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CATEGORIES:Social Psychology Seminar Series (SPSS)
SUMMARY:Understanding radicalisation - Dr Noemie Bouhana\,
  University College London
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UID:TALK67832AThttp://talks.cam.ac.uk
URL:http://talks.cam.ac.uk/talk/index/67832
DESCRIPTION:Radicalisation\, like terrorist action\, is subjec
 t to constraints. Individuals are not equally susc
 eptible to propensity change and human environment
 s do not produce or sustain equally the conditions
  that support the radicalisation process. To expla
 in radicalisation\, we need to understand the mech
 anisms which govern the interaction of factors of 
 individual vulnerability\, exposure and emergence 
 (IVEE) at several levels of analysis. Such a syste
 mist understanding of radicalisation\, as opposed 
 to a more traditional risk-factor based outlook\, 
 may help explain why some populations in some envi
 ronments are more vulnerable or resilient to radic
 alisation at any given time. Findings from a numbe
 r of research projects driven by the IVEE model ar
 e used to illustrate this particular analytical ap
 proach. Implications for intervention are discusse
 d. 
LOCATION:Ground Floor Lecture Theatre\, Department of Psych
 ology\, Downing Site
CONTACT:Johanna M Lukate
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