凯恩斯的激进化:家庭作为主要的群体影响?

J. Carson, Patrick A. James, Tyler A. O’Neal
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现存的文献讲述了恐怖主义激进化的复杂性,但却过分地集中在圣战分子身上。考虑到右翼极端分子等其他意识形态驱动的运动已经显示出对美国本土的更大威胁,这一点尤其成问题。此外,很少有美国的研究关注一个潜在的重要因素在这些过程中可能发挥的作用:家庭。我们试图通过检查两个“典型”案例研究来纠正研究中的这一差距:小杰里和约瑟夫凯恩。在社会学习和社会结构框架(SSSL)的指导下,我们发现了几个例子,在这些例子中,这个主要群体创造并强化了有利于恐怖主义的定义。
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The radicalization of the Kanes: family as a primary group influence?
ABSTRACT The extant literature speaks to the complexity involved in terrorist radicalization, yet has been unduly focused on jihadists. This is especially problematic given that other ideologically motivated movements have demonstrated a larger threat to the US homeland, like that of right-wing extremists. In addition, few US-based studies have focused on the role that one potentially important factor may have in these processes: that of the family. We seek to rectify this gap in the research by examining two “typical” case studies: Jerry Jr. and Joseph Kane. Informed by a social learning and social structure framework (SSSL), we find several instances where this primary group both created and reinforced definitions favorable to terrorism.
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