The psychology of extremism and terrorism: A Middle-Eastern perspective

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Islamist radicalisation: a root cause model (2009, background): “The causes of radicalisation are as diverse as they are abundant (for overviews, see Hudson, 1999; Borum, 2004¹; 2004² Nesser, 2004; Bjørgo, 2005; Victoroff, 2005; Slootman & Tillie, 2006; Loza, 2007; Silber & Bhatt, 2007).”
Modeling Islamist Extremist Communications on Social Media using Contextual Dimensions (2019, background): “inciting hate and finally leading individuals to commit acts of violence. While [57] found, with context theory, significant positive correlations between cognitive complexity and extremist ideology, [38] argued that extremists teach their young followers to hate "the West" forming an ideo”