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Raffaello Pantucci (RUSI) as a short overview, with a UK focus in an insurance publication. He starts with:
He ends with:
Link:https://raffaellopantucci.com/2019/07/13/the-road-to-radicalisation/

A British report by CREST that examines:
With three different case studies and all free to access.
Link:https://crestresearch.ac.uk/resources/internal-brakes-full-report/

A book review of 'Home...

The first, short article is 'Mass Radicalization in the USA: We are more radical than before. Why?' and appears on a previously unknown magazine website....

This paper is by Emily Winterbotham (RUSI) and is published by the Tony Blair Institute. It appears on a quick read to dispute that mothers can help and taken from the summary:...

A curious article from a previously unheard of organization, Orbmedia, and the key theme is:
Link:https://orbmedia.org/stories/fighting-blind/multimedia

From the Dutch think tank ICCT an excellent, short article and here is most of the second paragraph:
Link:https://icct.nl/publication/dont-just-counter-message-counter-engage/

A notice on this conference in Oslo that has started. Added here as most of the talks have a summary added, which could act as a pointer to expertise available. I noted that The Norwegian Security...

Sub-titled:
Link:https://www.thelocal.se/20181112/astonishing-findings-in-new-swedish-report-on-extremism-and-organized-crime
Alas the link to the cited research report does not have an English...

The actual article is entitled: 'More laws won't stop terrorism but effective prevention is complex' and the author is different:...

A really interesting France24 (TV) report that opens with:
Link:https://www.france24.com/en/20181111-france-psychology-radicalised-youth-counter-terrorism-stereotype-theories-minds

I suspect...

A CNN commentary by Peter Bergen, entitled 'Zeros trying to be heroes: what motivates terrorists'. He opens with:...

An updated edition of a 2016 article by Professor Randy Borum (one time Forum member) after recent events. So it may be here already and without a working Search function I cannot tell.

His...

Far too expensive to buy, spotted yesterday in an Oxford bookshop - over £100.

Professor Michael Kenney at the University of Pittsburgh and the author of a superb book IMHO 'From Pablo to Osama: Trafficking and Terrorist Networks, Government Bureaucracies, and Competitive...

A contrary view on the theme there is an overlap between crime and terror via Stratfor. Two sentences:...

A book review of Professor Olivier Roy's latest, very short book, with 99 pages 'Jihad and Death'. A "taster":...

A report by two academics / advocates (one of whom I recognise as a critical SME) from the Transnational Institute (TNI), a think tank and they explanation:...

A short interview with an ICSR researcher, Rajan Basra; simply explained as:
Link:https://globalriskinsights.com/2018/02/crime-terrorism-europe-interview-rajan-basra/

He was the co-author of a...

From the Canadian Security Intelligence Service (CSIS) a report:Link:https://csis.gc.ca/pblctns/thrpblctns/2018-02-05-en.php

Thanks to a "lurker" for the pointer to this New Scientist article, in August 2017; it is a good overview, even if most of the experts cited are Americans, like Atran, Sageman and Crenshaw....

The full title of a book chapter is: 'Patterns of Disengagement from Violent Extremism: A Stocktaking of Current Knowledge and Implications for Counterterrorism' and added here as there is a free,...

In a review of threads I have found an old thread 'Engineers in the Jihad', which is a useful read:Engineers of Jihad

A reference was made to the Oxford University study that started the Engineers...

Peter Neumann of ICSR @ Kings College is a SME on this topic and a few weeks ago OSCE published a report he prepared for them. He explains in the summary what it contains:
Link to...

Two articles found today.

'Jihadi Culture' by Thomas Hegghammer in a short Q&A:Yes there is a new book: Jihadi Culture: The Art and Social Practices of Militant Islamistswas recently published. ...

I have just merged in four stand alone threads, three with a UK theme, this thread now has had 185,969 views and has 250 posts.