TOLERATING INTOLERANCE: AUTOCHTONE AND ALLOCHTONE RADICALIZATION IN THE NETHERLANDS

V. Ljujic

TOLERATING INTOLERANCE: AUTOCHTONE AND ALLOCHTONE RADICALIZATION IN THE NETHERLANDS

V. Ljujic

Criminology

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Abstract

Ideological extremism poses a great challenge to highly diversified Dutch society. In the context of Islamic radicalization, hate narative plays a prominent role in legitimization of violence and martydom, while in the context of right wing extremism it facilitates systematic harassment of non-Western and religious out-group. Mutual perception of threat underlies a wide diapason of negative feelings, such as contempt, envy, disquest, and, even, outright hatred among those 'competing' groups.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	MATERIALS OF CONFERENCES 2015-2016
Place of Publication	Riga, Latvia
Publisher	Society "Shamir"
Pages	275-279
Number of pages	5
Publication status	Published - 2016
Event	Holocaust : The Fourth International Conference - Latvian Academy of Sciences, Riga, Riga, Latvia Duration: 13 May 2016 → … http://www.rgm.lv/the-fourth-international-conference-holocaust-museums-and-memorial-places-in-post-communist-countries-challenges-and-opportunities/?lang=en

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Conference	Holocaust
Country/Territory	Latvia
City	Riga
Period	13/05/16 → …
Internet address	http://www.rgm.lv/the-fourth-international-conference-holocaust-museums-and-memorial-places-in-post-communist-countries-challenges-and-opportunities/?lang=en

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dedicated to the memory of prof. Eli Wisel

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Intolerance
Islamophobia
Antisemitism
Holocaust

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TOLERATING INTOLERANCE: AUTOCHTONE AND ALLOCHTONE RADICALIZATION IN THE NETHERLANDS

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