Understanding Radicalization
Atran discusses the importance of empathy in anthropology, even when faced with the brutal actions of groups like ISIS. Contrary to common beliefs, research reveals that young recruits are often motivated more by political goals than by religious extremism. Many find their path to radicalization not in religious settings, but in everyday environments like university cafeterias, where discussions about violence can shape perceptions of heroism and identity.In this clip
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Encore of Episode 13: Terrorism
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