Offering an innovative account of Britainâ s counter-radicalisation policy, Prevent, this book provides a timely analysis of the UKâ s response to the threat of â homegrownâ terrorism. -- .
Offering an innovative account of Britainâ s counter-radicalisation policy, Prevent, this book provides a timely analysis of the UKâ s response to the threat of â homegrownâ terrorism. -- .
Thomas Martin has travelled widely in Spain and is fascinated by the history, language and culture of the country.
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction 1 The (problematic) history of Prevent 2 The 'separatist' literature on Prevent (and the way forward) 3 The temporal ambition of Prevent: stopping people becoming terrorists 4 Crossing the temporal gap: vulnerability, extremism and the ordering of identities 5 Governing threatening environments: community cohesion and problem institutions 6 The Channel project: identifying individuals who are vulnerable to radicalisation 7 The identity politics of Prevent Conclusion Index
Introduction 1 The (problematic) history of Prevent 2 The 'separatist' literature on Prevent (and the way forward) 3 The temporal ambition of Prevent: stopping people becoming terrorists 4 Crossing the temporal gap: vulnerability, extremism and the ordering of identities 5 Governing threatening environments: community cohesion and problem institutions 6 The Channel project: identifying individuals who are vulnerable to radicalisation 7 The identity politics of Prevent Conclusion Index
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