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The Program on Extremism pursues multiple streams on a range of extremism-related issues across the globe. From the threats posed by white supremacists and the militia movement domestically to the global jihadist landscape and its nexus in the U.S. to the activities of Islamist groups, we offer a range of research products to support policymakers, civic leaders, and the general public.

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What is Samidoun?

What is Samidoun?

Authored by Jennifer Baker

How Hamas’ Early Ties with Iran Were Brokered from the US

How Hamas’ Early Ties with Iran Were Brokered from the US

Authored by Lorenzo Vidino and Lara Burns

Propaganda, Procurement and Lethal Operations

Propaganda, Procurement and Lethal Operations: Iran's Activities Inside America

Authored by Lorenzo Vidino, Lara Burns, Sergio Altuna, Rosa Cabus, Cynthia Martinez, and Jake Gilstrap

From Camps to Computers

From Camps to Computers: Inside the Black Hebrew Israelite Extremist Ecosystem on Facebook

Authored by Luke Baumgartner

Christian ّIdentity

Christian Identity Reborn: The Evolution and Revitalization of an Antisemitic Theology

Authored by Jon Lewis, Stuart Wexler , Jessa Mellea, and M.B. Tyler.

The Coming AI and Extremism Threat

The Coming AI and Extremism Threat

Authored by Ghaffar Hussain

Pursuing terrorists in US Civil Courts: The Encyclopedia of ATA Cases

Pursuing terrorists in US civil courts: the Encyclopedia of ATA cases

Edited by Jeff Breinholt

Extremism - Do We Need a Definition?

Extremism – Do We Need a Definition?

Authored by Ghaffar Hussain

Antisemitism In The Aftermath Of October 7

Antisemitism in the Aftermath of October 7: How did we get here?

Linda Maizels

Beyond Islamic Guidance

Beyond Islamic Guidance: Qatar-based IUMS as an Agitator in the Israel-Hamas War

Authored by Sergio Altuna