International and Domestic Policies on Radicalization (original) (raw)

The paper discusses the multifaceted phenomenon of radicalization and its implications for both domestic and international policies. It emphasizes the historical context of radicalization, examining its evolution from historical struggles against oppression to contemporary global issues such as terrorism. Through analysis of various radicalization cases, the necessity of coordinated domestic and international policies is highlighted, addressing the challenges faced by existing frameworks. The conclusion advocates for a dialogue-oriented approach to mitigate radicalization, recognizing it as a socio-evolutionary process and emphasizing the importance of preventive measures alongside responsive strategies.