Perspectives on radicalisation and violent extremism in MENA, the Balkans and the European Union (D3.3)

A comparative analysis across Europe and the Middle East, with a focus on the Balkans and the MENA region, on perspectives on radicalisation and violent extremism

This report attempts to better understand the phenomena of radicalisation and violent extremism through a regional comparative perspective (Jordan, Morocco, Tunisia, Egypt).

Understanding the phenomena of radicalisation and violent extremism through a comparative perspective in four Balkan countries (Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Kosovo and North Macedonia)

External actors, experts, community-led practitioners and policy-makers discussed main concerns regarding the gaps in researching radicalisation and violent extremism in times of COVID-19.

This report focuses on North Macedonia’s national structural and contextual approaches and strategies towards radicalisation and violent extremism.