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White Boys to Terrorist Men

BLAZAK, R. (2001). White Boys to Terrorist Men. American Behavioral Scientist, 44(6), 982–1000. doi:10.1177/00027640121956629 "There is an important distinction between hate crimes and hate group activity. Although reported hate crimes appear to be declining, there is evidence that hate group activity is increasing. This includes hate group consolidation, the increase in hate Web sites, and more sophisticated recruitment of youth. This research explores how hate groups, specifically racist skinheads, target specific youth populations for recruitment. Using a layman's interpretation of Durkheim's “anomie,” skinheads look for youth that live in a world of change. Based on ethnographic research and guided interviews, this research finds that older Nazi skinheads manipulate anomic teens and indoctrinate them into a world of terror." ---- Also see: [World Economic Forum, Risk Report (2015)] [Economic Inequality] [Youth Bulge] [Demographic Transition] [Washington, D.C. Committee for Action/Research on the Intelligence Community (CARIC)] Branscombe, Nyla R., et al. "The context and content of social identity threat." Social identity: Context, commitment, content (1999): 35-58. Blazak, Ran

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