Fighting the "Threat from Within": France and Its Counter-Radicalization 
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Schwarzenbach, Anina

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Fighting the "Threat from Within": France and Its Counter-Radicalization Strategy

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Schwarzenbach, Anina
International Max Planck Research School on Retaliation, Mediation and Punishment, Max Planck Society;
Criminology, Max Planck Institute for Foreign and International Criminal Law, Max Planck Society;

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Schwarzenbach, A. (2018). Fighting the "Threat from Within": France and Its Counter-Radicalization Strategy. In L. Vidino (Ed.), De-Radicalization in the Mediterranean. Comparing Challenges and Approaches (pp. 21-33). Milano: Ledizioni LediPublishing.

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This chapter discusses the French efforts to counter Islamist extremism on the background of the social, political and legal debates on the issue in France. It sheds light on policies and programs in place to prevent radicalization among individuals deemed "at risk", to deter disaffected individuals from committing terrorist acts and to reintegrate already "radicalized" individuals into society.