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Intersubjective Body Mapping for Reintegration :Assessing an Art-based Methodology to Promote Reintegration of Foreign Terrorist Fighters

Tina Mykkänen, January 2022

Summary

The research confirms that the use of intersubjective body mapping is a powerful tool in the context of reintegration, as it serves to enhance understanding for the self and others, which correlates with trust, while allowing for communicating empirical knowledge beyond conventional means.

Keywords

Terrorist, Reintegration, returnee, intersubjective body mapping, understanding, trust, FTF, al-Shabaab, Mombasa, CHRIPS, Kenya

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Theme
General
Type
Publication
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Adobe PDF
Published
25 January 2022
Author
Tina Mykkänen
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Open access

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