[Preventing radicalisation with the necessary involvement of all]

Area of Science:

• Social Sciences
• Public Policy
• Criminology

Background:

• Radicalization is an evolving phenomenon necessitating new public policy responses.
• Prevention strategies are crucial for addressing the societal impact of radicalization.
• The implementation of monitoring and reporting tools began in 2014.

Purpose of the Study:

• To outline the scope and nature of interventions in the prevention of radicalization.
• To identify the key demographic groups targeted by radicalization prevention efforts.
• To describe the multidisciplinary approach required for effective radicalization prevention.

Main Methods:

• Analysis of public policy documents related to radicalization prevention.
• Review of intervention strategies and professional roles in the field.
• Examination of reporting and monitoring systems implemented since 2014.

Main Results:

• Prevention of radicalization encompasses a wide array of interventions and involves diverse professional expertise.
• Key target demographics for prevention efforts include young people, adults, and minors.
• No single profile defines individuals undergoing radicalization, highlighting the need for broad-spectrum approaches.

Conclusions:

• Effective radicalization prevention requires a comprehensive and adaptable strategy.
• Interdisciplinary collaboration among various professionals is essential for successful interventions.
• Ongoing monitoring and adaptation of prevention tools are necessary to address the evolving nature of radicalization.