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The RAN (Radicalization Awareness Network) has published a Manual called: ‘Responses to returnees: Foreign terrorist fighters and their families’ * July 2017 * The manual includes a list of practitioners’ recommendations on tackling the challenges linked to returning foreign terrorist fighters (FTFs) and their families. It also presents case studies from around Europe, as well as practices currently in place.Manual in English,  French, and  German. The chapters cover: risk assessment and multi-agency cooperation; prosecution and imprisonment; resocialisation of returnees in society; child returnees; crosscutting issues (gender and communication).&#160;&#160;Other publicationsRAN produces papers on a variety of topics every month, while institutions within our network also publish interesting work. When relevant, we highlight new publications in each Update. If you are interested in seeing your publication on this list, please contact the RAN team via ran@radaradvies.nl. The role of police officers in dealing with violent extremist returnees. Issue paper on foreign fighters and the reintegration challenge. Popular paper on our social media: Child returnees from conflict zones.&#160;Contact detailsThe RAN Centre of Excellence is implemented by RadarEurope, which is a subsidiary of the RadarGroup:RAN Centre of ExcellenceVeemarkt 83NL - 1019 DB AmsterdamThe Netherlands+31 (0)20 463 50 50 (office)ran@radaradvies.nl