RAN YOUNG Issue Paper Policy Recommendations
RAN Center of Excellence, March 2018
Summary
Young people constitute by far the highest percentage of individuals joining violent extremist groups (1). Young people were previously considered merely as the source of the radicalisation problem, but now we realise they are also an underexplored resource in the fight against extremism
Keywords
Youth, Extremism, Recommendations
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