The Routledge International Handbook on Social Exclusion and Radicalisation.

Format:

Book

Author/Creator:

Abbas, Tahir.

Series:

Routledge International Handbooks Series

Language:

English

Physical Description:

1 online resource (468 pages)

Edition:

1st ed.

Place of Publication:

Oxford : Taylor & Francis Group, 2026.

Summary:

In a world marked by shifting paradigms and emergent challenges, The Routledge Handbook on Social Exclusion and Radicalisation is a ground-breaking compilation that addresses the intricate relationship between social exclusion and radicalisation on a global scale.

Contents:

Cover

Half Title

Title Page

Copyright Page

Table of Contents

List of Figures

List of Tables

List of Contributors

Introduction: The Entangled Web of Social Exclusion and Radicalisation

Part 1 Northern Exposures: Unveiling Exclusion and Extremism in The Global North

1 Social Exclusion and Radicalisation in The French Context: An Issue of Engagement and Social Reintegration

2 Marginality and Ethnicity in European Cities: The Case of Some Trajectories of Involvement of Young Belgian‑Moroccans in Political Violence with Islamic References in Brussels

3 The Fractured Self: Social Exclusion, Identity, and Radicalisation in The Netherlands

4 Considering The Impact of The COVID-19 Pandemic On Young People's Engagement with Extremism: Propositions, Suppositions, and Fears

5 Pandemic Pressure: COVID‑19 and Far‑Right Violence in Germany

6 Social Exclusion and Radicalisation in German Muslim Tiktok Users

7 From Perceived Threats to Radicalisation: Unmasking Far‑Right Narratives Through a Comparative Analysis

8 Down, Down in The South: Explaining Social Exclusion and Violent Radicalisation In Portugal

9 Activism as a Buffer for Radicalisation Within the Moroccan Diaspora in Spain

10 Loss of Community and Radicalisation: The Case of Italy

11 Multilayered Social Exclusion and Vulnerability to Manipulation: Radicalisation Risk Factors Among the Romani in Central Europe and The Western Balkans

12 Deradicalisation Challenges and Strategies in Kosovo: A Case Study Analysis of Women Returning from Daʿesh Territory

13 From Margin to Mainstream: How White Supremacist Ideology Exploits Social Exclusion and Fuels Radicalisation in The United States

14 European and Northern American Formers' Conceptions On Radicalisation and Deradicalization.

Part 2 Southern Currents: Navigating Marginalisation, Resistance, and Radical Pathways in The Global South

15 Framing Marginalisation: Injustices, Humiliation, and Dignity in Violent Islamists' Mobilisation in Tunisia (2011-2021)

16 The Colonial Past, Memory Exclusion Policies, and Algerian‑French Relations

17 Exploring The Potential of Engendering Islamic Religious Curriculum in Schools to Promote Gender Inclusion and Mitigate Youth Radicalisation

18 Modern Neocolonialism: The Hidden Chains of Kuwait's Identity

19 Traversing Complex Landscapes in Pakistan: Exploring The Potential for Community‑Based Sport Initiatives and The Prevention of Violent Extremism

20 Unveiling The Seeds of Rebellion: Investigating Marginalisation and Social Exclusion in FATA's Escalating Militant Landscape

21 Climate Change and Eco Extremism in India

22 Boko Haram Insurgency, Social Exclusion, and Decoloniality in Nigeria

23 Radicalisation and Social Exclusion in Indonesia: A Critical Evaluation of Violent Extremism

24 The Forb‑Social Inclusion Link to Prevent Violent Radicalism in Indonesia and Kenya

25 Marginalisation into Militancy: Rethinking Radicalisation Through Filipino Vigilantism

Part 3 Bridging Worlds: Transnational Dynamics, Theoretical Insights, and Methodological Frontiers

26 Explanatory Factors in Lone‑Actor Terrorist Attacks: Social Exclusion, Online Radicalisation, and The Concatenation Effect

27 Anomic Manhood and Inceldom: A Durkheimian Sociological Analysis of Shared Social Exclusion and Subordinated Masculinity in Involuntary Celibate Online Communities

28 Understanding Social Exclusion and Vulnerability to Radicalisation Through the Prism of the Power Threat Meaning Framework: Practitioners' Perspectives

29 Crisis and Convergence: The Role of COVID‑19 in Shaping Youth Radicalisation.

30 Envy as a Mediator in The Exclusion‑Radicalisation Relationship

31 Social Exclusion and Radicalisation: How a Moralistic Language Contributes to Violence by Fostering Interpersonal and Intergroup Separation

32 The Nexus Between Long‑Distance Nationalism, Social Exclusion, and Disinformation: Experiences of Indian Diaspora in Australia

33 Isolation, Radicalisation, and The Theological Dimension

34 Intersecting Realities: Methodological Insights into Researching Radicalisation and Social Exclusion

Epilogue

Index.

Notes:

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ISBN:

1-04-051496-0

1-003-48852-8

1-04-063029-4

9781003488521

OCLC:

1581930660

Publisher Number:

CIPO000329562