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Terrorist Ideology and the Implications of Radicalization by Saul P. Feldstein offers an in-depth exploration of the ideological underpinnings that drive individuals toward terrorism, especially within the U.S. context. The book dissects the processes of radicalization, emphasizing psychological, sociological, and political drivers behind extremist behavior. Feldstein also explores the evolution of terrorist ideology and how it influences recruitment, planning, and acts of violence. He assesses the role of homeland security agencies in detecting and combating radical ideologies, especially homegrown threats. With a blend of academic analysis and practical insight, the book bridges the gap between theoretical frameworks and policy implications, serving as a strategic guide for law enforcement, intelligence professionals, and scholars. Terrorist Ideology and the Implications of Radicalization by Saul P. Feldstein offers an in-depth exploration of the ideological underpinnings that drive individuals toward terrorism, especially within the U.S. context. The book dissects the processes of radicalization, emphasizing psychological, sociological, and political drivers behind extremist behavior. Feldstein also explores the evolution of terrorist ideology and how it influences recruitment, planning, and acts of violence. He assesses the role of homeland security agencies in detecting and combating radical ideologies, especially homegrown threats. With a blend of academic analysis and practical insight, the book bridges the gap between theoretical frameworks and policy implications, serving as a strategic guide for law enforcement, intelligence professionals, and scholars. Terrorist Ideology and the Implications of Radicalization by Saul P. Feldstein offers an in-depth exploration of the ideological underpinnings that drive individuals toward terrorism, especially within the U.S. context. The book dissects the processes of radicalization, emphasizing psychological, sociological, and political drivers behind extremist behavior. Feldstein also explores the evolution of terrorist ideology and how it influences recruitment, planning, and acts of violence. He assesses the role of homeland security agencies in detecting and combating radical ideologies, especially homegrown threats. With a blend of academic analysis and practical insight, the book bridges the gap between theoretical frameworks and policy implications, serving as a strategic guide for law enforcement, intelligence professionals, and scholars.