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Introduction: Masculinity and Violent Extremism,d by scholars and practitioners on a global scale in addressing the rise of the far-right, Salafi Jihadism and anti-women online movements. We outline the key research questions and methodological approach, and provide a chapter outline to guide the reader. Particular attention is given to demonstra

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Literature and Policy Review and Analysis,re review is composed of a systematic review of scholarly and policy literature on issues of masculinities in relation to both violent extremism and policies and programmes to CVE. It focuses on works published over the period 2010–2019, in English, addressing violent extremism and making reference

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Representations of Masculinity by Progenitor Groups and Extremists,gateways to participation. Progenitors are legal civil society actors who shared considerable overlap with extremist groups in their views. This includes men’s rights groups, far-right wing associations and Islamist groups that support the notion of caliphate and a war on Islam by the West..This cha

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The Intersection of Extremist and Normative Masculinity, 41 in-depth interviews with Australian men) and the conceptions evident in violent extremist groups and networks. This is based on a representative survey of Australian men on attitudes about masculinity and interviews with 41 men across regional, outer suburban and inner suburban Victoria from a v

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Joshua M. Roose,Michael Flood,Alan Greig,Mark Alfano,Simon Coplandighly skewed distribution of rewards has substantial implications for the designers of regulatory policy. Because it is often impossible to predict which innovations will succeed, investors need to be assured that they will receive substantial returns from successful investments to offset the unsati

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Joshua M. Roose,Michael Flood,Alan Greig,Mark Alfano,Simon Coplandighly skewed distribution of rewards has substantial implications for the designers of regulatory policy. Because it is often impossible to predict which innovations will succeed, investors need to be assured that they will receive substantial returns from successful investments to offset the unsati

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