Violent Extremism in America: Pathways to Deradicalization
网页2021年9月8日 · Top law enforcement officials have described violent extremism—especially violent White extremism—as the greatest domestic threat facing the United States. RAND researchers partnered with two antiextremism support groups, Parents for Peace and Beyond Barriers, to change that. They interviewed 24 former extremists, as well as ten …
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网页2024年4月9日 · Violent extremism is an evolving, ongoing threat in the United States. Interviews with former extremists—and their families and friends—offer insights into how individuals become radicalized, how they leave extremist groups, and what communities can do to stop the growth of extremism in their area. Jun 25, 2021.
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网页2024年3月5日 · How to Put RAND Findings on Veteran Support for Extremism in Context A RAND survey found that U.S. veterans appeared to support extremist groups at a rate lower than the general population. In contrast, a new University of Maryland study found that veteran status was the most prominent characteristic among extremists involved in …
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网页2021年4月1日 · The January 6 attack at the U.S. Capitol emphasized the need for more research to inform violent extremism prevention and deradicalization strategies. Interviews with former extremists and their family members shed light on what leads people to join—and later leave—extremist groups.
What Do Former Extremists and Their Families Say About …
网页2021年6月25日 · Violent extremism is an evolving, ongoing threat in the United States. Interviews with former extremists—and their families and friends—offer insights into how individuals become radicalized, how they leave extremist groups, and what communities can do to stop the growth of extremism in their area.
Interviews with Former Extremists Reveal Multiple Paths to …
网页2021年4月2日 · In half of those cases, the intervention was orchestrated and conducted by an institution, including religious groups, law enforcement, and secular nonprofits. Twenty-two of the 32 cases also described processes of self-driven exit from extremism, in which former extremists sought their own paths out of groups and ideologies.
A U.S. National Strategy Is Needed to Counter Violent Extremism
网页2022年8月22日 · Racially and ethnically motivated violent extremism (REMVE) refers to a loosely organized movement of individuals and groups that espouse some combination of racist, anti-Semitic, xenophobic, Islamophobic, misogynistic, and homophobic ideology. REMVE actors see their race or ethnicity under threat and promote the use of or engage …
网页In early February, the Secretary of Defense implemented a Department of Defense (DoD)-wide stand-down on extremism, instituting various policies designed to limit right-wing extremism in the ranks. These efforts represent important first steps in combating the infiltration of violent extremism in the U.S. military.
Violent Extremism in America: Can It Be Stopped? | RAND
网页2021年7月7日 · Violent Extremism in America: Firsthand Accounts. The January 6 attack at the U.S. Capitol emphasized the need for more research to inform violent extremism prevention and deradicalization strategies. Interviews with former extremists and their family members shed light on what leads people to join—and later leave—extremist groups. Apr …
Are Counter Violent Extremism Interventions Effective? | RAND
网页2020年9月11日 · RAND also conducted a qualitative assessment of a program designed to train civil society members in the Philippines to directly counter violent extremism. The results were mixed, but one conclusion was inescapable: countering violent extremism is not an easy task, and programmers should not always assume their content will be successful.