The Radicalisation of Prison Inmates: A Review of the Literature on Recruitment, Religion and Prisoner Vulnerability

Mulcahy, Elizabeth; Merrington, Shannon; Bell, Peter

doi:10.12924/johs2013.09010004

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“…The first includes isolation techniques ('exclusiveness'), which would isolate terrorism offenders in some special circumstances [4,5]. The fundamental reason for exclusiveness is related to the prevention of the spread of ideology that justifies violence.…”

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Psychological Rehabilitation for Ideology-Based Terrorism Offenders

Sukabdi¹

2017

Int J Neurorehabilitation Eng

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Psychological Motives and Causes of TerrorismMany studies indicate that terrorism based on religious ideology involves religious people [11][12][13][14] and strongly relate to religious AbstractPsychological rehabilitation to religious terrorism offenders consists of efforts to reestablish human capacity and function in society, restore for a good condition, achieve self-efficacy, and be able to re-integrate into society. It focuses on character building and well-being of violent offenders, in order to have more peaceful state of mind and favorable attitudes to society. Practically, there are two types of rehabilitation to terrorism offenders, exclusiveness and inclusiveness, which can be combined in performing psychological rehabilitation. This paper explains steps in rehabilitating religious terrorism offenders, psychological treatment process, and behavioral transformation seen in religious terrorism offenders. There are ten steps in rehabilitating religious terrorism offenders and five phases of psychological treatment process. In terms of behavioral transformation, religious terrorism offenders experience two kinds of process namely natural and designed behavioral transformation.

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Psychological Rehabilitation for Ideology-Based Terrorism Offenders

Sukabdi¹

2017

Int J Neurorehabilitation Eng

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“…They were described as “possibly vulnerable to radicalization.” It has yet to be investigated whether training Diamant is effective in deradicalizing actual violent extremists. One context in which this training could be implemented and further tested is in detention (centers), which has been identified as possible breeding grounds for radicalization (Mulcahy, Merrington, & Bell, ). Not much is known about effectiveness of deradicalization programs (Horgan & Braddock, ).…”

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Increasing self‐esteem and empathy to prevent violent radicalization: a longitudinal quantitative evaluation of a resilience training focused on adolescents with a dual identity

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Mann

Doosje

2015

J Applied Social Pyschol

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Quantitative results are reported of a longitudinal evaluation of a resilience training as a possible method to prevent violent radicalization (Diamant;SIPI, 2010). A total of 46 male and female Muslim adolescents and young adults with a migrant background participated. Results show that the training significantly increased participants' reports of agency and a marginal increase was found in reported self-esteem, empathy and perspective taking but also narcissism. Attitudes toward ideologybased violence and own violent intentions were significantly lower after the training than before. Higher reports of empathy were related to less positive attitudes toward ideology-based violence. These results suggest that an intervention aimed at empowering individuals in combination with strengthening empathy is successful in countering violent radicalization.

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“…One of the prison directors stated that in cases of long pre-trail detention re-socialisation measures should be required to promote reintegration after a prisoner's release. With a view to France and Great Britain, where such phenomena have been researched (Khosrokhavar 2013, Mulcahy, Merrington and Bell 2013, Neumann 2010, this risk shows effects on organisation within the jail. The contact between inmates during pre-trial detention is reduced to a minimum, since they are kept in solitary confinement.…”

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Background of Jihadist Radicalisation and Measures for Prevention and Intervention in Switzerland

Davolio¹

2019

sozialpolitik.ch

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This paper presents a development overview of prevention strategies in a federalist context. It builds on the results of the study on the backgrounds of jihadist radicali-sation and the prevention strategies adopted in Switzerland (Eser Davolio and Re-ther 2019) as well as the measures outlined in the Swiss National Action Plan to Prevent and Counter Radicalisation. The methodological approach comprises de-scriptive quantitative data analyses of the different backgrounds of radicalisation and qualitative analyses of the prevention agencies and their strategies. This paper examines three such prevention and intervention agencies: counselling services, which have been set up in various cities and cantons for the universal and selective prevention of extremism in general and jihadist radicalisation in particular; com-munity policing by the cantonal and municipal police; and, on the level of preven-tion, the Swiss penal system facing radicalised persons in legal procedures and in prison. The prevention and intervention measures implemented by these agencies will be analysed, assessing whether they are adequate in view of the findings on the backgrounds of radicalisation. Focussing on jihadist radicalisation in Switzerland – a problem area with relatively limited evidence but at the same time of national se-curity relevance – we have to consider the federalist context with its own challenges and aspects of interferences.

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The Radicalisation of Prison Inmates: A Review of the Literature on Recruitment, Religion and Prisoner Vulnerability

Cited by 34 publications

References 12 publications

Psychological Rehabilitation for Ideology-Based Terrorism Offenders

Psychological Rehabilitation for Ideology-Based Terrorism Offenders

Increasing self‐esteem and empathy to prevent violent radicalization: a longitudinal quantitative evaluation of a resilience training focused on adolescents with a dual identity

Background of Jihadist Radicalisation and Measures for Prevention and Intervention in Switzerland

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