Countering extremism in Arab countries

By: Pawlak, Patryk | Göpffarth, JulianContributor(s): Parlamento Europeo . Servicio de Investigación Parlamentario EuropeoMaterial type: TextTextPublication details: May 2016Description: 2 p. Recurso onlineSubject(s): Terrorismo internacional | Terrorismo -- Movimientos extremistas | Lucha antiterrorista | Terrorismo -- Cooperación internacional | Seguridad internacional | Metodología de análisis | Radicalismo | Países ÁrabesOnline resources: *DESCARGAR PDF* Summary: Terrorist attacks in Sousse, Tunis, Beirut and the Sinai clearly show that hardly any country in the Arab world is immune to the threat posed by jihadi terrorism. Despite their different political agendas, countries in the region have been taking unprecedented steps to identify local factors in radicalisation and recruitment to violent extremism, and to prevent and counter these processes.
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Terrorist attacks in Sousse, Tunis, Beirut and the Sinai clearly show that hardly any country in the Arab world is immune to the threat posed by jihadi terrorism. Despite their different political agendas, countries in the region have been taking unprecedented steps to identify local factors in radicalisation and recruitment to violent extremism, and to prevent and counter these processes.

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