This paper offers a review of the literature on rationales for terrorist violence and assesses
their applicability to European homegrown jihadism. The use of terrorist violence is …

Terrorist groups are not completely isolated, socially “free-floating” entities, but emerge from
and operate within a specific, immediate social environment—what we call the radical milieu …

Behaviors or expressions can (inadvertently) communicate the intention or capability to
commit a terrorist attack. Such pre-attack “indicators” can be used to improve police services' …

Researchers taking a social constructionist perspective on identity agree that identities are
constructed and negotiated in interaction. However, empirical studies in this field are often …

Despite the Dutch Hofstadgroup's status in the literature as a prime example of a
homegrown Salafi-Jihadist terrorist network, the authors, using newly available primary …

European governments consider the Salafi movement to be primarily a security threat. Yet
developments in the Dutch Salafi movement reveal that quietist and political Salafists …

In popular debates in the Netherlands, Salafi Islam is often portrayed as an intolerant and
aggressive anti-Western trend developing within Islam. Certainly many teachings by Dutch …

This article is an inquiry into how the transnational networks of Salafism in Europe and the
Middle East are structured by looking at two case studies: one about a Lebanese …

This quotation is taken from a statement made by Samir Azzouz during his trial. 1 He is one
of the members of the Hofstad Network, a network of Muslim youths in the Netherlands who …

Knjigu o etničkom identitetu ne bih mogao početi bez priče o kontekstu u kome živim. Na
naslovnoj strani mog putnog identifikacionog dokumenta (neki ga zovu pasoš, neki …