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Addressing the rise of right-wing violence requires prevention efforts that the United States has mostly directed toward potential jihadists.
There's greater continuity between the two administrations than many feared, but that's not necessarily a good thing.
How will we know when CVE programs are working?
CVE programs built for domestic populations in the United States, Europe, and the Middle East miss what refugees need most.
Effective CVE programs need to give local governments and civil-society groups a seat at the table.
Assessing the costs and benefits of three approaches to fighting the dissemination of terrorist propaganda.
The United States needs to take the threat of prison radicalization seriously.
The United States should learn from other countries' proactive approaches to counterterrorism to meet its diverse extremist threats.
Over the past decade, foreign terrorists command and capability in the digital sphere has drastically evolved. But our responses to this have not adapted with the same efficiency.
Belgium's counterterrorism approach was once scorned. Now it should be emulated.