De-Radicalizing Islamists: Programmes and their Impact in Muslim Majority States
Hamed El-Said, January 2012
Summary
Violent extremism remains a major threat to global security. The global nature of the phenomenon is reflected in its unselective character. Capitals from Oslo to Cairo, Riyadh to Kuala Lumpur, and London to Washington have had to deal with the consequences. No region, or even country, can claim to be entirely immune from the problem.
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Radicalization Political Violence Counter-Terrorism
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