This track explores the multifaceted nature of violence in modern contexts, examining its roots and manifestations across various social spheres. It aims to understand how societal factors contribute to the perpetuation of violence and the implications for policy and practice.

This session focuses on the psychological and sociological pathways that lead individuals to radicalization. It seeks to identify key factors that influence this process and the potential for intervention.

This track evaluates various counterterrorism strategies employed globally, analyzing their effectiveness and ethical implications. Discussions will center on balancing security needs with human rights considerations.

This session investigates the relationship between social movements and extremism, considering how activism can both challenge and inadvertently promote extremist ideologies. It aims to shed light on the complexities of mobilization and radicalization.

This track delves into the ideological underpinnings that fuel violent extremism, examining how beliefs and narratives shape individual and collective actions. It seeks to unpack the role of ideology in motivating violent behavior.

This session analyzes the recruitment strategies employed by extremist organizations, focusing on the psychological and social factors that make individuals susceptible to radicalization. It aims to inform prevention efforts by understanding these tactics.