Examples of using Radicalisation in English and their translations into Italian
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policies that may have a bearing on radicalisation processes.
Local actors are usually best placed to prevent and detect radicalisation both in the short-term and the long-term.
Citizens and Member States expect the EU's support in fighting terrorism and radicalisation and facilitating coordination
The review of the European Neighbourhood Policy addresses several aspects related to tackling radicalisation, by giving priority to youth, education and socio-economic development.
also to counter radicalisation around the world.
it appears to play a role in accelerating the radicalisation process.
It then continues in juvenile gangs and, following this radicalisation, may then culminate in attacks.
more complex than, previous radicalisation phenomena.
As you know, the political situation has remained tense in recent months due to the radicalisation of the positions assumed by the main Bosnian political leaders.
offer actual solutions to youth radicalisation within its countries, says the Polish sociologist.
The radicalisation of the Greek society exceeds all the formal social
The Radicalisation Awareness Network has gathered the foremost experts
Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, if the radicalisation of the conflict in Somalia is to be avoided,
The dispersion of rioting in the wider city centre of Athens in the 12th of February is also related to the radicalisation of wider groups of demonstrators
consequently the risks of internal instability and radicalisation of political positions:
Although some governments say they are trying to prevent radicalisation into violent extremism,
The recorded incidents of radicalisation and recruitment in prisons have determined jihadist
when a former member of the Dutch Parliament was subject to threats to her physical integrity following her speech on Islamic radicalisation during a seminar in the European Parliament.
on released convicts suspected of radicalisation or known radical individuals, in order to ensure close monitoring of those representing a high risk.
it is absolutely necessary to implement a global prevention policy on the factors leading to radicalisation and recruitment, in order to explore its deep roots,