Vulnerability and Resilience to Violent Extremism: An Actor-Centric Approach

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1 Introduction
2 Understanding radicalisation, extremism, and resilience: an integrative approach to existing knowledge
Part I State actors
	3 State, clientelism, and extremist groups in Serbia: between vulnerability and resilience
	4 State resilience, communities’ vulnerability, and violent extremism in Iraq
	5 Preventing violent extremism in Lebanon: the role of hybrid state institutions
Part II Religious actors
	6 Building resilience or increasing vulnerability to extremism in communities? Different perspectives on the role of religious actors in Bosnia and Herzegovina
	7 Vulnerability and resilience to violent extremism in Sunni and Maronite political communities in Lebanon
	8 Influential actors, religiosity, and political power in Tunisia
Part III Civil society actors
	9 Ethnopolitical radicalisation in Kosovo: media narratives and civil society response
	10 Understanding the prevention of radicalisation in North Macedonia: a study of two localities
	11 Interactions among government actors and civil society organisations to prevent violent extremism in Lebanon
	12 General conclusion
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