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Lines We Cross: Identity Complexity at the Boundary Between Activism and Radicalism
Violent radicalization and politically motivated violence pose significant threats to global peace, security, and social cohesion. These problems are costly, and reactive approaches have not effectively reduced their incidence. Because conflict is inevitable, prevention efforts should take precedenc
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