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Violent versus nonviolent actors: An empirical study of different types of extremism
2017
Journal of threat assessment and management
It is notoriously difficult to distinguish between those who simply espouse radical beliefs and those who are prepared to commit acts of extremist-related violence. This poses a problem for those responsible for counter terrorism (CT) needing to discriminate between the two. The present study adopted an empirical approach to compare violent and non-violent extremists. In-depth case studies on 40 extremist individuals were developed and analyzed for key themes, sub-themes and underlying
doi:10.1037/tam0000086
fatcat:sztqgmefwrehdhyb7frigj34vy