Extremist violence, secular and religious: Is there a more basic counter path?
June 2019 - Vol 10 Num. 2
This paper argues that the present counter-measures to deal with the plague of extremist violence in the world are inadequate, in that they are largely reactive rather than addressing the root causes, which are prejudices of various kinds. It postulates the need for a united global approach in this matter based on...
June 2019
Extremist violence, secular and religious: Is there a more basic counter path?
May 2019
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