Stopping the Next London Bridge Attack: How to Reduce Risks Posed by Terror Parolees
Prison can mean a separation from the group and time for reflection, or fertile recruiting ground for extremists. Keep Reading
Study Suggests Those Convicted of Terrorism Offenses Less Likely to Reoffend After Release
The demographics of the convicted terrorists studied were almost identical to the apolitical prison population in the U.S. Keep Reading
Terrorism Recidivism Study Examines the Myth of the Re-Offender
Popular opinion suggests that those convicted of terrorism related offenses are very likely to re-offend. But how accurate is this belief? One study on terrorism recidivism set out to investigate recidivism rates and questions the need for legislation like the TRACER Act. Keep Reading
The Global Challenge of Countering Violent Extremism in Prisons
This is not a phenomenon that emerged during the War on Terror, however. U.S. prisons had similar problems with white supremacists in the 1970s, as did the U.K. with Irish Republican Army members. Keep Reading
