Dynamics of Radicalization in the Western Balkans: Women in Salafi and Extreme Right Discourses
Dynamics of Radicalization in the Western Balkans: Women in Salafi and Extreme Right Discourses
Author(s): Majda Halilović, Haris Halilović, Edina BećirevićSubject(s): Islam studies, Politics and religion, Studies in violence and power, Nationalism Studies, Sociology of Religion
Published by: Atlantska inicijativa: Udruženje za promicanje euroatlantskih integracija BiH
Keywords: Radicalization; Western Balkans; Women in Salafi; violent extremism; national and religious identities; Salafism versus Traditional; Non-militant Salafists, and Militant Salafists;
Summary/Abstract: A great deal of recent literature on the topic of women and violent extremism has been focused on identifying what motivates women to join violent extremist groups. Authors have highlighted the push and pull factors that drive women toward extremism, and in many cases, researchers have sought to establish a profile, or several profiles, of the women most at risk of being radicalized. Some studies have also explored the best ways for women to participate in preventing violent extremism.
Journal: Democracy and Security in Southeastern Europe
- Issue Year: VII/2020
- Issue No: 1
- Page Range: 41-54
- Page Count: 14
- Language: English
