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Andrew Silke
Professor Andrew Silke holds a Chair in Terrorism, Risk and Resilience at Cranfield University. He has a background in forensic psychology and criminology and has worked both in academia and for government.
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Disengagement and Desistance: A Systematic Review
This project will assess if research published since 2017 supports or contradicts current assumptions behind existing disengagement and desistence intervention programmes.
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2020 – 2020
Articles
Article
Andrew Silke
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John F. Morrison
,
Heidi Maiberg
,
Chloe Slay
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Rebecca Stewart
The Phoenix Model: Disengagement And Deradicalisation
Derived from a systematic review of contemporary research, a new model for understanding disengagement and deradicalisation processes has been produced.
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6 min read
Report
John F. Morrison
,
Andrew Silke
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Heidi Maiberg
,
Chloe Slay
,
Rebecca Stewart
A Systematic Review Of Post-2017 Research On Disengagement And Deradicalisation
Report |
6 min read
Article
John F. Morrison
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Andrew Silke
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Heidi Maiberg
,
Chloe Slay
,
Rebecca Stewart
The Role Of (Dis)Trust In Disengagement And Deradicalisation
Article |
6 min read
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