In person icon Extremist Movements: Ideology, Identity and Recruitment

Abstract

This panel delves into the complex dynamics of extremist movements, exploring the roles of ideology, identity, and recruitment strategies in the radicalization process. Experts will examine how extremist ideologies are constructed and disseminated, focusing on the psychological and social factors that make individuals susceptible to radicalization. The panel will also analyze the identity construction within these movements, particularly how group identity and belonging are leveraged to strengthen commitment and mobilize support.

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