Friction: How Radicalization Happens to Them and Us

Clark R. McCauley · Sophia Moskalenko

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Terrorism, Counterterrorism, and Political Violence Social and Intergroup Psychology Islamic Studies and Radicalism

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Chapter One: Introduction Section 1 Mechanisms of Individual Radicalization Chapter Two: Personal Grievance Chapter Three: Group Grievance Chapter Four: Slippery Slope Chapter Five: Love Chapter Six: Risk and Status Chapter Seven: Unfreezing Section 2 Mechanisms of Group Radicalization Chapter Eight: Group Polarization Chapter Nine: Group Competition Chapter Ten: Group Isolation Section 3 Mechanisms of Mass Radicalization Chapter Eleven: Jujitsu Chapter Twelve: Hate Chapter Thirteen: Martyrdom Section 4 Wrapping Up Chapter Fourteen: Osama bin Laden Chapter Fifteen: Them and Us

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