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  • Propagandists, Recruiters, and Spokespersons

    CEP has studied the influence and danger of terrorist recruiters operating online. Although many of the extremists listed below are subject to U.N. sanctions, the corresponding arms embargo, travel ban, and assets freeze have done little to address the issue of online recruiting and trafficking.
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  • European Responses to Terror

    Since the end of WWII, extremist groups have carried out numerous acts of violence in Europe in the pursuit of political and religious objectives. The policy responses from European governments have too often failed to deter future attacks or dismantle terrorist networks.
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  • Libya's Fight for Survival: Defeating Jihadist Networks

    This publication is a compilation of four different essays that focus on radicalization in Libya. The essays assess the current on-the-ground situation. They identify and analyze patterns and trends as well as specific local and regional developments.
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  • Tunisia: A Nascent Democracy Under Siege

    At the end of 2010, Tunisia witnessed the beginning of the Arab Spring, and the country soon commenced its transition to democracy. This report discusses how Tunisia works towards a democratic future in the face of radicalization and terrorism as well as socio-economic problems.
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  • Secularism in Azerbaijan: And the Threat of Radicalisation in the Region

    Sectarian divisions have also become more distinct, as support for radical Shia ideologies and the creation of an Islamic republic similar to Iran has become increasingly popular. This report analyzes these recent developments and how the state works to promote religious freedom, moderation, and tolerance.
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  • Foreign Fighters: Fact or Fiction

    While governments grapple to stem the flow of fighters to the war-torn region, the lies propagated by ISIS and its sympathizers continue to draw new recruits.
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