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Cycles of construing in radicalization and deradicalization: a study of Salafist Muslims.
Authors
Aitemad Muhanna-Matar
Bell R. C
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Bell R. C
David A. Winter
Hogg M. A
Kelly G. A
Kelly G. A
Kelly G. A
Landfield A. W
Muhanna-Matar A.
Oades L. G.
Sarangi S.
Silke A
Winter D. A
Winter D. A
Winter D. A.
Publication date
28 December 2018
Publisher
'Informa UK Limited'
Doi
Abstract
© Taylor & Francis Group, LLC.This article explores radicalization and deradicalization by considering the experiences of six young Tunisian people who had become Salafist Muslims. Their responses to narrative interviews and repertory grid technique are considered from a personal construct perspective, revealing processes of construing and reconstruing, as well as relevant aspects of the structure and content of their construct systems. In two cases, their journeys involved not only radicalization but self-deradicalization, and their experiences are drawn on to consider implications for deradicalization.Peer reviewedFinal Accepted Versio
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