2016
DOI: 10.11144/javeriana.upsy15-1.icvu
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Incidentes críticos de violencia urbana vinculados al radicalismo islamista en España: simulación y análisis de un escenario

Abstract: Introducción ¿Hasta qué punto puede llegar a ser la violencia urbana 1 un problema grave de seguridad de los Estados que conforman la Unión Europea, en general, y de España, en particular? ¿Cómo actuar en caso de que dichos actos de violencia tengan un trasfondo ideológico legitimado, en su discurso y en su práctica, por grupos radicales islamistas y con una estrategia de desgaste para conseguir ciertos objetivos? ¿En qué sé diferenciaría este hecho de lo que conocemos hasta ahora? ¿Cómo debemos abordar eventu… Show more

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“…Both circumstances can generate a loss of significance, which could be enough to awaken the quest (Kruglanski et al, 2013). On the other hand, from the point of view of the psychosocial model of recruitment, perceived or real marginality is one of the features that could increase the risk of recruitment (Moyano and Trujillo, 2016). Both marginality and humiliation are variables potentially linked to the oppression construct, another factor that has been considered a potential contributor to the process of radicalization (Victoroff, 2005; Victoroff, 2009, Unpublished).…”
Section: From Oppression To Violencementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Both circumstances can generate a loss of significance, which could be enough to awaken the quest (Kruglanski et al, 2013). On the other hand, from the point of view of the psychosocial model of recruitment, perceived or real marginality is one of the features that could increase the risk of recruitment (Moyano and Trujillo, 2016). Both marginality and humiliation are variables potentially linked to the oppression construct, another factor that has been considered a potential contributor to the process of radicalization (Victoroff, 2005; Victoroff, 2009, Unpublished).…”
Section: From Oppression To Violencementioning
confidence: 99%