Author: Friederike Haupt

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Supporters cheer on Salafist preacher Pierre Vogel in Frankfurt am Main, Germany (photo: Boris Roessler/dpa)

Preventing jihadism

The psychology of radicalisation: Lego Islam

Many of those individuals joining the jihad have little knowledge of the Koran. Yet there are other signs that indicate whether somebody might carry out an attack in the name of Allah. By Frederike HauptMore

Interview with French extremism researcher Olivier Roy: ″Radicalisation is not the result of failed integration″Preventing Islamism in Belgium: Robbing the jihadists of their advantageInterview with the social scientist Edit Schlaffer: Mothers Schools challenge extremism

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Sartep's vision emerges: the book's main character, migrant Sartep, stands in front of the concrete wall of Fortress Europe. In front of this inaccessible world is the Tempelhof Airport refugee camp, which can be seen in the foreground of the cover (pictured). In the story, the young northern Iraqi finds an imaginative way to reconcile both worlds

A graphic novel depicts a refugee's journey

"Temple of Refuge" illustrates Iraqi-Kurdish migrant Sartep Namiq's journey to Berlin. It was commissioned with the help of a unique organisation. By Stefan Dege