Research on radicalisation drivers points to complex dynamics that include economic,social,psychological,and ideological push and pull factors. This report analyses radicalisation drivers that affect

This new edition of the MED Report is intended as a tool to support debate in the context of Rome MED. In particular,the volume collects insights,analyses and policy recommendations from different

Despite significant knowledge around the drivers of radicalisation,little is known about the motivations,influences and/or stressors in play when someone harbouring radical ideology decides to join an

It has been suggested that 3, of the 2, foreign fighters who have traveled to join Daesh have been women,and while focus has primarily been upon those who came from the West,women from the WANA region

With the recent military defeat of Daesh,the group has lost grip on its Caliphate. What remains,however,is the ideological appeal of joining its cause. In this vein,Preventing/Countering Violent

Despite the military defeat of Daesh,many of the drivers which initially encouraged individuals to join a violent extremist group have not been addressed. Radicalisation does not occur in a vacuum and

The West Asia-North Africa region sits at a complex crossroads where the impacts of chronic conflict,cultural fragmentation,and geopolitical interests collide. It is easy to think of the region’s

This paper seeks to examine the regional peace and security nexus,with a specific focus on youth. It argues that without human-centric security paradigms with youth at their core,the persistence of