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Program on Extremism

 

Research

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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When soccer defeat becomes conspiracy in the World Cup - opinion

Authored by Asher Stern and Omar Mohammed

I was in Mosul when ISIS overthrew the city in 2014. I recorded everything I saw and evaded the terrorists hunting me

Authored by Omar Mohammed

U.K. Designates Iran’s IRGC and Affiliate as Terrorist Threats to the Nation

Authored by Jeffrey Parsons

U.S. v. Ullah and the Problem With the ‘Lone Wolf’

Authored by Peter Beck, Troy Edwards, Alexandra Hughes, and Barry Jonas

Islamic Relief Worldwide Under Pressure Cover

Islamic Relief Worldwide Under Pressure

Authored by Lorenzo Vidino and Samantha Wampold

The Forgotten Threat

The Forgotten Threat

Authored by Lara Burns, Leonel Caraciki, Asher Stern, and Samantha Wampold

Radicalization By Applause

Authored by Lara Burns

Now Is the Time for the U.K. to Designate Iran’s Revolutionary Guards

Authored by Samantha Wampold

Less Apocalyptic Rhetoric Can Help Mitigate Anti-Tech Violence

Authored by Jordyn Abrams

We Called It: Leader of Palestinian “Direct Action Movement” Charged in New York

Authored by Lara Burns