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La Commission sur le contre-terrorisme britannique (Commission for Countering Extremism) a commandé 19 articles à 29 chercheurs sur les questions de droite radicale, d'islam radical, d'extrême gauche et d'extrémisme en ligne. Certains sont parus le 19 juillet 2019.An overview of the far rightA paper mapping the spectrum of far right worldviews and groups, from those close to mainstream public and political life to the most violent fringe.By Dr Benjamin Lee, Senior Research Associate, Politics, Philosophy and Religion, Lancaster University, Centre for Research and Evidence on Security Threats (CREST)Mainstreaming the far rightA paper exploring how and to what extent the far right has entered mainstream public and political life.By Dr Joe Mulhall, Senior Researcher, at HOPE not hate, Panel Tutor, University of Cambridge Institute of Continuing EducationNational Action: Links between the far right, extremism and terrorismA paper exploring the links between extremism and terrorism through a deep dive into the UK’s first proscribed far right group, National Action.By Dr Chris Allen, Associate Professor in Hate Studies, The Centre for Hate Studies, Department of Criminology, University of LeicesterOverview of IslamismA paper mapping the spectrum of Islamist worldviews and groups, from those close to mainstream public and political life to the most violent fringe.By Dr Sadek Hamid, independent academic and author, publications include British Muslims: New Directions in Islamic Thought, Creativity and Activism (with Philip Lewis), (2018), Sufis, Salafis and Islamists: The Contested Ground of British Islamic Activism, (2018)Mainstreaming IslamismTwo papers exploring how and to what extent Islamists have entered mainstream public and political life.By Imam Sheikh Dr Usama Hasan, Head of Islamic Studies, Quiliiam, assisted by David Toube, Director of Policy, QuilliamBy Dr Damon Lee Perry, independent academic and author, publications include The Global Muslim Brotherhood in Britain: Non-Violent Islamism and the Battle of Ideas (Routledge 2019).Al-Muhajiroun: Links between Islamists, extremism and terrorismA paper exploring the links between extremism and terrorism through a deep dive into the first UK-based proscribed Islamist group, Al-Muhajiroun.By Dr Michael Kenney Associate Professor and Program Director of International Affairs, Graduate School of Public and International Affairs, University of PittsburghOther forms of extremismOne paper exploring the tactics and objectives of the far left and their acceptance among the public.Daniel Allington, Senior Lecturer in Social and Cultural Artificial Intelligence, King’s College London, Siobhan McAndrew, Lecturer in Sociology with Quantitative Methods at the University of Bristol &#38; David Hirsh, Senior Lecturer in Sociology at Goldsmiths, University of LondonDrivers of extremismThree papers exploring how and to what extent extremism is influenced by external environmental factors.By Dr Charlotte Heath-Kelly, Associate Professor of Politics and International Studies, University of WarwickBy Professor Tahir Abbas, Assistant Professor, Institute of Security and Global Affairs, Leiden UniversityBy Dr Noémie Bouhana, Associate Professor, Department of Security and Crime Science, University College LondonExtremism onlineOne paper exploring how social media affects extremism online and offline.By Professor Imran Awan, Professor of Criminology and Deputy Director of the Centre for Applied Criminology, Birmingham City University, Dr Pelham Carter, Senior Lecturer in Psychology, Birmingham City University &#38; Hollie Sutch, PhD scholar, Birmingham City UniversityCritiquing approaches to countering extremismThree papers exploring current and alternative approaches to countering extremism.By Dr Diane Webber, Visiting Fellow, Georgetown University Center on National Security and the Law &#38; Dr Alison Struthers, Assistant Professor, University of Warwick School of LawBy Dr Katherine E. Brown, Department of Theology and Religion, University of Birmingham &#38; Professor Fiona De Londras, Birmingham Law School, University of BirminghamBy Professor Helen Fenwick, Professor of Law (specialising in counter-terrorism law and policy and human rights), School of Law, University of DurhamUnderstanding effective approaches to changing attitudes and behavioursTwo papers examining past and present methods and techniques to change attitudes and behaviours that may be applicable to counter extremism.By Dr Ajmal Hussain, Research Fellow in Sociology, School of Social Sciences, University of Manchester &#38; Professor Hilary Pilkington, Professor of Sociology, School of Social Sciences, University of ManchesterBy Dr Kurt Braddock, Department of Communication Arts and Sciences, The Pennsylvania State University