Adrian Cherney

ARC Future Fellow, Associate Professor

University of Queensland

Australia

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Adrian Cherney is an ARC Future Fellow and Associate Professor at the University of Queensland, Australia. His research focuses on youth radicalisation, violent extremism, and deradicalisation processes, examining factors such as life-course events and the impact of governance on extremist beliefs. He has published extensively on topics including risk assessment in radicalisation and the self-transformation of individuals within extremist contexts.

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Kristina Murphy

Griffith University

AUSTRALIA

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Elise Sargeant

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Griffith University

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Michele Grossman

Research Chair in Diversity and Community Resilience, Professor of Cultural Studies

Deakin University

AUSTRALIA

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Mauro Lubrano

University of Bath

UNITED KINGDOM

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Linking Conspiracy Beliefs and Violent Anti-Government Extremism: Mitigating the Threat with Procedurally Just Governance

An integrated model for youth radicalisation: examining the impact of life-course and situational factors

Testing the application of violent extremism risk assessment to individuals who have radicalised in Australia: the case of the VERA-2R

Case management interventions seeking to counter radicalisation to violence and related forms of violence: A systematic review

Self-compassion as a factor in the deradicalisation of extremist offenders

From a jihadist into an agent against violent extremism: a case study of self-transformation

Examining extremist language use amongst Australian members of an online far-right forum

Truth or dare? Exploring the importance of factual accuracy in different deradicalization counseling approaches

What does sustained desistance from violent extremism entail: a proposed theory of change and policy implications

PROTOCOL: Case management interventions seeking to counter radicalisation to violence: A systematic review of tools and approaches

Understanding and addressing the risk of disguised compliance in CVE programming

Guest Editorial: special issue on violent extremist risk assessment

Editorial: Radicalization among adolescents

Working with radicalised individuals: insights from a secondary and tertiary prevention program

The evaluation of case-managed programs targeting individuals at risk of radicalisation

The push and pull of radicalization and extremist disengagement: The application of criminological theory to Indonesian and Australian cases of radicalization

Counter-terrorism measures and perceptions of police legitimacy: the importance Muslims place on procedural justice, representative bureaucracy, and bounded-authority concerns

Building immigrants’ solidarity with police: procedural justice, identity and immigrants’ willingness to cooperate with police

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Kristina Murphy

Elise Sargeant

Michele Grossman

Mauro Lubrano

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