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Potential for radicalization amongst Syrian refugees in Jordan and Lebanon: Risks, factors, and implications

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Kruglanski, Arie, and Katarzyna Jaśko, Erica Molinario, David Webber. “Potential for radicalization amongst Syrian refugees in Jordan and Lebanon: Risks, factors, and implications” College Park, MD: START, 2018.

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Arie Kruglanski

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Deradicalization

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International Relations Political conflict and Violence

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Global

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Deradicalization of Extremists

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A consortium of researchers dedicated to improving the understanding of the human causes and consequences of terrorism

Potential for radicalization amongst Syrian refugees in Jordan and Lebanon: Risks, factors, and implications

Potential for radicalization amongst Syrian refugees in Jordan and Lebanon: Risks, factors, and implications

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