This systematic review assesses the impact of mental health problems upon attitudes,
intentions and behaviours in the context of radicalisation and terrorism. We identified 25 …

Background Family‐related risk and protective factors are crucial for different antisocial
behaviors, but their role in radicalization requires synthesis. Radicalization is likely to have a …

EU member-states target families in order to prevent or counter radicalization. However,
there is little empirical knowledge to confirm that parents influence the radicalization and de …

Friction in the classroom may create useful tension for teachers when they attempt to discuss
sensitive topics as part of democratic learning. Due to the openness and indeterminacy of …

Researchers across disciplines have examined different facets of the violent radicalization
pathway, generating an expansive collection of policy recommendations for prevention of …

The international rise of radicalization, particularly prevalent among young adults, is now
considered to be a serious and growing security threat to the world. Radicalization is …

Radicalization of young people might be influenced by the way parents react towards the
development of political or religious ideals. However, these reactions have hardly been …

Many have pointed out families to play a crucial role, both as a risk and protective factor, in
radicalization leading to violence phenomena. Over the past few years, researchers and …

Research shows that teachers and educators struggle to act when conflict appears in the
classroom. This article argues that (political) conflict should not be avoided or eradicated …

This systematic review aims to answer the following research questions:(1) What are the
family‐related risk and protective factors for radicalization?(2) What is the impact of …