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Euromed Survey of Experts and Actors * The 8th Euromed Survey was conducted among 6,500 experts and actors from the 43 countries that are members of the Union for the Mediterranean, 746 responses were received, which constitutes a representative sample of this expert community. In addition to the descriptive report of the results and the annexes that set out the results in a comprehensive and visual manner, this publication also gives some space to more in-depth analyses of a few strategic issues related to violent extremism in the Euro-Mediterranean region. The objective of the “qualitative analysis” written by renowned experts is to offer keys to better understand some of the main issues at stake. Lire la suite.INTRODUCTIONJosep Ferré QUALITATIVE ANALYSISThe Religious and Ideological Factors of Violent Extremism.Amel BoubekeurIslamophobia, Discrimination and Exclusion as Drivers of Radicalisation towards Violent Extremism.François Burgat, Pierre-André ArquéThe Role of Propaganda in Violent Extremism and how to Counter It.Alexander RitzmannAuthoritarianism and Radicalisation towards Violent Extremism.Asiem El DifraouiBuilding a Bridge: Engaging Civil Society in Preventing all Forms of Violent Extremism.Luca GervasoniViolent Extremism in Libya and its Euro-Mediterranean Implications.Mustafa El SagezliEU-Tunisia Cooperation on Security and Counter Terrorism.Gilles de KerchoveDESCRIPTIVE REPORT(Xavier Aragall, Pierre-André Arqué, Emmanuel Cohen-Hadria)Context and Drivers of Violent ExtremismImpact of Violent ExtremismConfronting Violent ExtremismMETHODOLOGY COMPLETE SET OF RESULTSANNEXESI. List of respondentsII. Sample of the surveyIII. Questionnaire