Titlebook: Countering Violent Extremism; Making Gender Matter Elizabeth Pearson,Emily Winterbotham,Katherine E. Book 2020 The Editor(s) (if applicabl

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Introduction countering violent extremism. It also explores the need to understand the gender dynamics of both Islamist and far right extremism and how to counter this in five countries in Europe and North America—Canada, France, Germany, the Netherlands and the UK—at this time. It outlines the comparative fram

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Gender, Violent Extremism and Countering It the ways in which violent extremism has been framed as a male phenomenon, and women’s participation has been neglected. This has generated a number of flawed assumptions regarding women’s roles in countering violent extremism (CVE). This chapter suggests ways in which security studies might progres

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Understanding the Findings: Country Contextsany, the Netherlands and the UK. It explains why these countries matter in a global context and considers the ways in which countries frame their key security challenges, with a focus on gender and extremism in each. In particular, this chapter addresses the ways in which gender is present—or absent

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Violent Extremism and Gender: Knowledge and Experienceent jihad and interactions between multiple layers of factors in recruitment. Communities highlight societal issues of discrimination, alienation and poverty, but also individual factors including belonging and identity. Each of these is gendered and different for men and for women, because the comm

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Countering Violent Extremism and Gender: Challenging Assumptionshapter begins by examining community understanding of CVE generally, before focusing on specific issues such as objectives, delivery and consequences of CVE. This chapter focuses on the surprising number of shared stories from different cities across all five research countries, despite each employi

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