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radicalization

[ rad-i-kuh-luh-zey-shuhn ]

noun

  1. the act or process of becoming more extreme, as in beliefs, actions, or politics:

    The group tries to counter radicalization by promoting nonviolence and tolerance through peer-to-peer education.



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But the social isolation in combination with the social media echo chamber increases a given person's radicalization and extremism.

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Now, almost overnight, tens of millions of dollars in funding earmarked for research studying radicalization, violent extremism and terrorism prevention has been cut.

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Jordan’s security services have long feared radicalization in the 10 Palestinian refugee camps spread around the kingdom.

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Killing leaders of the organizations does not significantly hinder this — and might even fuel radicalization.

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Right now, most media focus on men and online radicalization focuses on the "demand" side of the equation, looking at the psychological factors that drive men to seek out these influences.

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