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
Gender approach in European counter-radicalization strategies: why, what and how to make it?
Having a gender-sensitive approach is what European Union needs to make a step forward in countering radicalization. The expert in gender…
Why is gender relevant for counter-terrorism and radicalization and what we are doing wrong
Nowadays, a sustained and systematic gender perspective on terrorism and anti-radicalization is crucial. However, misconceptions about the…
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The MINDb4ACT Second Steering Committee took place in Vienna
The Second Steering Committee of the MINDb4ACT project took place in Vienna on April 2018. During the two-day reunion, all partners had the…
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The Elcano Royal Institute leads an European project on tackling violent radicalization
During a private meeting, the president of the Elcano Royal Institute presented to the Spanish King Felipe VI the new European project…
Prison radicalization in Spain: which are the risks and new policies implemented
There are 228 jihadists in Spain's prisons today and the job of preventing other offenders to get radicalized is difficult. The prevent…
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What we know (and ignore) about radicalization leading to terrorism in Europe
Homegrown radicalization is one of the major threats for Europe. The phenomenon has been deeply investigated,but there's still lot of work…
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