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How trustees, staff and volunteers can protect their charity from abuse by those encouraging extremism, terrorism or illegal activity.
Dr Noémie Bouhana, University College London.
The Security Minister updated the House of Commons on the Walney report.
This review looks at the use of community cohesion projects to prevent or counter violent extremism
This guide introduces conceptual and practical approaches to violent extremism in different contexts
This paper summarises research in terrorism studies, conflict studies and development studies
What role have women played in preventing, promoting and participating in violent extremist groups over the last 15 years?
This pack gives an overview on what is meant by violent extremism, and links are provided to reading materials
Summary report on Extremism, Violent Extremism and Terrorism (EVET) in South Sudan
The review includes lessons from countries with low level or latent conflict and post-conflict settings
The Commission’s work is based on engagement, evidence and impartiality.
This study looks at the factors which create research gaps in extremism and how they can be filled to help the government develop effective policies.
This paper uses nationally representative Gallup World Poll surveys of 30,787 individuals from 27 developing countries
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