Rethinking “Prison Radicalisation” - Lessons from the U.S. Federal Correctional System
This Perspective, written by George Washington University Research Fellow Bennett Clifford, looks at the necessity for U.S. prison counter-terrorism authorities to strengthen in-prison responses to prepare incarcerated extremists for release.
The Cost of Crying Victory: Policy Implications of the Islamic State's Territorial Collapse
In this Report, Liesbeth van der Heide, Charlie Winter and Shiraz Maher analyse the continued risk posed the Islamic State (IS), in light of its territorial collapse. The authors present 5 conclusions to policy makers.
Incitement to Terrorism – Treating the Symptoms or Addressing the Causal Malady?
In this Perspective Rumyana Grozdanova gives her thoughts on the Choudary case in the UK, cautioning to not only focus on more immediate restrictive responses to incitement.
Rethinking “Prison Radicalisation” - Lessons from the U.S. Federal Correctional System
This Perspective, written by George Washington University Research Fellow Bennett Clifford, looks at the necessity for U.S. prison counter-terrorism authorities to strengthen in-prison responses to prepare incarcerated extremists for release.