Introduction -- Introduction to terrorism in Uganda -- Introduction to terrorism in Kenya -- Individual characteristics and political socialization -- Establishing a political identity -- Role of the family and school as political socialization agents -- Role of peers, groups and the media as political socialization agents -- The external environment and political socialization and radicalization -- Explaining radicalization within the political socialization framework -- Interpretive overview
Summary
This book examines factors facilitating recruitment and radicalization in four organizations in Kenya and Uganda. It considers issues such as the need to belong, religious and ethnic identity, and socioeconomic (education, unemployment) and political circumstances of individuals influenced and radicalized by these organizations
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Includes bibliographical references and index
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