THE CHAIR'S LITERATURE
Find here a list of all the scientific papers published by the UNESCO Chair in Prevention of Violent Radicalization and Extremism. They are authored by various experts and research professionals involved with our organization.
Publication of the “Guide to Evaluating Programs for Preventing Violent Extremism”
The field of prevention of violent extremism (PVE) has seen the development of numerous programs and intervention practices in recent years, relying however on a lacking scientific literature in a discipline that is still emerging. This observation raises several questions about the ability of these programs to achieve their objectives and respect the needs of all stakeholders, and highlights the need to develop adequate evaluation tools to address them. To this end, the UNESCO-PREV Chair, based on a series of studies, has produced this Guide to Evaluating Programs for preventing violent extremism. This guide is part of the PREV‑IMPACT Canada
Guidelines for the Prevention of Violent Extremism Online and Offline: Findings from the Expert Conference and the Delphi Consensus Process
The Canadian Consensus Guidelines Committee (CCGC) aims to bring together 30 experts from different fields in order to ensure diversity of perspectives and backgrounds. The main responsibilities of the CCGC will be to participate in the formulations of guidelines with their peers of the International Consensus Guidelines Committee (ICGC), as well as in their adaptation to the specific Canadian context. The first meeting of these committees was held in March 2019, in Ottawa Canada. This first meeting consisted of a two-day workshop for the development of evidence-based best practice guidelines for online and offline prevention and intervention in matters of
Publication of the systematic review of the PREV-IMPACT project : “What we know about evaluating programs to prevent violent extremism”
The UNESO-PREV Chair publishes its systematic review. This report is part of the first phase of the PREV-IMPACT Canada project which, supported by the Community Resiliency Fund of the Canadian Centre for Community Engagement and Violence Prevention and Public Safety Canada, aims to develop and implement Canadian models of program evaluation in the area of violent extremism prevention
Publication of the Chaire’s report entitled ” Le mouvement conspirationniste au Québec : leaders, discours et adhésion “
Observing and analyzing social movements, such as those related to the challenges to health measures in Quebec since the beginning of the pandemic in 2020, is not an easy task.This is the challenge that the UNESCO-PREV Chair has taken on
Cross-sectional study on prevention and violent extremism in the Francophone space
On March 7, 2022, the UNESCO Chair in the Prevention of Violent Radicalization and Extremism (UNESCO-PREV) presented to the Political Commission of the International Organization of La Francophonie the results of a study on the prevention of violent extremism in the Francophone space.
Cross-sectional study on prevention and violent extremism in the Francophone space
On March 7, 2022, the UNESCO Chair in the Prevention of Violent Radicalization and Extremism (UNESCO-PREV) presented to the Political Commission of the International Organization of La Francophonie the results of a study on the prevention of violent extremism in the Francophone space.