Muslim youth have been under scrutiny over the last two decades from a radicalisation and
countering violent extremism lens. This bias has largely carried itself to research conducted …

Amidst a decolonial turn, the question of how to study “terrorism”, a concept deeply
entrenched in racial, gendered, and colonial structures, becomes increasingly imperative …

Rather than apprehending race or ethnicity as a predetermined social fact that then informs
young people's experiences of engagement or inclusion, youth citizenship studies would …

ABSTRACT Coastal West African countries are in a threat anticipatory anxiety mode: over
the fear that subaltern violent “jihadist” groups (SVJGs) are breaching their borders and …

In the field of preventing and countering violent extremism (P/CVE) schools have an
important role to play, but precisely how policy actors and educators should best respond to …

In response to the rise of various fringe movements in recent years, from anti-vaxxers to
QAnon, there has been increased public and scholarly attention to misinformation and …

The everyday practices and socio-cultural identities of migrant youth have become a focal
point of contemporary sociological research in Western countries of immigration. This article …

How must we understand and conceptualize the rationales and repercussions of remote
warfare? This article contributes to scholarship on the ontology of remote war by analysing …

Drawing on semi-structured, in-depth interviews with migrant youth in Melbourne, Toronto
and Birmingham, this paper explores the relationship between transcultural capital and the …

Drawing on lessons learned from recently completed formative evaluations of police co-led
CVE programming in Toronto, Ontario and Calgary, Alberta, this research aims to …