Muslim identity and radicalization in Western Europe: the case of France
Francesca Busonera
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Francesca Busonera
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Violent Islamic redicalization: the origins and the EU model. Historical background: from modern and contemporary Islam to the origins of Eurojihad. Muslims in France. The public perception of muslims after the 2015-2016 terrorist attacks: discussion of Islamophobic incidents an counterterrorism measures. Preventing radicalization: current strategies and perspectives in action.
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Violent Islamic redicalization: the origins and the EU model. Historical background: from modern and contemporary Islam to the origins of Eurojihad. Muslims in France. The public perception of muslims after the 2015-2016 terrorist attacks: discussion of Islamophobic incidents an counterterrorism measures. Preventing radicalization: current strategies and perspectives in action.
Key concepts: Radicalization, Islamophobia, Terrorism, Islam, Violent extremism, Identity (music), Political science, Action (physics)