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Ohne Musik geht es nicht. Salafismus und „Nasheeds“ (Anasheed) in Deutschland

Von Claudia Dantscke. Abstrakt: Nasheeds sind also eine eigene Form der Verbreitung radikaler Ideologie – reduziert auf das Wesentliche und emotional unterlegt. Am Beispiel des 21jährigen Arid Uka, der am 2. März 2011 im Frankfurter Flughafen zwei US-Soldaten erschoss und zwei weitere verletzte, zeigte sich, dass derartige Nasheeds zu einem Radikalisierungsprozess dazu gehören. Als sich […] Mehr lesen

From Outcast to Martyr: The Memory of Rudolf Hess in Skinhead Culture

By Ryan Shaffer. Abstract: This article explores neo-Nazi skinhead culture by reviewing how the memory of Rudolf Hess is employed by extremists as a transnational icon. It highlights how Hess, an outcast in the Nazi party and imprisoned by the British, became a “martyr” to post-war fascists in Britain and Germany. This article reviews skinhead […] Mehr lesen

Bd. 3 (2014) Standards Partners Campaigns

Inhaltsverzeichnis „I am the opposite of Osama bin Laden“ Claudia Dantschke Kameradschaft vor der Kamera – Eine Analyse reziproker Effekte von Medienberichterstattung über die rechtsextreme Szene auf deren Anhänger Katharina Neumann Walk Away from Violent Extremism: a campaign to address violent extremism online Anne Aly Rechtsextreme Gewalt gegen antidiskriminierende Fangruppen im deutschen Profifußball: Eine Lageanalyse […] Mehr lesen

„I am the opposite of Osama bin Laden“

Von Claudia Dantschke. Abstract: A conversation between Claudia Dantschke and Imam Abu Adam Hesham Shashaa about Salafism in Germany, the war in Syria and questions of reradicalization and deradicalization of adolescents. Full Article: PDF

A De-Radicalization Strategy for Greece: Baby steps back to social common sense

By Chara Georgiadou. Abstract: Violent extremism in Greece in these last recession years has turned into a widespread social phenomenon. Greek extremism is not a new crisis concept though; Extremist groups such as the “17th of November” for instance have been present and defining what “Greek terrorism” is for a long time. The main problem that […] Mehr lesen

Bd. 1 (2014) New Angles Create alternatives

Inhaltsverzeichnis Die Beratungsstelle „Radikalisierung“ im Bundesamt für Migration und Flüchtlinge Florian Endres „Ich bin das Gegenteil von Osama bin Laden“ Claudia Dantschke A New Kind of Terror: Radicalizing Youth In Canada Abbee Corb, Renee Grozelle Couragierter agieren und reagieren – Ein Plädoyer für mehr Zivilgesellschaft im Kampf gegen den Rechtsextremismus aus bayrischer Perspektive Franz Gervasoni […] Mehr lesen

The strategic use of deradicalization

By Mark Dechesne. Abstract: The present contribution provides a recap of an earlier article entitled “Deradicalization: Not Soft but Strategic” (Dechesne, 2011). Building on the propositions that deradicalization is of strategic use, that it has existed for quite some time, that it may occur spontaneously, and that is should be differentiated from behavioral disengagement, a […] Mehr lesen

Government responses to far-right extremism: Learning from 10 European states

By Vidhya Ramalingam. Abstract: Europe has been confronted repeatedly with the grim reality of right-wing extremism over the past several years. In October 2013, Ukrainian born terrorist Pavlo Lapshyn was convicted for racially-motivated murder and for plotting a campaign of terror against mosques in the UK. In August 2012, far right terrorist Anders Behring Breivik […] Mehr lesen

Right-Wing Extremist Radicalization Processes: The Formers’ Perspective

By Daniel Köhler. Abstract: This study is based on the in-depth analysis of nine narrative interviews with seven former high ranking German right-wing extremists. Giving an intensive overview about the related academic literature on right-wing radicalization processes the findings regarding the individual motivations for entry; belonging and exit are integrated therein, albeit focusing on the […] Mehr lesen