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Fear Thy Neighbor. Radicalization and Jihadist Attacks in the West

Lorenzo Vidino
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Francesco Marone
|
Eva Entenmann
13 giugno 2017

Over the last three years Europe and North America have been hit by an unprecedented wave of terrorist attacks perpetrated by individuals motivated by jihadist ideology. Who are the individuals who have carried out these attacks? Were they born and raised in the West? Or were they an “imported threat”, refugees and migrants? How did they radicalize? Were they well educated and integrated, or social outcasts? Did they act alone? What were their connections to the Islamic State?

The answers to these and other questions have large implications for our understanding of the threat facing us and, consequently, help us design sounder policy solutions built on empirical evidence. This study, the first of its kind, seeks to analyze the demographic profile, radicalization trajectories and connections to the Islamic State of all the individuals who have carried out attacks.


TABLE OF CONTENTS


Foreword, Bruce Hoffman

Foreword, Magnus Ranstorp

Executive Summary

1. From Syria with Hate: The Origins of the Current Terrorist Wave

2. Three Year of Attacks: An Analysis

3. A tripartite Categorization of Attacks

4. The Role of Radicalization Hubs

CONCLUSION

APPENDIX

 

 

The European Union Commissioner for the Security Union Julian King endorses ISPI's report "Fear Thy Neighbor: Radicalization and Jihadist Attacks in the West".

 

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AUTHORS

Lorenzo Vidino
Head of the Centre on Radicalization and International Terrorism, ISPI
Francesco Marone
Researh Fellow, ISPI
Eva Entenmann
Program Manager, ICCT

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