Identify Signs of Radicalisation What is Radicalisation a

What is Radicalisation? a process in which individuals are drawn into terrorist-related activity. In

the social part in a social process it can be peers that talk other

The process of radicalisation There are basically three level: Identification Ideologisation Mobilisation

Identificatio A starting point in n young age can be searching for a sense

Identificatio Argumentation and n behavior patterns of a group will be adapted.

Ideologisati A feeling of dissatisfaction is on drawn in a certain direction. “We against

Mobilisation The willingness to be part of extremist actions increases. Violence is seen as

What are signs of radicalisation? Let’s have a look what you can think of

Signs of radicalisation □ Becoming increasingly argumentative □ Refusing to listen to different points

Signs of radicalisation □ Embracing conspiracy theories □ Feeling persecuted □ Changing friends and

Signs of radicalisation □ Converting to a new religion □ Being secretive and reluctant

Signs of radicalisation □ Having more than one online identity □ Spending a lot

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Identify Signs of Radicalisation

What is Radicalisation? a process in which individuals are drawn into terrorist-related activity. In many cases this process is related to the search for identity , meaning and community.

the social part in a social process it can be peers that talk other peers into a story that terrorism is a legitimate course of action

The process of radicalisation There are basically three level: Identification Ideologisation Mobilisation

Identificatio A starting point in n young age can be searching for a sense of identity and belonging in social groups.

Identificatio Argumentation and n behavior patterns of a group will be adapted.

Ideologisati A feeling of dissatisfaction is on drawn in a certain direction. “We against them. ” – assures a strong cohesion. Easy answers and a frame of rules and moral provide orientation.

Mobilisation The willingness to be part of extremist actions increases. Violence is seen as a legitimate method to reach aims.

What are signs of radicalisation? Let’s have a look what you can think of it…

Signs of radicalisation □ Becoming increasingly argumentative □ Refusing to listen to different points of view □ Unwilling to engage with students who are different □ Becoming abusive to students who are different

Signs of radicalisation □ Embracing conspiracy theories □ Feeling persecuted □ Changing friends and appearance □ Distancing themselves from old friends □ No longer doing things they used to enjoy

Signs of radicalisation □ Converting to a new religion □ Being secretive and reluctant to discuss their whereabouts □ Sympathetic to extremist ideologies and groups □ Changing online identity

Signs of radicalisation □ Having more than one online identity □ Spending a lot of time online or on the phone □ Accessing extremist online content □ Joining or trying to join an extremist organisation

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