| Series |
Perspectives on justice and morality
Perspectives on justice and morality. ^A1355845
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Part one. Introducing radicalization -- A framework for understanding radicalization -- Instances of radicalization, extremism, and terrorism -- A review of radicalization theories -- Part two. Key antecedents of radicalization -- Perceiving unfairness -- Uncertainty and other threats -- Self-interest and insufficient corrections -- Part three. Core components of radicalization -- Rigidity of thoughts -- Hot-cognitive defense of worldviews -- Violent rejection of law and democratic principles -- Part four. Conclusions and reflections -- Conclusions and limitations: what do we learn? -- Practical implications: what can we do? -- Discussion: what is next? |
| Abstract |
'Why People Radicalize' provides an in-depth analysis of how perceptions of unfairness can lead individuals and groups to develop radical convictions and sympathy for extremism and terrorism. Accessible for scientists, professionals, and practitioners, the text explains how uncertainty and insufficient self-corrections influence this process. |
| Bibliography note | Includes bibliographical references and indexes. |
| LCCN | 2018009454 |
| ISBN | 9780190657345 hardcover alkaline paper |
| ISBN | 0190657340 hardcover alkaline paper |
