Associate Fellow on Community Approach to Home-grown Terrorism | International Centre for Counter-Terrorism - ICCT

September 19, 2016

19.9.2016: In the StarTribune, ICCT Associate Fellow J. M. Berger comments on the effects of educational and mental health programmes on communities at risk of home-grown terrorism. Berger argues that while these programmes are beneficial to the communities involved, they do not necessarily lead to a reduction in violent extremism.

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