Global Extremism De-Radicalization Programmes and Policies From Jihad to the Far Right

This book offers practical tools for understanding the dynamics of de-radicalization and extremism within global terrorism. It examines the rise of both extreme jihadist groups and right-wing radicalization, characterized by hate speech and anti-immigrant sentiments, which have significantly increased since 2010.

Through comparative analysis and multiple country case studies, the book assesses how governments worldwide implement counter-terrorism policies, including policing, judicial processes, state-sponsored programs, and community-based approaches. It evaluates the effectiveness of these measures in modifying extremist behaviors and explores the reasons behind varying success rates across different nations. This work provides insight into how states attempt to manage political behavior in the face of evolving global threats.