BRIEFINGS: RECIPROCAL RADICALISATION

s are provided below. 2.1 PANEL 1: THEORETICAL APPROACHES TO RECIPROCAL RADICALISATION Paul Evans (Research Information Communication Unit Head of News and Analysis) Reciprocal Radicalisation and the Shared Extremist Narrative – A Communications Practitioner

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