The Shared Roots of Extremism

 

Unless you diminish the appeal of the ideology, of the us versus them, we are going to be in this for a very long time.

Farah Pandith ​Senior Fellow at Harvard’s Future of Diplomacy Project
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The Shared Roots of Extremism

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Recent years have seen the wane of the threat of ISIS, even as white supremacists carry out more violent attacks across the globe, from Christchurch, New Zealand, to Charlottesville, VA. What leads someone down the path of political extremism, what causes them to become violent, and how do authorities or community leaders help stop — or reverse — extremism?

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