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Civil society in P/CVE  

R2COM International Panel
Civil society impact in P/CVE  
(Global Centre on Cooperative Security (2020, October 16).  The of civil society organisations in preventing and countering violent extremism)
Civil society contribution to UN Sustainable development goals   
(DCAF Geneva Centre for Security Sector Governance (2021, December 21). Civil Society Organizations’ Contribution to Security Sector Governance 

Radicalisation: What is it and what challenges does it present?

P/CVE Terminology: 
(CSIS Canada-SCRS Canada (2021, March 25). Violent extremism-New Terminology)
A graphic representation of what motivates violent extremism and how to mitigate it: 
(U and I Campaign (2017, May 31). What is Violent Extremism?)
Radicalisation and Violent Extremism: 
(SKPSS (2021, May 26). Radicalisation and Extremism: Educational Video)

Different types and manifestations of extremism

Islamic radicalisation process: a case study: 
(CPRMV (n.d.) Understanding politico-religious extremist radicalization)
 Far-right radicalisation process: a case study:  
(CPRMV (n.d.). Understanding right wing radicalization)
Far-left radicalisation process: a case study 
(CPRMV (n.d.). Understanding far-left extremist radicalization)
Single-issue extremism: The case of Incels  
(CBS News: The National (2018, April 26). Incels and extremism: How an involuntary celibate's frustrations can evolve)

Radicalisation in prison

Prisons as a breeding ground for radicalisation 
(CNN (2009, November 17). Study: Jails breed radicals)
 Islamist radicalisation in prisons   
(FOX News (2016, September 3). UK prisons have become a breeding ground for terrorists)
How to prevent prison radicalisation 
(SWI swissinfo.ch-English (2016, July 26). How to stop prisoners becoming radicalised)

Social reintegration of radicalised, extremists and vulnerable individuals  

Transitioning to society 
(ESCR Social (n.d.) Helping prisoners back into society)
Prisoner reentry
(American Enterprise Institute (2016, April 28). Prisoner reentry and why we should care | IN 60 SECONDS) 
The different challenges and needs of extremist offenders
during their rehabilitation and reintegration
  
(Radicalisation Awareness Network (2021, February 3). The rehabilitation and reintegration of violent extremist offenders)
How to deal with radicalised and terrorist offenders
​after their prison release
(Radicalisation Awareness Network (2019, December 3).  Case study #3: Radicalised and terrorist offenders released from prison)
A continuum of intervention for rehabilitating extremist offenders 
(Penal Reform International (2018, July 3). Alison Hannah on the Rehabilitation and Reintegration of Violent Extremist Prisoners)

Current shared challenges  

Foreign terrorist fighters
(Radicalisation Awareness Network (2020, July 28). Foreign Terrorist Fighters (FTFs) and their families)
Evaluation in P/CVE 
(Radicalisation Awareness Network (2021, July 26). 7 STEPS to make sure you get your MONITORING and EVALUATION right)
Multi-agency cooperation in P/CVE  
(Efus (2016, November 2). 2/6 - Developing a Local Multi-agency Strategy)
Strengthening cross-level cooperation in P/CVE
Global Counterterrorism Forum (GCTF). (2023, January 25). Memorandum on Good Practices on Strengthening National-Local Cooperation in Preventing and Countering Violent Extremism Conducive to Terrorism
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