Extreme Beliefs

'How to Build Peace in the University,' Rik Peels

Lecture 'From Prophecy to Political Power' by André Gagné

Lecture 'Differential information deficits do not explain political polarization' by Endre Begby

Lecture 'Flat Stories and Extremist Beliefs' by Jennifer Lackey

Digital book launch recording

Lecture Sanna Tirkkonen "Don’t Trust Anyone – Trust Only Me!"

Rik Peels: "Resilience in Extreme Beliefs and Resilience in Religious and Secular Faith"

Joep van Lit "Gambitting Democracy: When Civil Servants Do (Or Do Not) Defend Democracy"

Michele Grossman: “When resilience goes bad: Implications for resilience to, and of, extremism”

“After Democracy in America? Christian Nationalism and Right-Wing Populism in the 2024 Elections”

Stijn Sieckelinck: “Resilience against extremism as a socio-pedagogical challenge”

Fathima Azmiya Badurdeen "Resilience and resistance in their everyday lives"

Oluchi Eze "Hope Amidst Havoc: Resilient Igbo Victims Facing Boko Haram and Herders' Armed Attacks"

De Graaf: "Historicizing resilience in the field of extremism: avoiding the collapse fallacy"

Simon Polinder “Religious leaders building resilience to violent extremism in Nigeria and Kenya”

Lecture 'But... But... But... Extremists!' by Neil van Leeuwen

Lecture 'Is there a language of terrorists?' by Dr. Julia Ebner

Keynote 4 'How to take a person with extreme beliefs seriously?' Naomi Kloosterboer

Lecture 'Seeing Like an Extremist State' by Jonathan Maynard

Lecture 'From Loneliness to Extremism' Leah Ritterfeld

Lightning talk Damiano Ranzenigo

Keynote 3 'Identities of Resentment' Paul Katsafanas

Lecture Julia Duetz

Lecture Dionysis Deligiannis

Lightning talk Raphaël Künstler

Lightning talk Hamza Naseer

Keynote 1 'Terrorism and Subjectivity' by Quassim Cassam

Extremism and Subjectivity Workshop 4-5 April 2024 Introduction Rik Peels

Lecture 'Meaning making in jihadist propaganda: the case of the Islamic State'

Lecture ‘Normalization, Politicization, Polarization, Radicalization’ by Oliver Traldi