2006
DOI: 10.1080/09546550600897413
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A Conceptual Framework for Addressing Psychological Process in the Development of the Terrorist

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“…As Taylor and Horgan (2006) four-factor models have much to say about lone-wolf terrorists, who do not act as part of a group and have no connections with a militant group or its training camps.…”
Section: The Radicalization Puzzle (2015)mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…As Taylor and Horgan (2006) four-factor models have much to say about lone-wolf terrorists, who do not act as part of a group and have no connections with a militant group or its training camps.…”
Section: The Radicalization Puzzle (2015)mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Indeed it seems unlikely that any single theory can integrate all the influences that bring individuals to radical political action, although a conceptual framework in which to view these influences may be possible. 75 It is unlikely that any one of these mechanisms is sufficient to explain political radicalization, even for a single individual. In every individual trajectory to terrorism of which we are aware, multiple mechanisms can be identified.…”
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“…Ces études ont également conduit à privilégier une perspective configurationnelle, centrée sur les relations entre le contexte politique (et particulièrement ses caractéristiques idéologiques), le cadre organisationnel et l'individu (voir Taylor et Horgan 2006 ;Sommier 2012). Elles se sont enfin appuyées sur les histoires de vie, à partir desquelles sont mis en relation ces trois niveaux d'analyse (i.e.…”
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