Introduction by Anthony Richards Chapter One: Understanding the Ideological Antecedents of Salafi-Jihadi Terrorism by Shiraz Maher Chapter Two: The Impact of Jihadist Terrorist Narratives and How to Counter Them by Kurt Braddock Chapter Three: The Impact of Conspiracy Theories and How to Counter Them by Amarnath Amarasingam Chapter Four: The International Context of UK Radicalisation Threats by Petter Nesser Chapter Five: Evidence for the Relationship Between Extremist ‘Non-Violent’ Ideas and Violent Radicalisation by Emman El-Badawy Chapter Six: A Demography of British Muslims by Tufyal Choudhury Chapter Seven: Attitudes Towards Muslims from Non-Muslims in the UK by Maria Sobolewska Chapter Eight: The Impact of Structural Inequalities, Integration, Otherness and Discrimination by Tahir Abbas Chapter Nine: The Role of Community Engagement and the Practical Role of Moderate and Non-Violent Extremist Movements in Combating Jihadist Terrorism by Basia Spalek and Salwa El-Awa Chapter Ten: The Role and Impact of Women’s Influence in Radicalisation and Counter-Radicalisation by Katherine Brown Chapter Eleven: Psychological Dimensions of Terrorism by Max Taylor Chapter Twelve: How Jihadist Recruitment Really Works by Jytte Klausen Chapter Thirteen: The Role and Impact of Encryption as Facilitator and Pros and Cons of the Encryption Intervention Debate by Carl Miller Chapter Fourteen: Prisons and Madrassas as Mechanisms and Vehicles of Violent Radicalisation? By Andrew Silke Chapter Fifteen: Improved Terrorist Practical Learning Potentials from Internet-Based Platforms by Anne Stenersen Chapter Sixteen: Lone-Actor Terror by Paul Gill Chapter Seventeen: Returning Foreign Fighters by Richard Barrett Chapter Eighteen: Responding to Terrorism Through Legislation by Max Hill Q.C. Chapter Nineteen: The Legislative Response to Terrorism by Lord David Anderson K.B.E., Q.C. Chapter Twenty: Independent Assessment of the Current Balance between Counter-Terrorism Legislation and Civil Liberties by Jessie Blackbourn and Clive Walker Chapter Twenty One: An Assessment of Prevent and the Challenges Ahead by Therese O’Toole Chapter Twenty Two: Intelligence-led Policing and Counter-Terrorism by Michael Clarke Chapter Twenty Three: Successes and Failures of UK’s counter-terrorism, counter-radicalisation and Prevent Strategy by John Gearson Chapter Twenty Four: An Independent Assessment of the UK’s Capacity and Capabilities Devoted to Countering Jihadist Terrorism by Richard Walton Chapter Twenty Five: Personal and Organisational Patterns of Known Terrorists and Related Groups in the UK since 1998 by Raffaello Pantucci Chapter Twenty Six: Countering Violent Extremism in Europe by Peter R. Neumann Chapter Twenty Seven: What Accounts for the Lack of a CVE Strategy in the USA? By Lorenzo Vidino Conclusion by Anthony Richards

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