12 P/CVE Policies of Europe and the United States

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents vii
3. Acknowledgments ix
4. 1 Most People Are Not Radicalized 1
5. Part 1 Exploring the Nonoccurrence of Violent Extremism
6. 2 Enabling Environments 17
7. 3 The Entrepreneurs of Violence 33
8. 4 Measuring Social Cohesion and Resilience 51
9. Part 2 Cases from North Africa, the Middle East, and the Balkans
10. 5 Islamists and the Choice Not to Take Up Arms: Algeria and Egyp 67
11. 6 Religious Resilience and the Guardian State: Morocco and Jordan 85
12. 7 Ethnonationalism and Religious Radicalization: Serbia and Bosnia and Herzegovina 103
13. 8 Exporting Radicalization and Strengthening Resilience: Tunisia and Kosovo 119
14. 9 Regime Survival and Mobilization: Iraq, Mali, and Syria 143
15. 10 Traditional Authority and Local Community Resilience: Bosnia and Herzegovina, Iraq, and Syria 161
16. 11 External Donors and the Marketing of P/CVE: Niger, Tunisia, and Syria 179
17. Part 3 Conclusion
18. 12 P/CVE Policies of Europe and the United States 197
19. 13 Implications for Policy and Future Research 225
20. List of Acronyms 233
21. References 237
22. Contributors 269
23. Index 275
24. About the Book 281