invites you to attend an online book launch for Elizabeth…
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Far From Gone: The Evolution of Extremism in the First 100 Days of the Biden Administration
Read moreThe full report can be accessed here. An overview of its findings can be found here. Please read on for…
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“Today it’s Chauvin, Tomorrow it’ll be Another White Man”: Far-Right Reactions to the Conviction of Derek Chauvin
Read moreBy Research Fellows Hannah Rose and Blyth Crawford You can also find the full text here. Content warning: this piece…
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