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The emergence of “extremism”: exposing the violent discourse and language of “radicalization”

Claudia Radiven

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The start of 2022 ushers in much discussion of the matter of extremism in the UK. The “People’s Review of Prevent”, released in February, has drawn increased attention to the sinister aspects of th...

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The start of 2022 ushers in much discussion of the matter of extremism in the UK. The “People’s Review of Prevent”, released in February, has drawn increased attention to the sinister aspects of th...

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The start of 2022 ushers in much discussion of the matter of extremism in the UK. The “People’s Review of Prevent”, released in February, has drawn increased attention to the sinister aspects of th...

Key concepts: Radicalization, Violent extremism, Political science, Criminology, Terrorism, Law, Sociology

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