Countering Violent Extremism Interventions: Contemporary Research
James Lewis, Sarah Marsden, November 2021
Summary
The evidence base informing countering violent extremism (CVE) interventions is limited. However, there has been an increase in empirical research exploring the design and delivery of interventions in recent years. These studies are complemented by a growing body of research analysing processes of engagement in, and disengagement from, violent extremism which can help inform interventions. This report reviews the key themes emerging from these two related literatures over the past 12 months, as well as lessons drawn from international case studies
Keywords
CVE, research, interventions, community reporting, community interventions
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