Countering Violent Extremism

 

Peripheral Vision: Views from the Borderlands – Spring 2021

June 23, 2021

Publication

PERIPHERAL VISION: Views from the Borderlands sheds light on how political, security and socioeconomic developments affect the people living in contested borderlands and, conversely, how border dynamics shape change and transition at the national level. In this issue we cover: War and peace in the Sudan-Ethiopia borderlands Border crossings, roads… Read more

 

Peripheral Vision: Views from the Borderlands – Fall 2020

January 12, 2021

Publication

PERIPHERAL VISION: Views from the Borderlands sheds light on how political, security and socio-economic developments affect the people living in contested borderlands and, reversely, how border dynamics shape change and transition at the national level. In this Fall 2020 issue, we cover: Local conflict drivers and violent extremism in the Southern… Read more

 

Understanding Violent Extremism: Messaging and Recruitment Strategies on Social Media in the Philippines

February 13, 2019

Publication

Violent extremist activity on social media in the Philippines is a relatively new phenomenon in the complex conflict environment that exists in the southern part of the country. The rise of online violent extremism emerged despite the Philippines’ significant strides in the Mindanao peace process. The 2014 Comprehensive Agreement on the Bangsamoro… Read more

 

Surveys and Countering Violent Extremism

January 10, 2018

Publication

A practitioner guide This guide will acquaint development practitioners, those funding surveys, international and local NGOs, consultants and think tanks with the use of surveys in preventing or countering violent extremism (CVE). Surveys are a powerful and flexible tool with many potential applications to CVE. This guide will help practitioners en… Read more

Bangladesh market scene 

‘Countering Violent Extremism’ and Development Assistance in Asia

April 5, 2017

Blog Post

How we describe violence—riots, insurgency, terrorism, genocide, ethnic cleansing—is always politically charged even when it is well-intentioned. Language shapes our understanding of the perpetrators, their motives, and the legitimacy of their cause. It names patterns of violent behavior, drawing parallels across very different political contexts…. Read more