Is radicalisation a result of brainwashing?
- Created by: Meg Fraser
- Created on: 06-01-17 13:06
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- Radicalisation and Brainwashing
- What is brainwashing?
- The process of changing the belief system of one or more persons
- Could occur under extreme stress and alienation
- Change habits to acquire a bad one
- Loss of independence
- 1. The Sun article
- Evidence for brainwashing
- Those in danger of being brainwashed to 'spend time with psychologists'
- De-radicalisationcourses undoing brainwashing
- Training for public sector staff in detecting signs of extremism
- The source
- The Sun - right wing bias so favours conservative issues
- New prime minister wants to seem strong and that she can solve this topical issue to make the country a safer place
- The source is for the public
- Attempt to calm the moral panic
- New prime minister wants to seem strong and that she can solve this topical issue to make the country a safer place
- The source is for the public
- The Sun - right wing bias so favours conservative issues
- Evidence for brainwashing
- Queen Mary University of London research
- Evidence for brainwashing
- Migrants and poorer people under extreme stress showed no sympathies towards violent terrorism
- The wealthy and educated were more sympathetic
- Government could be focusing their de-radicalisationattentions on the wrong group
- The source
- For the academic community
- Attract attention to the university and receive recognition for their research
- Possible to have exaggerated their results
- More scrutiny on QRP's (e.g. optional stopping) ue to more cases so potentially unlikely
- Possible to have exaggerated their results
- Attract attention to the university and receive recognition for their research
- Attract attention to the university and receive recognition for their research
- Possible to have exaggerated their results
- More scrutiny on QRP's (e.g. optional stopping) ue to more cases so potentially unlikely
- Possible to have exaggerated their results
- Shed light on the ways people can be radicalised to benefit society
- For the academic community
- Evidence for brainwashing
- Policy description by Marshall e-learning consultancy
- Evidence for brainwashing
- Prevent duty policy
- Public authorities help prevent people being led into terrorism
- Government policy - links to beliefs that they are being brainwashed
- Prevent duty policy
- The source
- Relevant for people working in the public sector
- Policy comes from the government
- Show that they are keeping people in the workplace safe
- Policy comes from the government
- Relevant for people working in the public sector
- Evidence for brainwashing
- University lecturer on Islamic studies - Tariq Ramadan
- Evidence for brainwashing
- Muslims not psychologically integrated in the community
- Don't have a sense of belonging
- Us and them mentality
- Government uses fear to build policies
- Blame placed on Western society
- Muslims not psychologically integrated in the community
- The source
- Appealing to the public and will reassure Muslims that someone is defending them
- Tariq is a Muslim so is more likely to sympathise
- Evidence for brainwashing
- What is brainwashing?
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