9 Dec 2022
PAVE working paper 1:
Cumulative extremisms in the Balkans
This report summarises the PAVE project’s findings on cumulative extremism in the Western Balkans.
Authors
Sead Turčalo, Jelena Brkić-Šmigoc, Mirza Smajić, Veldin Kadić, Muamer Hirkić, Maja Halilovic Pastuovic, Goran Tepšić, Nemanja Džuverović, Gillian Wylie
Investigating the country cases Bosnia and Herzegovina, Kosovo, North Macedonia, and Serbia, the paper explores the interactive dynamics between different forms of extremist ideologies, often described by "reciprocal radicalisation" or "cumulative extremism" - an area that is still under-explored. The relationship between ideology and behaviour (tactics) varies. While not all extreme groups are violent, and not all violent groups are extreme, this report studies the linkages between ideology and violence.
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- PAVE working paper 5:. Online and offline (de-)radicalisation in the Balkans
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- PAVE working paper 6:. Online and offline (de-)radicalisation in the MENA region
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