One of the crucial issues of radicalism lately has been the involvement of family members in acts of terrorism. But families and their role in the radicalization process have not yet received proper attention from researchers, despite the growing interest shown by policy makers in several countries. This chapter provides an overview of the role of families in radicalization. Both research literature and policy and practice consider families as a potential risk of radicalization, as well as a source of protection and rehabilitation. Finally, the chapter highlights the importance of prevention, even a family level.
Valtolina, G. G., Migration and Religious Radicalization: A Family Issue?, in Valtolina, G., Zanfrini, L. (ed.), Migrant Families and Religious Belonging, IOS Press BV, Amsterdam, The Netherlands 2023: 188- 202. 10.3233/STAL230012 [https://hdl.handle.net/10807/276998]
Migration and Religious Radicalization: A Family Issue?
Valtolina, Giovanni Giulio
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2023
Abstract
One of the crucial issues of radicalism lately has been the involvement of family members in acts of terrorism. But families and their role in the radicalization process have not yet received proper attention from researchers, despite the growing interest shown by policy makers in several countries. This chapter provides an overview of the role of families in radicalization. Both research literature and policy and practice consider families as a potential risk of radicalization, as well as a source of protection and rehabilitation. Finally, the chapter highlights the importance of prevention, even a family level.
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