Publications

On 16 and 17 June, mental health professionals working in preventing and countering violent extremism (P/CVE) discussed the ethical challenges they are confronted with in their daily practice.

When a foreign terrorist fighter (FTF) leaves for Syria or Iraq, there is always a network
of people affected by the FTF’s departure, death or return - whether a partner and
children, or (grand)parents and siblings.

This Conclusion paper reflects the main outcomes of this meeting. It is focused on understanding
the effects of growing up in an extremist setting, using knowledge obtained from adjacent fields, as well as how to improve for youth workers and teachers their approach to deal with at risk...

The study provides a comparative overview of the existing schemes framing access to national citizenship through naturalisation for third-country nationals across the Member States of the European Union (EU).

This paper specifically focuses on the communications challenge that local authorities face in the context of such returnees. Challenges include privacy and data protection, a lack of information or misinformation, dealing with fear and possible stigmatisation.

Exit work is an important element of strategies for preventing and countering violent extremism. Both in the interest of a safe society, as well as for those who are radicalised and their environment, good and sustainable support is essential.

This paper explores whether the mechanisms and measures used in crime prevention work in preventing violent extremism (PVE).

This paper aims to educate youth workers who want to (better) incorporate digital ways in doing youth work, specifically in a P/CVE setting.

This study provides an overview of the statuses granted in the Member States and Norway that address a protection need not covered by the international protection status as set out in the Qualification Directive and Temporary Protection Directive.