The project
Through the Living Lab framework, MINDb4ACT will collectively reassess individual, local, national, and multi-national approaches towards the comprehension, identification and prevention of violent radicalisation.
This project will contribute to shape an international community of security experts and first-line professionals in order to meet the challenges and vulnerabilities of a globalised European and international society.
Objectives
News & Documents
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Are P/CVE practices transferable from an extremism to another?
Different forms of extremism appear to have certain common points. Do these commonalities affect the practice? An interview with Maximilian…
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Training about radicalisation: an overview of the available material in Europe
In the field of P/CVE, training professionals is considered beneficial. However, the offer is often too diverse and disperse to have a…
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MINDb4ACT Second Plenary Conference held in Berlin
The Secondary Plenary Conference of the MINDb4ACT project took place in Berlin on July 2019. During the two-day meeting, partners address…
Fifteen years since the Atocha train bombings: looking to the future
How did the characteristics of the jihadists change from the 11 Madrid bombing to Catalonia's attacks and beyond? An overview of the…
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Collaboration among police, prison, probation and prosecution: an asset for the investigation of violent extremism and terrorist offenders
This article summarises some key concepts of one of the last paper published by RAN, titled “Dealing with violent extremist and terrorist…
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Living Lab Guide
A guide edited by the expert Jordi Colobrans explaining the methodology of Living Labs and how to apply it to the security sector.
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