Transcription of Preventing Religious Radicalisation and Violent Extremism
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Preventing Religious Radicalisation and Violent Extremism
Youth Justice Board Preventing Religious Radicalisation and Violent Extremism A Systematic Review of the Research Evidence Contents About the author 3 Executive summary 4 1. Background to the review 5 Introduction 5 Aim of the review 5 A note on systematic reviews 7 A note on the quality of the research evidence 7 2. Radicalisation as a process 10 Introduction 10 Models of the Radicalisation process 10 The Prevent pyramid 10 The New York Police Department s four-stage Radicalisation process 12 Marc Sageman s four-stage process 13 Taarnby s eight-stage recruitment process 14 Gill s pathway model 14 Wiktorowicz s al-Muhajiroun model 15 The staircase to terrorism 16 McCauley and Moskalenko
religious violence, political violence, or its more familiar label of ‘terrorism’. Neither have governments been slow to brand violent opponents with this title, nor to produce ever more proscriptive legal definitions of terrorism, most of which encompass behaviour that would constitute offences under ordinary criminal law (Townsend, 2002: 3).
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