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What sociological factors can lead people to adopt extremist views or commit terrorist activities? What is the relationship between extremism, religion and depression? In this podcast Professor Jeremy Coid discusses these questions and talks to Raj Persaud about the findings of his study into extremist views among young British men.
Date published: 08 November 2016
Presenter: Dr Raj Persaud
Interviewee: Professor Jeremy Coid
Audio running time: 29 minutes
Credits: 0.5
Learning outcomes
By the end of this podcast, we hope you will have gained an understanding of:
the societal factors that may lead people to adopt extremist views or commit terrorist activities
the connections found between religion and extremist views
the associations between extreme views and depression
factors involved in the polarisation of pro- and anti-British views.
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