Moral Disengagement and Building Resilience to Violent Extremism: An Education Intervention
Anne Aly, Elisabeth Taylor & Saul Karnovsky, January 2014
Summary
Education interventions have been developed as preventative programs targeting gang behavior, gun activity and other forms of anti-social behavior among young people. To date the application of education interventions in the prevention of violent extremism has not been fully developed , although it has had some consideration in the literature on building resilience to violent extremism.
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Education Violent Extremism
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