Justification of terrorism according to World Values Survey (2017–2020)

Martínez, Pilar Rodríguez; Sánchez, Antonio Jesús Segura; Galindo, Carmelo Jesús Aguilera

doi:10.1016/j.resglo.2022.100085

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“…This has created a bias in the method of dealing with terrorism issues, including the definition of terrorism itself. 13 The definition of terrorism was discussed for the first time in the European Convention on the Suppression of Terrorism (ECST) in Europe in 1977. There was an expansion of the paradigm meaning from crime against state to crime against humanity.…”

Section: Crimes Against Humanity In Terrorismmentioning

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Indonesian Terrorism Prisoners’ Treatment: A Case Study at Nusakambangan Class Iia Correctional Instotution

Rinaldi,

Rio Tutrianto

2023

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Proper and effective rehabilitation patterns for terrorist criminals remain a critical concern in Indonesian correction institutions. A thorough knowledge of extremism and terrorism remains a barrier to rehabilitation. Despite the significant loss of life resulting from the actions of the perpetrators, they maintain a conviction that their deeds are genuine and aligned with the principles espoused by Islam. The culprits' strong adherence to the imam's authority poses challenges to their willingness to consider perspectives that originate from their external groups. The results of this study showed that the pattern of rehabilitation that has been done has not been done to the fullest extent. This was found by using a qualitative approach and the case study method on the Nusakambangan correction institutions Class IIA, where data is collected through field observations and in-depth interviews with some key informants. The religious comprehension of incarcerated terrorists is deeply extremist. This is attributable, among other things, to the jail's poor quality of human resources in the rehabilitation process, the jail's lack of funds and supplies, and the convicts' inactivity in responding to government programs.

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Section: Crimes Against Humanity In Terrorismmentioning

confidence: 99%

Indonesian Terrorism Prisoners’ Treatment: A Case Study at Nusakambangan Class Iia Correctional Instotution

Rinaldi,

Rio Tutrianto

2023

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Can We Compare Attitudes Towards Crime Around the World? Assessing Measurement Invariance of the Morally Debatable Behavior Scale Across 44 Countries

Schumann,

Wolfowicz

2023

J Quant Criminol

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Objectives We aim to encourage scholars who conduct cross-national criminological studies to routinely assess measurement invariance (MI), that is, verify if multi-item instruments that capture latent constructs are conceptualized and understood similarily across different populations. To promote the adoption of MI tests, we present an analytical protocol, including an annotated R script and output file. We implement the protocol and, doing so, document the first test of configural, metric, and scalar invariance of the three-factor Morally Debatable Behavior Scale (MDBS). Methods We worked with data from wave seven of the World Values Survey (WVS). Applying multi-group confirmatory factor analyses, we, first, explored invariance of the MDBS in 44 countries (N = 59,482). Next, we conducted analyses separately for seven South-american, six South-east Asian, six East-asian, two North American and Australasian, and all four Anglophone countries. Results The MDBS displays an overall lack of invariance. However, we confirmed configural invariance of the MDBS for the South-east Asian sample, metric invariance in the sample of Anglophone countries, and scalar invariance for the Australasian and North American countries. Conclusions Wave seven of the WVS can be used for latent mean score comparisons of the MDBS between the Australasian and North American countries. Associative relationships can be compared in the larger Anglophone sub-sample. Taken together, MI must be tested, and cannot be assumed, even when analyzing data from countries for which previous research has established cultural similarities. Our protocol and practical recommendations guide researchers in this process.

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Extremist and pro-violence attitudes of Spanish adolescents in secondary schools

Martínez

Roith

Sánchez

et al. 2023

Cogent Social Sciences

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Justification of terrorism according to World Values Survey (2017–2020)

Cited by 4 publications

References 22 publications

Indonesian Terrorism Prisoners’ Treatment: A Case Study at Nusakambangan Class Iia Correctional Instotution

Indonesian Terrorism Prisoners’ Treatment: A Case Study at Nusakambangan Class Iia Correctional Instotution

Can We Compare Attitudes Towards Crime Around the World? Assessing Measurement Invariance of the Morally Debatable Behavior Scale Across 44 Countries

Extremist and pro-violence attitudes of Spanish adolescents in secondary schools

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