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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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Intersectional Antisemitism In America

Intersectional Antisemitism in America

Authored by Lorenzo Vidino

From Reconstruction to Day of the Rope: The Evolution and Persistence of Assassination as a Tool for White Supremacist Terror

Authored by Joseph Stabile

Neo-Fascist Skullmask Movement Tracker

Authored by Jon Lewis and Luke Baumgartner

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Muslim Brotherhood In Spain

Authored by Sergio Altuna Galan and Lorenzo Vidino

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Al-Qaeda’s Meager Lifeblood: Examining the Group’s Financing Activities in the U.S.

Authored by Lotta Jarvinen

Ebb and Flow: The Three Cycles of Jihadism in Europe

Authored by Hugo Micheron

Jihadist Attacks in the West: 2014-2022

Authored by Lorenzo Vidino and Francesco Marone

Create, Connect, Deceive: Islamic State Supporters' Maintenance of the Virtual Caliphate through Adaptation and Innovation

Authored by Meili Criezis

The Western Balkans: Repatriated Foreign Terrorist Fighters, Sentencing Trends, and Security Considerations

Authored by Adrian Shtuni

Islamic State in America: After the Caliphate

Authored by Lorenzo Vidino, Seamus Hughes, and Bennett Clifford