Contested concepts
- Lars Gule: Right-wing radical – an empty category
- Wahlström, Wennerhaug and Jämte: How ‘Violence affirming extremism’ became a social problem in Sweden
- Robin Andersson Malmros: The materialization of radicalization: Scandinavian municipalities translating an ambiguous idea
- Randi Solhjell: Understanding hate crime and violent extremism
- Thale Stalenget: Radicalisation – an imprecise term
Discursive approaches to violent extremism
- Mattson and Johansson: The fear of mass invasion: Narratives of racism, politics and democracy in White Supremacist media
- Tommi Kotonen: Tropes of political violence and the Finnish far right
- Wahlström, Törnberg and Ekbrand: User interaction networks and violent rhetoric in radical right online social media
- Døving: The role of Conspiracy Talk in Social media of the Far Right
Emotions and violence
- Johannes Due Enstad: Doing the right thing: The virtuous violence of right-wing militants
- Hajra Tahir: The Impact of Various Forms of Threat on Violent Attitude and Behavior among Muslims in Norway and UK
- Ragnhild Sørbotten Moen and Jeanett Pettersen: Radicalization and religious emotions
- Sara Jul Jacobsen: Gender and Jihad
Ethnographic approaches to violent extremism
- Henriette Esholdt: Ethnography at the edge: A confessional tale of methodological challenges countered when relying on fieldwork to investigate violence-promoting Islamist extremism
- Ümit Necef: A terrorist and a researcher in a prison. Phenomenological reflections
- Tina W. Christensen: Former right-wing extremists’ continued struggle for self-transformation after an exit program
- Uzair Ahmed: Sectarian extremism – The role of sectarianism in the radicalization of Norwegian Muslim men
Racism and Terror across Actors, Moments and Media
- Heléne Lööw: Back to Basics in a Digital World: The Return of Traditional Fascist Ideology and Organizations
- Mathilda Åkerlund: Influential users in far-right anti-immigration discourse on Twitter
- Samuel Merill and Mathilda Åkerlund: Standing up for Sweden? The architectures and affordances of racism in a Swedish anti-immigrant Facebook group
- Simon Lindgren: The temporality of #terrorattacks: Co-articulation, meaning-making and the reiteration of hashtags
Gender approaches to violent extremism
- Inger Skjelsbæk and Julie Marie Hansen: Conceptualizing gender policies to counter violent extremism
- Maria Darwish: “Conceptually exploring extreme right masculinity: The Nordic Resistance Movement’s employment of environmentalism for masculine self-concentration
- Katrine Fangen and Lisanne Lichtenberg: Protect our women. Safeguard our Borders!
- Aya Mortag Freund: Gender specific prevention of extremism
Jihadi foreign fighters from the Nordic countries
- Thomas Hegghammer: Scandinavian Muslims and the 1980s Afghan jihad
- Saarinen and Malkki: The emergence and evolution of jihadism in Finland
- Maria Garcia Garcia: The radicalization of Western women: The Swedish and Spanish cases
- Maja T. Greenwood: Becoming a foreign fighter? The ethics and agency of religious violence
Mental health and violent extremism
- Anna Berg Harpviken: Psychological Vulnerability and Attitudes Towards Violent Extremism in Norwegian Youth
- Rita Augestad Knudsen: Between vulnerability and risk? Mental health in UK counter-terrorism
- Lars Lyster: Critical life events: A pathway to extremism?
- Belinda Ekornås: The mental health dilemma: an explanation for or a result of violent extremism?
Militant subcultures, styles and aesthetics
- Heikki Kovalainen: National Awakening? Artistic research into the rise of rightist extremism in Finland 2010–2015
- Tina Askanius: 'I just wanna be the friendly face of national socialism, I wanna be part of its normalisation’: The aesthetic-cultural practices of the Nordic Resistance Movement and the mainstreaming of neo-Nazi discourse in Sweden
- Christian T. Højgrav Rasmussen: Jihadi clothing and clothing styles
Nordic approaches to countering violent extremism
- Stian Lid: Nordic approaches to CVE
- Flensner, Larsson and Säljö: Middle-Eastern conflicts in Swedish classrooms
- Tore Bjørgo and Tina W. Christensen: Approaches to handle returning foreign fighters and other Syria travelers
Reacting to terrorism: trust and resilience
- Charlotte Heath-Kelly: Building resilience to terrorism: Architecture and memorialisation on post-terrorist sites as retrospective security
- Kari Steen-Johnsen: Does trust prevent fear in the aftermath of terrorist attacks?
- Øyvind Bugge Solheim: Anti-immigration reactions to terrorism
- Marius Linge: Everyday resistance - the counter-narratives of jihadism
Recent trends on the far right
- Anders Jupskås: Back on the streets? Assessing contemporary far right mobilization in Norway
- Chris Holmsted Larsen: Accumulative processes and changes in Danish extreme political groups – a case study of the rise of the extreme right wing counter jihad groups vis-à-vis the stagnation of the extreme left wing antifascist Groups
- Fabio Ferrarini: ’Geo-fascism’: a modern approach in order to continue our studies of Fascism and Neo-fascism
- The Norwegian Police Security Service: Patterns of radicalization in the Norwegian extreme right
Relational approaches to political violence
- Wennerhag, Jämte and Ellefsen: De-radicalizing radical left-libertarian movements: Dynamics and consequences
- Lars Erik Berntzen: Breivik’s Cult. The Evolution and Dissolution of a Transnational Clandestine Community
- Rune Ellefsen: Unintended consequences of escalating counter-extremism policing: The development of a multi-levelled response to ‘animal rights extremism’ in Britain (1999-2014)
Religion and violence
- Jeppe Fuglsang Larsen: Reinstating and contextualizing religion in the analysis of Islamist radicalization processes
- Jone Salomonsen: Breivik’s intersection: the religious and the political
- Tine Gade: Religion and foreign policy in the face of Daesh
Revolutionary strategies on the far right
- Mats Deland: The Swedish introduction of Identitarianism
- Jacob A. Ravndal: Explaining the metapolitical turn of the revolutionary right
- Graham Macklin: Transnational networking in the Anglo-American extreme right
- Elisabetta Cassina Wolf: The Italian Far Right’s ambiguity between metapolitical commitment and praise of violence
Studying violent radicalization and counter-radicalization using experimental designs and inferential analysis
- David Parker: Understanding Teacher Reporting of Student Vulnerability to Radicalisation
- Sadi Shanaah and Lasse Lindekilde: British Muslims’ collective action against Islamist extremism: The importance of trust levels and action appeals
- Simon Ozer and Preben Bertelsen: A life psychological examination of risk factors for processes of radicalization
- Oluf Gøtzsche-Astrup: Different effects for different groups? Obstacles and solutions to large-n inferential studies of a small-n phenomenon
Violent extremism in the 21st century: International perspectives
- Preben Bertelsen: Mentoring in Anti-radicalisation LGT: A Systematic Assessment, Intervention and Supervision Tool in Mentoring
- Valerie DeMarinis: Countering Violent Extremism: Public Mental Health Promotion in a Public Health Paradigm
- Anders Lundesgaard and Kai Krogh: From Childhood Trauma to Violent Extremism: Implications for Prevention
- David Hansen: Radicalization in Norwegian Prisons: The story of “Zubair”
Roundtable discussion: Local authority-based approaches to handling extremism in the Nordic countries
- Robin Andersson Malmros: Why, what how and who: Organizing local governance to prevent radicalization in Scandinavia
- Stian Lid: The Norwegian municipalities’ negotiation of their role in countering extremism in relation to the police
- Yngve Carlsson: The role of municipalities in countering extremism
- Erik Kruse: Experiences from a Norwegian municipality with countering right-wing extremism