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.

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