About Book

This book explores the dynamics of religious radicalization and securitization within Canada and in global contexts, emphasizing the rehabilitation of terrorists and efforts to counter radical ideologies. It examines how religious extremism evolves and evaluates the impact of securitization policies on social integration and civil liberties. A significant focus is placed on rehabilitation strategies, including de-radicalization programs, reintegration of former extremists, and community-based approaches to addressing the root causes of terrorism. Through comparative analysis of Canadian and international experiences, the book highlights effective methods for fostering societal cohesion, enhancing national security, and supporting sustainable post-radicalization recovery.