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040			_aSipr
041			_aeng
100			_aHerzog zu Mecklenburg, Michael
245			_aPreventing violent extremism in Germany : _bcoherence and cooperation in a decentralized system / _cMichael Herzog zu Mecklenburg and Ian Anthony
260			_aSolna : _bSIPRI, _c2020
300			_a20 p.
490			_aWorking paper
500			_aSIP2023
500			_aPublic data suggests that there are reasons to be concerned about violent extremism in Germany. Membership in political groups that hold extremist views is growing, and crime statistics suggest an increase in extremist violence. The number of recorded terrorist incidents on German territory has been high by European standards. Changes in German politics and society may provide fertile ground for political extremism in future. To prevent violent extremism Germany has invested heavily in an expanding number of projects and initiatives at federal, state and municipal level, but the constitutional structure makes promoting coherence and coordination challenging. Moreover, non-governmental and civil society actors now play a prominent role in initiatives. Increasing the number and scale of initiatives was partly to pilot different approaches and see which were effective. However, assessing the multitude of projects and initiatives to decide which should be promoted or discontinued is itself a challenge.
500			_aAugust 2020
650			_aconflict prevention _xinternal conflicts _xcooperation _xgovernment _xterrorism _xcriminality _zFRG
700			_aAnthony, Ian
710			_aSIPRI
856			_uhttps://www.sipri.org/publications/2020/working-paper/preventing-violent-extremism-germany-coherence-and-cooperation-decentralized-system
942			_cEMON