Historical Case Studies of Interactive Radicalisation: Country Reports
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This report focuses on the nature of ‘cumulative extremism’ as viewed over time and through spatial comparison. It examines contemporary radicalisation processes through the theoretical frame of ‘cumulative extremism’ in order to understand historic instances of violent escalation, de-escalation and indeed non-escalation. To test many of the assumptions that scholars, policy makers and the media often make when discussing ‘cumulative extremism’, the five country-level reports that comprise this report on historical case studies of interactive radicalisation, examined the phenomenon in a range of different geographical areas and indeed sites of contestation from the street to the institutional level. 
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Authors: Graham Macklin, Onur Arun, Bartolomeo Conti, Mine Karakus Yetkin, Alexandros Sakellariou and Fabian Virchow

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​This project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under grant agreement No 725349