This policy briefing explores the impact of political,social,and economic marginalization on Jordan’s youth. It highlights the growing tensions between the government and its increasingly agitated

Youth radicalization by Islamist extremists poses a domestic security challenge for Jordan,a key U.S. ally and crucial link in the campaign against the Islamic State. Jordanian policies aimed at

Jordan remains stable amidst regional tensions but is not immune to radicalization threats. Preventing violent extremism and integrating the participation and concerns of women in peace and security

Following the uprisings in the Arab world,the region has lurched into a period of massive change and instability. An unfortunate consequence of this change has been the rise and proliferation of

It is estimated that since the start of the Syrian conflict in 211,over 3, foreign fighters have joined Sunni militant groups,such as ISIS and al-Qaeda,in Iraq and Syria. The Middle East,with

The exodus of more than 4 million refugees from Syria since 211 raises questions about whether Syrian refugee concentrations will become incubators for violent extremist groups. This Perspective takes

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

Since the start of the Syrian conflict in 211,it is estimated that over 35, foreign fighters have joined Sunni militant groups,such as Daesh and al-Qaeda in Iraq and Syria. The threat posed by such