Información General

• Autores: Diego Muro (coord.)
• Editores: Fundación CIDOB
• Año de publicación: 2017
• Colecciones: Monografías CIDOB
• País: España
• Idioma: inglés
• ISBN: 978-84-92511-49-5
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Resumen

• Building resilience to violent extremism has become a matter of great concern for European cities that have experienced attacks or that fear experiencing them in the future. Mayors, municipal leaders and other local authority representatives are leading efforts to empower city governments across the EU and develop pragmatic and non-ideological policies. As increasing numbers of citizens rank violent extremism as one of their top worries, urban centres have effectively become the front line of the fight against radicalisation. It is in European cities where transnational extremist threats take shape in the forms of hate speech, recruitment networks, radical cells and terrorist attacks, and it is also in European cities where evidence-based plans to counter and prevent violent extremism at local level need urgently to be devised. Cities are obvious settings in which to implement the motto “think globally and act locally”.

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Listado de artículos

• • Introduction

    Diego Muro

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    págs. 13-17

    

  • Violent extremism in Europe

    • What accounts for the rise of violent extremism in european cities?

      Rik Coolsaet

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      págs. 21-28

      

    • Countering and preventing the threat of terrorism and violent extremism: from the international and european to the national and local levels

      Bibi van Ginkel

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      págs. 29-35

      

    • The threat of terrorism in the world of 2017

      Jorge Dezcallar de Mazarredo

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      págs. 37-43

      

    • What does radicalisation look like?: Four visualisations of socialisation into violent extremism

      Diego Muro

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      págs. 45-53

      

  • Local examples and best practices

    • The Mechelen model: an inclusive city

      Bart Somers

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      págs. 57-62

      

    • London’s preparedness to respond to a major terrorist incident

      Toby Harris

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      págs. 63-69

      

    • What accounts for the lack of a CVE strategy in the USA?

      Lorenzo Vidino

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      págs. 71-78

      

  • Ways forward

    • Who leads and who does what?: Multi-agency coordination, community engagement and public-private partnerships

      Daniel H. Heinke

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      págs. 81-89

      

    • Preventing violent radicalisation: programme design and evaluation

      Daniel Koehler

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      págs. 91-98

      

    • Local strategy: elements of an effective local action plan to prevent radicalisation and violent extremism

      Marije Meines

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      págs. 99-104

      

    • Terrorism and resilience: an historical perspective

      Tim Wilson

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      págs. 105-111