01726nam a2200193   4500001000700000100004100007101000800048200016100056210002700217215002000244225003700264300014100301330099500442606003101437606001501468606000901483606001601492700002401508393238  a20150506d2015       y0pory50      ba  aeng  aHomegrown terrorism and the British experiencebRecurso eletrónicoea historical analysis of the rise of British Muslim radicalizationfEmma Rose Connolly  aColoradoc[s.n.]d2015  a1 CD-ROMd12 cm  aUndergraduate Honors Thesesv801  aTese de Graduação em Relações Internacionais, apresentada à University of Colorado. Ficheiro de 307 KB em formato PDF (79 p.).  aIntroduction. Chapter 1: Methodology and Research Design. Chapter 2: Theoretical Framework. Theories of Revolution. The Social System. The Disequilibrated Social System. Johnson on the Level of the Individual. Theories of Radicalization. Ted Gurr: Communal Conflict. The Importance of “Cliques. The Role of Religion. Chapter 3: Contextual Analysis. Britain in Disequilibrium. Exogenous Sources of Change. Immigration. Globalization. Endogenous Sources of Change. The Thatcher Era. Conservative Change and the Loss of Authority. Multiculturalism in Britain. Racial and Ethnic Discrimination. Social and Economic Disadvantage. The Rushdie Affair. Limits to Political Participation and Integration. The Individual in British Disequilibrium. Public Opinion Among British Muslims. The Spread of Ideology. Impacts of Globalization on Radicalization. A Supportive International Environment. Accelerators and the Use of Force. An Example: Jihadi John. Conclusion and Further Research. References.  aFUNDAMENTALISMO ISLÂMICO  aTERRORISMO  aTESE  aREINO UNIDO  aCONNOLLYbEmma Rose