This paper discusses the questions at the heart of the tussle between different types of
knowledge within curricula that we conceptualise as 'curriculum wars'. Across the world, we …

A background in 'ordinary'crime, violence and drug use seems to characterize many
European individuals recently involved in ISIS-related jihadi violence. With its long tradition …

This project examined conspiracy theory use across three types of groups: radical violent
extremists (RVE), nonviolent extremists, and moderates. Using the theory of significance …

While substantial effort has been devoted to investigating the radicalization process and
developing theories to explain why this occurs, surprisingly few studies offer explanations of …

For over a decade, jihadi terrorism in Europe, and the recruitment of Europeans to fight for
ISIS in Syria, have increasingly involved marginalized youths from a social context of street …

Many studies have examined why individuals with a background in street life and crime are
drawn toward extremism. This paper examines why most people with this background reject …

In recent years, epistemic pluralism has received considerable endorsement as an
approach to constructing scientific explanations and pursuing empirical research programs …

This chapter explores how social media have allowed Alt-Right gangs to advance not only
their ideology and subculture online, but to facilitate organizing in the physical world …

The continued public presence of far‐right groups, particularly alt‐right gangs (eg, Proud
Boys) participating in mass demonstrations and protests across the United States has made …

International research shows that youth is one of the groups that are the most vulnerable
and most susceptible to radicalization. Some of the research findings show school workers' …