Studies into violent radicalisation : The beliefs ideologies and narratives

The overall aim of this study was to explore the beliefs, narratives and ideologies that lead to violent radicalism underpinned by an abusive interpretation of Islam, with a view to understanding of the causes and remedies for violent radicalisation. The research was conducted through analysis and empirical data collection through 145 stakeholder and primary fieldwork interviews in four Member States; Denmark, France, Germany and the UK. The interview sample was intended to capture the diversity of the Muslim ‘field’ in each country as far as possible.

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Alternative title:	Studies into violent radicalisation : Lot 2
Year of publication:	2008-02
Other Persons:	Ahmad, Asad (contributor) ; Aydın, Hayrettin (contributor) ; Barou, Jacques (contributor)
Institutions:	Change institute ; Europäische Kommission / Generaldirektion Justiz, Freiheit und Sicherheit (contributor)
Subject:	EU \| Gewalt \| violence \| Gewaltbereitschaft \| readiness to commit violence \| Islam \| Islamismus \| islamism \| Muslim \| Radikalismus \| radicalism

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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
1. INTRODUCTION
2. METHODOLOGY
3. LITERATURE REVIEW
5. JIHADI MOVEMENT PROPAGANDA AND INFORMATION PLATFORMS
6. FIELDWORK FINDINGS
UK
Denmark
Germany
France
7. BROAD TRENDS AND COMPARATIVE ASSESSMENT
8. KEY NARRATIVES REPORTED DURING THE STUDY
9. THE IDEATIONAL FRAMEWORK
10. WAYS FORWARD AND RECOMMENDATIONS
APPENDIX A: BIBLIOGRAPHY
APPENDIX B: GLOSSARY
APPENDIX C: WEB RESEARCH
APPENDIX D: FIELDWORK FRAMEWORK
APPENDIX F: INTERVIEWEES

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