Tag: PCVE
Unifying the Extremes: Developing a Unified Model for Detecting and Predicting Extremist Traits and Radicalization (arXiv)
The current study addresses the shortcomings of ideology-specific radicalization models by introducing a novel framework for detecting and measuring extremist rhetoric across online communities. The…
New research shows: Tailored approaches are needed in tackling violent extremism (Tilburg University)
Three motivation profiles—low motivation, morally motivated, and ideologically hardened—are identified by Gaby Thijssen’s PhD research, which examines the varied psychological and social paths of Dutch…
Providing for effective reintegration of violent extremist offenders in Bosnia and Herzegovina (PER-VEO) (Council of Europe)
Phase I of the 12-month PER-VEO project, which aims to improve the reintegration of violent extremist offenders (VEOs) in Bosnia and Herzegovina, was initiated by…
Transnational Dynamics in Violent Outcomes for Protest Movements: A Rapid Evidence Assessment (CREST)
According to the current research, the dynamics of global protests generally match earlier analyses of radicalization and violent mobilization. The primary conclusions are still relevant:…
Two Weeks in Soft Security: Free Resources on Countering Extremism, Hate, and Disinformation, August 2025 (II/II)
Browse and read from a list of the 160 most popular LinkedIn resources dealing with soft counter-extremism, countering hate speech, and on the theory of…
First-of-its-kind study on women’s involvement in violent extremism was launched in Tajikistan (UN WOMEN)
The nation’s first gender-sensitive examination of women’s participation in violent extremism comes from a groundbreaking study that was started in Tajikistan. The study, which was…
Extremists are targeting young Australians who crave belonging. What can we do? (The Conversation)
According to a new study, young Australians are becoming more susceptible to extremist recruiting, which is motivated by unfulfilled demands for stability and belonging rather…
Burnt out and radicalised: how workplace exhaustion breeds extremist thinking – new study (The Conversation)
According to a recent study, there is a concerning correlation between support for extremist ideology and occupational stress. People may become less psychologically resilient and…
