A framework for the investigation and modeling of online radicalization and the identification of radicalized individuals

BAYERL, Petra Saskia, STANIFORTH, Andrew, AKHGAR, Babak, BREWSTER, Benjamin and JOHNSON, Kayleigh (2014). A framework for the investigation and modeling of online radicalization and the identification of radicalized individuals. In: AKHGAR, Babak and ARABNIA, Hamid, (eds.) Emerging Trends in ICT Security. Emerging Trends in Computer Science and Applied Computing . Elsevier, 539-547. [Book Section]

Abstract
The threat from contemporary terrorism is both serious and enduring, being international in scope and involving a variety of individuals, groups, and networks that are driven by extremist beliefs. No country, community, or citizen should consider themselves immune from the global reach of international terrorists who believe they can advance their political, religious, or ideological aims through acts of violence. Tackling the terrorist threat remains a national security priority for many governments across the world.
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