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.
New study examines link between COVID-related experiences of discrimination and social distancing behaviour
- June 09, 2021
- Sylvana
- Literature Partners
Location: Online
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A new study, co-authored by co-holder Vivek Venkatesh, and Cécile Rousseau, associate member, is now available online in The American Journal of Health Promotion.
NEW – French version of the CPN-PREV 2nd Systematic review is now available
- March 25, 2021
- Sylvana
- Literature Partners
Location: Online
Start Date:
Our partner, the Canadian Practitioners Network for the Prevention of Radicalization and Violent Extremism, has released it’s 2nd systematic review in French.
New chapter on Radicalization Leading to Violence as a Global Health Issue featuring our partners
- January 19, 2021
- Sylvana
- Literature Partners
Location: Online
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A new book chapter about radicalization leading to violence as a public health issue has recently been published. The chapter was co-written by Cécile Rousseau, associate member of the Chair.
New Special Issue of Perspectives on Terrorism co-edited by one of the Chair’s experts
- December 21, 2020
- Sylvana
- Literature Partners, News
Location: Online
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A new special issue of the peer-reviewed online journal Perspectives on Terrorism (PT) is co-edited by Joel Busher, one of our experts in PVE.
New Study on Ethno-Cultural Disparities in Mental Health During the COVID-19 Pandemic
- December 21, 2020
- Sylvana
- Literature Partners, News
Location: Online
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A group of Canadian researchers, including CSLP members and Project Someone collaborators, recently published a Canadian study that explores the association between pandemic-specific risk factors and the mental health of minority populations.
New article: “How to characterise the discourse of the far-right in digital media? Interdisciplinary approach to preventing terrorism”
- November 19, 2020
- Sylvana
- Literature Partners
Location: Online
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The fight against extremist discourse on the Internet and on social media is paramount in countering terrorism and radical recruitment. However, radical, terrorist discourse is a very complex linguistic and sociolinguistic phenomenon. In this article, the authors tried to characterise pieces of discourse using an interdisciplinary approach.