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The 12 pages that link to Radicalization, each with the reason it gives.

• Conspiracy theoryRelated: Some conspiracy narratives can justify hostility or political violence.

• TerrorismRelated: Prevention efforts often focus on pathways toward endorsing or joining terrorist violence.

• Hate speechRelated: Hate speech can help frame violence as justified, though it does not inevitably cause it.

• CounterterrorismRelated: Its causes and pathways remain contested, shaping debates over early intervention.

• Collective punishmentRelated: Punishing uninvolved people can generate grievances that strengthen support for armed opposition.

• JihadismRelated: Researchers debate how radicalization leads some people toward jihadist violence and others away from it.

• BlowbackRelated: Grievances linked to intervention can contribute to recruitment into militant movements.

• Political extremismRelated: It describes pathways by which people may come to embrace extremist ideas or tactics.

• ExtremismRelated: It can describe pathways from grievance or affiliation toward extremist commitments.

• Mohamed Lahouaiej-BouhlelRelated: Investigators examined whether ideological change contributed to Lahouaiej-Bouhlel's attack.

• Samantha LewthwaiteRelated: It offers a framework for examining her reported ideological shift without treating conversion itself as its cause.