OUR PARTNERS' LITERATURE
Based all around the world, the UNESCO-PREV Chair’s partners – organizations and professionals alike – are numerous. This section brings together some of their publications.
Cybersecurity and Paris 2024 Olympic and Paralympic Games study
Sylvana Al Baba Douaihy, coordinator of the UNESCO-PREV Chair, presents a new study entitled “The human factor, a key link in cybersecurity for major events: the case of the Paris 2024 Olympic and Paralympic Games”. This study adds to the discussion on cybersecurity at major events. It documents cybersecurity practices and provides access to scientific documentation on this topic in French. To read the study: https://www.obvia.ca/ressources/le-facteur-humain-maillon-fort-de-la-cybersecurite-des-grands-evenements-le-cas-des-jeux-olympiques-et-paralympiques-de-paris-2024
Publication of a collective commentary in the Canadian Journal of African Studies
Adib Bencherif, Associate Professor at the UNESCO-PREV Chair, has published a collective commentary in the Canadian Journal of African Studies: La polycrise au Sahel: observations, perspectives et actions. To consult this new publication, click here.
Publication of a chapter in The Routledge Handbook on Radicalisation and Coutering Radicalisation.
Pr. David Morin and Pr. Vivek Venkatesh, co-holders of the UNESCO-PREV Chair, and Pr. Pablo Madriaza, associate professor of the UNESCO-PREV Chair, have recently published a chapter entitled “Re-colonising the field of evaluation of prevention of violent radicalisation. A critical, cross-regional perspective” in The Routledge Handbook on Radicalisation and Coutering Radicalisation. To order the book: https://www.routledge.com/The-Routledge-Handbook-on-Radicalisation-and-Countering-Radicalisation/Busher-Malkki-Marsden/p/book/9780367476847
Project CounteR
The UNESCO-PREV Chair is pleased to announce the successful completion of a project by a long-standing partner: Les Militants des Savoirs. The CounteR project consortium has developed a privacy-friendly situational awareness platform designed to predict terrorist and criminal violence, combat radicalization and protect citizens. This innovative tool enables the detection of radical content online. Funded by Horizon Europe – the EU’s flagship research and innovation program – this three-year project has played a crucial role in the fight against radicalization, aimed at ensuring a safer world. CounteR is a revolutionary early warning tool, functional in 12 languages, which actively monitors
Call for papers for the 89th Congress of Acfas
Extremism, populism and conspiracy theories: the impacts of the pandemic on democracy.
Presentation of systematic reviews on primary, secondary and tertiary prevention programs against violent radicalization
Our co-holder Ghayda Hassan and our partners at CPN-Prev are proud to present the systematic reviews of primary, secondary and tertiary prevention programs against violent radicalization that are the result of two years of intensive work.