Description
The publication analyzes the multi-agency approach to preventing violent radicalisation, emphasizing cooperation between institutions as a key strategy . It shows that radicalisation is a complex problem requiring coordinated action from multiple actors such as police, social services, and local authorities. The study highlights both the potential benefits (early detection, better information sharing, tailored interventions) and challenges (lack of evaluation, unclear procedures, barriers to data sharing). It presents findings from the EMMA project, which evaluates such approaches and develops practical tools for practitioners. The authors conclude that effective prevention depends on structured collaboration, clear roles, and continuous evaluation of practices.
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