Counter-extremism
Co-Existence
Informed analysis, commentary and lessons from our work promoting co-existence and countering extremism.
Non-Violent Extremism
Research Findings: The Relationship Between Violent and Nonviolent Islamist Extremism
Counter-extremism
Research Findings: Exploring Counter-Narratives to Islamist Extremism
Extremist Ideologies
Research Findings: The Interaction of Religion, Ideology and Violence in Islamist Extremism
Education & Youth
A Programme to Develop Interpersonal and Developmental Skills in Students
Education & Youth
Cultivating Students’ Open-Mindedness Through Dialogue
Education & Youth
Building Resilience in the Classroom
al-Qaeda
Al-Qaeda’s Long Game
Counter-extremism
Upholding the Rule of Law in the Fight Against Extremism
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Extremist Ideologies
Female Suicide Bombers May Be New For ISIS, But They’re No Stranger to Iraq
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Extremist Ideologies
How Religious Extremism Changed the Face of Terrorism
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Radicalisation
Dealing With Jihadi Radicalisation in Tunisia
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Crime
What’s Happening to Crime in the UK? A Background Paper
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Development
Seeding Innovation in Sierra Leone
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Brexit
The ‘In-Betweener’ Solution is the ‘Worst Of All Worlds’. Parliament Should Reject It.
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Immigration
The Brainstorm: Between Migration and Turkey’s Democratic Backsliding
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Extremist Ideologies
What Is Nusrat al-Islam?
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Extremist Ideologies
The Territory-Ideology Nexus
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Extremist Ideologies
UK Extremists Must Be Denied the Space to Spread Hatred
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Counter-extremism
Great Opportunity for UK, Saudi Arabia to Cooperate in Countering Extremism
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ISIS
Female Fighters Show ISIS’s Changing Nature
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Counter-extremism
Countering Extremist Ideology
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