It Takes a Village: An Action Agenda on the Role of Civil Society in the Rehabilitation and Reintegration of Those Associated With and Affected by Violent Extremism Perspective | 23 August 2018
This report examines the role of civil society organisation in the rehabilitation and reintegration of those associated with and affected by violent extremism. It builds on the work conducted by ICCT and the Global Center on Cooperative Security, together with four sub-regional partners over the past two-and-a-half years in Africa and South-East Asia.
Exploring the Nuanced Nexus between Terrorism and Organised Crime
Perspective | 17 August 2018
Martin Gallagher, Chief Inspector of Police Scotland, gives a perspective on the thin line between terrorism and organised crime from his experience as a police officer.
“We must be alert to the communities in Europe we now host, and their complicated relationships to the nations from which they emerged. (..) As the Orange Walks and Republican marches continue on Scotland’s streets, often commemorating battles in what are now foreign countries over 300 years ago, I can assure you that the diaspora issues that are present today across the West may be with us for some time to come.” Martin Gallagher in“Exploring the Nuanced Nexus between Terrorism and Organised Crime”
Revisiting the Relationship between International Terrorism and Transnational Organised Crime 22 Years Later Research Paper | 29 August 2018
In this Research Paper, Alex P. Schmid explores the links between organised crime groups and terrorist groups since the mid 1990s, noting key similarities and differences between the two types of groups.
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Reflecting on: What Types of Media Terrorists Collect Reflection | 7 August 2018 Dr. Donald Holbrook, Associate Fellow at ICCT, reflects on his article about the types of media collected by terrorists. Terrorist have collected a more diverse and complex repertoire of media publications than is often argued, according to Holbrook.
