poli sci 333 - countering and preventing violent extremism

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what is P/CVE?

  • p/cve - preventing and countering violent extremism

    • goal is to prevent radicalization, counter violent extremism, and reduce harm

  • use formers (former radicalized individuals) to work as mentors/research collabs/practitioners

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what is the value of formers?

access to close communities, trust of insider cred, rapport, analysis of codes or nuance

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what is deradicalization?

change in ideology and giving up radical ideas

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what is disengagement/desistance?

change in behavior and giving up violent action

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what are the three levels of intervention?

  1. primary - general population, prevent radicalization before it starts

  2. secondary - at-risk individuals groups, intervene early

  3. tertiary - already radicalized individuals, reduce harm and support reintegration

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what are examples of primary prevention?

community cohesion programs, school curriculum with goal of prevent radicalization before it starts

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what are examples of secondary prevention?

mentorship referrals and targeted outreach with goal of intervening

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what are examples of tertiary prevention?

deradicalization programs, exit hotlines, prison interventions goal to reduce harm and support reintegration

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why is terrorism prevention difficult?

  • radical opinions are far more common than actions

  • heavy-handed responses can accelerate process you are trying to stop

  • no reliable profile distinguishes violent from non-violent radicals

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what is the uk prevent program?

  • introduced in 2003 but expanded in 2005 after london bombings

  • goal was to stop vulnerable people from becoming radicalized and reduce support for terrorism

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what is prevent duty in 2015? and channel?

legal obligation for teachers, civil workers to identify and refer individuals

  • channel - referrals undergo risk assessment and 20% enter deradicaliztion sessions

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why is the prevent program controversial?

  • described as toxic brand by uk muslim community

  • cctv installed in muslim neighborhoods using counter-terrorism funding

  • manchester bomber reported four times before attack thru/using program

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what is the aarhus model?

  • built on schools, school authorities and police (ssp) to provide collaboration

  • doesn’t target ideology directly but moves individuals toward legal means meeting human needs

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how does aarhus treat returning foreign fighters?

as clients not criminals with provided mentors, counseling, employment, and homes