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Radicalization and Recruitment Socio-economic Drivers and Livelihoods Violent Extremism Trends Research Report

Journey to Extremism in Africa: Drivers, Incentives and the Tipping Point for Recruitment

United Nations Development Programme, December 2017

Summary

associated individuals and groups and requested that the Secretary-General provide

Keywords

extremism, Africa, pathways, UNDP, radicalization

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Themes
Radicalization and Recruitment; Socio-economic Drivers and Livelihoods; Violent Extremism Trends
Type
Research Report
Format
Web Link
Published
31 December 2017
Author
United Nations Development Programme
Publisher
UNDP
Geography
Global
Access
Open access

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