"This comprehensive resource on the psychology of violent extremism is invaluable for scholars, practitioners, policymakers, and students in political science, criminology, sociology, and psychology. It provides multi-level analyses and practical insights, making it invaluable for understanding and implementing effective interventions and policies"--
"This comprehensive resource on the psychology of violent extremism is invaluable for scholars, practitioners, policymakers, and students in political science, criminology, sociology, and psychology. It provides multi-level analyses and practical insights, making it invaluable for understanding and implementing effective interventions and policies"--
1. Introduction Jonas R. Kunst and Milan Obaidi; Part I. Concepts, Definitions and Trends: 2. Terrorism, radicalisation and [violent] extremism: concepts and definitions Alex P. Schmid; 3. The future of violent extremism research - 5 recommendations based on a machine learning analysis of 34,000+ articles Jonas R. Kunst and Milan Obaidi; Part II. Individual-Level Perspectives: 4. Individual differences in violent extremism Milan Obaid, Robin Bergh and John F. Dovidio; 5. Conceptualising diversity among violent extremists - a typology and a model for explaining change Tore Bjørgo; 6. The role of gender in violent extremism Katrine Fangen and Inger Skjelsbækk; 7. Quest for significance and violent extremism Erica Molinario, David Webber, Katarzyna Jasko and Arie Kruglanski; 8. Religious fundamentalism and violent extremism Mirra Noor Milla and Whinda Yustisia; 9. Conspiracy theories and violent extremism Kinga Bierwiaczonek, Jan-Willem van Prooijen, Sander van der Linden and Bettina Rottweiler; 10. Violent extremism and the moral landscape Tore Wig and Milan Obaidi; 11. Emotions in violent extremism Eran Halperin, Sidney Bode and Nicole Tausch; Part III. Group-Level Perspectives: 12. Social identity, self-uncertainty, and violent extremism Michael Hogg; 13. The role of identity fusion in violent extremism Angel Gomez, Alexandra Vázquez, Laura Blanco and Juana Chinchilla; 14. Devoted versus rational actors: radicalizing for extreme conflict and the will to fight Scott Atran; 15. Political violence vs. violent extremism: a social dominance theory approach Felicia Pratto, Shana Levin, Aleksandra Rusowicz, J. N. Rasmus Möring and Anthony F. Lemieux; 16. The role of relative deprivation in the process of radicalizaion into violent extremism Danny Osborne, Kieren J. Lilly, Jonas R. Kunst, Milan Obaidi and Kees van den Bos; 17. Navigating the threat landscape: understanding the role of threat perceptions in violent extremism Milan Obaidi, Jonas R. Kunst and Kledian Myftari; 18. The role of dehumanization in violent extremism Gordon Hodson and Nour Kteily; Part IV. Macro-Level Perspectives: 19. Inequality, poverty, and the staircase to terrorism: a 'societies to cells' approach to violent extremism Fathali Moghaddam, Kevin R. Carriere and Raimundo Salas-Schweikart; 20. Foreign military interventions, occupations and violent extremism Piazza James; 21. The psychological consequences of globalization and violent extremism Simon Ozer and Milan Obaidi; 22. Climate and catalyst events and their intersection with violent extremism Nora C. Benningstad, Andreas Miles-Novelo, Jonas R. Kunst, Milan Obaidi and Craig A. Anderson; 23. Temporal perspectives: understanding the psychology of violent extremism Ann-Cathrin Coenen and Seamus Power; 24. Concluding remarks Jonas R. Kunst and Milan Obaidi.
1. Introduction Jonas R. Kunst and Milan Obaidi; Part I. Concepts, Definitions and Trends: 2. Terrorism, radicalisation and [violent] extremism: concepts and definitions Alex P. Schmid; 3. The future of violent extremism research - 5 recommendations based on a machine learning analysis of 34,000+ articles Jonas R. Kunst and Milan Obaidi; Part II. Individual-Level Perspectives: 4. Individual differences in violent extremism Milan Obaid, Robin Bergh and John F. Dovidio; 5. Conceptualising diversity among violent extremists - a typology and a model for explaining change Tore Bjørgo; 6. The role of gender in violent extremism Katrine Fangen and Inger Skjelsbækk; 7. Quest for significance and violent extremism Erica Molinario, David Webber, Katarzyna Jasko and Arie Kruglanski; 8. Religious fundamentalism and violent extremism Mirra Noor Milla and Whinda Yustisia; 9. Conspiracy theories and violent extremism Kinga Bierwiaczonek, Jan-Willem van Prooijen, Sander van der Linden and Bettina Rottweiler; 10. Violent extremism and the moral landscape Tore Wig and Milan Obaidi; 11. Emotions in violent extremism Eran Halperin, Sidney Bode and Nicole Tausch; Part III. Group-Level Perspectives: 12. Social identity, self-uncertainty, and violent extremism Michael Hogg; 13. The role of identity fusion in violent extremism Angel Gomez, Alexandra Vázquez, Laura Blanco and Juana Chinchilla; 14. Devoted versus rational actors: radicalizing for extreme conflict and the will to fight Scott Atran; 15. Political violence vs. violent extremism: a social dominance theory approach Felicia Pratto, Shana Levin, Aleksandra Rusowicz, J. N. Rasmus Möring and Anthony F. Lemieux; 16. The role of relative deprivation in the process of radicalizaion into violent extremism Danny Osborne, Kieren J. Lilly, Jonas R. Kunst, Milan Obaidi and Kees van den Bos; 17. Navigating the threat landscape: understanding the role of threat perceptions in violent extremism Milan Obaidi, Jonas R. Kunst and Kledian Myftari; 18. The role of dehumanization in violent extremism Gordon Hodson and Nour Kteily; Part IV. Macro-Level Perspectives: 19. Inequality, poverty, and the staircase to terrorism: a 'societies to cells' approach to violent extremism Fathali Moghaddam, Kevin R. Carriere and Raimundo Salas-Schweikart; 20. Foreign military interventions, occupations and violent extremism Piazza James; 21. The psychological consequences of globalization and violent extremism Simon Ozer and Milan Obaidi; 22. Climate and catalyst events and their intersection with violent extremism Nora C. Benningstad, Andreas Miles-Novelo, Jonas R. Kunst, Milan Obaidi and Craig A. Anderson; 23. Temporal perspectives: understanding the psychology of violent extremism Ann-Cathrin Coenen and Seamus Power; 24. Concluding remarks Jonas R. Kunst and Milan Obaidi.
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