Psychosocial Differences in Far Right, Far Left, Islamic, and Single Issue Lone Extremists (original) (raw)

The article explores the psychosocial differences and characteristics among various subtypes of lone extremists, specifically focusing on far right, far left, Islamic, and single issue extremists. It highlights the growing threat of terrorism and the unique challenges posed by lone actors, who often evade detection due to their unaffiliated status and diverse motivations. The need for multidisciplinary approaches to better understand and counteract lone extremism is emphasized, along with the importance of recognizing shifts in ideological subtypes over time.