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Experimental Designs in the Study of Violent Extremism: Opportunities and Challenges
Experimental methods are rarely used in research on violent extremism, which presents a significant problem in establishing causal models in this area. This chapter reviews the key challenges and opportunities associated with applying experimental designs to study violent extremism. We discuss topic
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