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Isabella Pirlogea

PhD candidate and Research Fellow
Counter-Terrorism & Counter-Extremism Criminal Justice & Administrative Measures Gender & (Counter-) Terrorism Online (Counter-) Extremism Rule of Law & Human Rights Terrorism & Violent Extremism

Contact

i.pirlogea@icct.nl

Isabella Pirlogea LL.M is a Research Fellow and Marie Sklodowska-Curie Actions PhD Candidate (Glocter Doctoral Network, EU GLOCAL Counter-Terrorism) at the International Centre for Counter-Terrorism - The Hague. With a background in international humanitarian law, Isabella is involved in conducting evidence-based research on transatlantic e-evidence cooperation on serious crime investigations. Her previous experience spans across UN humanitarian missions and a four year P/CVE research experience in EC Research and Innovation Projects. She researched and wrote on subjects touching on gender, youth, and the influence of technology on radicalisation processes; evidence-based evaluation of P/CVE and CT programs in Europe; and authorisation processes in the European Neighbourhood. She was a member of the former Radicalisation Awareness Network (RAN) for three years and was a consultant on women and extreme violence prevention for UN Women Europe and Central Asia Office.

Publications  

Dolghin, D., and I. Pirlogea. “Teachers in Romanian Secondary Schools: Challenges and Responses in Preventing Polarization and Extremism.” Italian Journal of Sociology of Education 15, no. 3 (2023): 149-174, https://ijse.padovauniversitypress.it/issue/15/3  

Pirlogea, I., N. Herki, M. Shangoyan, and C. Apostiki. “No National Plans: Tackling Radicalisation and Discrimination with the Effort of Civil Society in Greece and Romania.” International Review of Sociology (CIRS) (2024), No national plans. Tackling radicalisation and discrimination with the effort of civil society in Greece and Romania: International Review of Sociology: Vol 33 , No 3 - Get Access 

Akic, N., D. Dolghin, I. Pirlogea, K. McDonald, J. Gryner, L. Marinone, et al. “Drivers of Far-Right Extremism.” In How to Explain Radicalization? A Comparison on the Driving Factors of the Far-Right, the Far-Left, Separatist, and Religious Extremism, edited by Sociological Challenges, 2:89-134. Milan: Mimesis International (2022), How to Explain Radicalization?: Comparing the Drivers of Far-Right, Far-Left, Separatism and Religious Extremism (Sociological Challenges): Amazon.co.uk: Antonelli, Francesco, Marinone, Lorenzo: 9788869774041: Books