The Edge of Violence: Towards Telling the Difference Between Violent and Non-Violent Radicalization
The Edge of Violence: Towards Telling the Difference Between Violent and Non-Violent Radicalization
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DOI：
10.1080/09546553.2011.594923
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发表时间：
2012-01-01
影响因子：
2.4
通讯作者：
Miller, Carl
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作者：
Bartlett, Jamie;Miller, Carl
激进化往往被视为通往恐怖主义道路上的第一个先决步骤，这是沿着。然而，激进只是拒绝现状，而不一定是以一种有问题或暴力的方式。在第一部分-“激进分子”-这篇文章比较了背景，意识形态，行为和态度的一个样本的“暴力激进分子”与激进和“主流”的非暴力样本组。通过找到暴力和非暴力样本的共同点，以及他们没有的东西，这篇文章希望能够实现对暴力和非暴力激进化的更熟练的区分。在第二部分“激进化”中，文章认为，除了是一个智力、理性和宗教决定外，成为恐怖分子也是一个情感、社会和地位意识决定。
Radicalization is often seen as a first, prerequisite step along the road towards terrorism. Yet to be radical is merely to reject the status quo, and not necessarily in a problematic or violent way. In Part 1-"Radicals"-this article compares the backgrounds, ideologies, behaviours, and attitudes of a sample of "violent radicals" with both radical and "mainstream" non-violent sample groups. By finding both what the violent and non-violent samples share, and also what they do not, the article hopes to achieve a more adept discrimination of violent and non-violent radicalization. In Part 2-"Radicalization"-the article suggests that, in addition to being an intellectual, rational, and religious decision, becoming a terrorist is also an emotional, social, and status-conscious one.