Vol. 14 (2020)

Focus (1): Political and Religious Extremism and Sexual Aggression – New Perspectives from the Workshop on Aggression 2018

Focus (2): What do we know about radicalization? Key findings, challenges, and policy recommendations

Open Section

Published: 2020-11-28

Focus (1): Political and Religious Extremism and Sexual Aggression

Political and Religious Extremism and Sexual Aggression – New Perspectives from the Workshop on Aggression 2018

Rebecca Bondü

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Media of Contempt: Social Media Consumption Predicts Normative Acceptance of Anti-Muslim Hate Speech and Islamoprejudice

Wiktor Soral, James Liu, Michał Bilewicz

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Beat, Ignore, Force to Conform: Development and Initial Validation of a Multidimensional Scale of Acceptance of Collective Violence

Mikołaj Winiewski, Dominika Bulska

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Sexual Violence Victimization among Undergraduates at a Chilean University

Laura Saldarriaga, Carolina Rocha, Diego Castro, Gloria Jiménez-Moya, Héctor Carvacho, Gerd Bohner

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Links between Aggressive Sexual Fantasies and Presumably Non-Consensual Aggressive Sexual Behavior when Controlling for BDSM Identity

Rebecca Bondü, Joseph Birke

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A Social-Developmental Model of Radicalization: A Systematic Integration of Existing Theories and Empirical Research

Andreas Beelmann

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Focus (2): What do we know about radicalization?

What Do We Know about Radicalization? Overview of the Structure and Key Findings of the Focus Section

Julian Junk, Clara-Auguste Süß, Christopher Daase, Nicole Deitelhoff

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Radicalization and Political Violence – Challenges of Conceptualizing and Researching Origins, Processes and Politics of Illiberal Beliefs

Hande Abay Gaspar, Christopher Daase, Nicole Deitelhoff, Julian Junk, Manjana Sold

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Factors of Individual Radicalization into Extremism, Violence and Terror – the German Contribution in a Context

Daniela Pisoiu, Andreas Zick, Fabian Srowig, Viktoria Roth, Katharina Seewald

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Connecting Structures: Resistance, Heroic Masculinity and Anti-Feminism as Bridging Narratives within Group Radicalization

David Meiering, Aziz Dziri, Naika Foroutan

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A Threat to Open Societies? Conceptualizing the Radicalization of Society

Eva Herschinger, Kemal Bozay, Magdalena von Drachenfels, Oliver Decker, Christian Joppke

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Dissecting Deradicalization: Challenges for Theory and Practice in Germany

Till Baaken, Judy Korn, Maximilian Ruf, Dennis Walkenhorst

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Online Extremism: Research Trends in Internet Activism, Radicalization, and Counter-Strategies

Charlie Winter, Peter Neumann, Alexander Meleagrou-Hitchens, Magnus Ranstorp, Lorenzo Vidino, Johanna Fürst

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Evident and Effective? The Challenges, Potentials and Limitations of Evaluation Research on Preventing Violent Extremism

Inga Nehlsen, Janusz Biene, Marc Coester, Frank Greuel, Björn Milbradt, Andreas Armborst

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Radicalization: Trajectories in Research, Policy and Practice

Sarah Marsden

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What Do We Know about Radicalization? A Commentary on Key Issues, Findings and a Framework for Future Research for the Scientific and Applied Community

Sarah Knight, David Keatley

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Open Section

College Women’s Experience of Verbal Sexual Coercion and Responses to a Sexual Assault Vignette

Marta Garrido-Macías, Inmaculada Valor-Segura, Barbara Krahé, Francisca Expósito
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