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Do arrests (and killings) deter violent extremism? A comparative analysis
Michael Wolfowicz
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Esther Salama
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Institute of Criminology
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Comparative Analysis
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Violent Extremism
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Criminal Justice System
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Canada
20%
Quantitative Research
20%
Deterrence
20%
Democratic Countries
20%
Overlap Degree
20%
Backlash Effect
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Counter-extremism
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Observation Period
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Sweden
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Heterogeneous Patterns
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System Effects
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Heterogeneous Treatment Effects
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Ordinary Crimes
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Forms of Crime
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Social Sciences
Criminal Justice System
100%
Comparative Analysis
100%
Canada
50%
Quantitative Research
50%
Sweden
50%
Democratic Country
50%
Backlash Effect
50%