1st Edition
Policy and Experience in the Prevention of Violent Radicalization in the European Union
Introduction, Roberto M. Lobato and Inmaculada Marrero 1. Radicalization: the history of a contested concept, Roberto M. Lobato Part I: Policy and jurisdiction in the prevention of violent radicalization in European Union Member States 2. The prevention of violent radicalization in the European Union, Inmaculada Marrero 3. The inadequacy of EU law to prevent current (violent) radicalization trends, Lucas J. Ruiz Díaz 4. The creation of a new counterterrorism environment in the EU: the Security Union, José Luis de Castro Ruano 5. The “extremism trap:” a converging threat and the imperative for holistic prevention, Daniel F. Pérez García 6. EU strategies for preventing radicalization in the digital age, Paula Cano-Cruz 7. Narrative power and cognitive warfare: preventing radicalization and violent extremism through strategic communications, Javier Ruipérez and Antonio Sánchez 8. National security and terrorism: its influence on the tightening of European prison systems, Salvador Berdún Carrión Part II: New threats and prevention experiences in addressing the challenge of violent radicalization 9. Religious culture and functional relationships between the need for cognitive closure and activism and radicalism intentions, Humberto M. Trujillo, Miguel Á. Cano, and Manuel Moyano 10. Attitudes, beliefs, and adaptation trajectories in young Spaniards of Maghrebi origin: an exploratory study, Irene González, Manuel Moyano, Miguel Ángel Maldonado, and Humberto M. Trujillo 11. The incel threat: analysis through the “Coercion, Manipulation, Persuasion framework (CMPf)”, José Luis Salido-Medina 12. From policy to platform: how Italian far-right extremists movements harness migration narratives and digital spaces, Karen Latricia Hough, Chiara di Stasio, and Fabiana Ciccarella 13. Lone actors: the significance of mental health in radicalization and terrorism process, Eva M. Jiménez González 14. Fit for purpose? Teaching and learning resources to prevent violent extremism: a realist review, Julia Gracia Ordóñez 15. Fénix Andalucía: a program to prevent violent extremism, Roberto M. Lobato
Biography
Inmaculada Marrero is Full Professor of International Relations at the Universidad de Granada, Spain.
Roberto M. Lobato is Assistant Professor of Social Psychology at the Universidad de Burgos, Spain.
