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Islamophobia and Securitisation: Assessing Counter-Terrorism Policy in the Netherlands

Liselotte Welten and Tahir Abbas’ recent publication examines the nature and impact of Dutch counter-terrorism and counter-extremism policies and practices concerning Dutch Muslim communities. This blog goes over some of the significant problems raised by the findings within the Palgrave-Pivot book.

The Preparedness-Response Paradox of the COVID-19 pandemic: Towards robust preparedness for crises to come

The COVID-19 pandemic has been a wake-up call: it opened our eyes to the crucial importance of pandemic preparedness.

Is Africa neutral on the Russia-Ukraine Conflict?

Europe is witnessing its first inter-state conflict since the conclusion of the Yugoslav wars. The ongoing Russia-Ukraine conflict has not only affected the European peace and security architecture, but sanctions levied against Russia have had unprecedented effects are felt on global supply chains.

The DRIVE Project - Resisting Radicalisation Through Inclusion

Praneet Khandal discusses with Professor Tahir Abbas and Dr. Richard McNeil-Wilson their work on radicalisation and the European Union Horizon 2020-supported DRIVE Project.

Printed Danger? Reflections on the first conference on 3D printed firearms

Emotional Labor During Disruptive Times: a Collective Responsibility Imbalance