The Politics of Islamophobia in Indonesia: Reacting Religious Issues in Politics by Ani Aryati, Ahmad Suradi, Siti Marpuah

“…The findings indicate that the government's approach to combating perceived threats from Islamic movements involves strict enforcement of Pancasila, alleviation of fears regarding the replacement of national ideology by a caliphate, and promotion of religious moderation to deter extremism. The study highlights the politicisation of radicalism and Islamophobia, revealing the strategic use of these concerns to influence public policy and political discourse in Indonesia.…”
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Inter-Faith Dialogue, Peace Building and Conflict Transformation in Nigeria by Emmanuel Achus Jah, Damila Kevin Mabas

“…The challenges of interfaith dialogue are lack of focus by interfaith dialogue practitioners, proselytization by some participants, religious hegemony and religious extremism.The study recommends that the emphasis of citizenship Rights, poverty alleviation schemes, peace education,restorative justice system. …”
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Resolving identity-based violence: Lessons for restorative justice in the hate crime context by Malini Laxminarayan

“…Restorative justice has expanded its application of different types of crimes; including, but not limited to, violations such as sexual violence, domestic violence and more recently violent extremism, to name a few. The severity of these crimes, combined with the fact that restorative justice has been applied successfully to these complex offences, suggests that hate crimes should not be ruled out as potential cases. …”
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The Conflict in Mali: Causes, Actors, and Challenges by Wardah Shahid

“…Characterized by ethnic diversity, Mali has been plagued by poor governance, armed insurgencies, religious extremism, and climate hazards, ranking 154th in the 2024 Global Peace Index. …”
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The Principle of Moderatism in The Formation of Fatwa of The Indonesian Ulema Council Number 83 of 2023 by Ahmad Agus Ramdlany, Ahmad Musadad

“…Secondly, it balances such support with an invitation to use peaceful and legitimate means, rejecting extremism and violence. This reflects a deep understanding of wasathiyyah, which encourages proactive yet peaceful engagement in international solidarity. …”
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Network wars, polylog and script convention in socially destructive online groups by Ekaterina V. Bakshutova

“…Negative emotional reactions revealed by us in network communications (collective fears, aggression, resentment), as well as cognitive models of political extremism and intellectual terrorism allowed us to construct a coding matrix that includes a description of the phenomena of destruction and their linguistic psychological markers. …”
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COOPERATION BETWEEN RUSSIA AND BAHRAIN IN THE FIELD OF REGIONAL SECURITY by A. Khaled Mohamed Ali

“…To such “baskets” the author included problems: Arab-Persian contradictions, terrorism and extremism, Shia-Sunni confrontation, interstate relations in the format of the Cooperation Council for the Arab States of the Gulf. …”
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Implication Abu Dhabi Document: to build religious moderation with brotherhood-sisterhood and friendship in Indonesia by Edison R. L. Tinambunan, I. Ketut Gegel, Peter Bruno Sarbini, Gus Zain Baik

“…Religious moderation is a joint religious movement in Indonesia initiated by the Ministry of Religious Affairs to overcome extremism, fundamentalism, and radicalism. The Abu Dhabi Document issued by Pope Francis and Grand Imam Ahmad Al-Tayyeb provides practical strategies for religious moderation. …”
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Interfaced Motive of the Terrorism Threat in the Case of Policing by Densus 88 Anti-Terror by Wachid Ridwan, Makmun Murod

“…However, they were in a group and strongly prone to extremism and terrorism.…”
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Flux of the professional standards: Objectivity, advocacy journalism and paradigm repair by Kulić Milica

“…Journalists seem to be expected not to be objective but engaged, fueling ideological frameworks and refraining from questioning their own policies, thus reinforcing the fortress of ideological extremism where media and their owners sit. Therefore, this theoretical work will examine changes in the journalistic profession by questioning objectivity in the context of a paradigm repair. …”
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Institutionalization of Ukrainian Nationalism: Difference of "Svoboda" ("Liberty") and "Praviy Sektor" ("Right Ssector") Ideology by A. A. Tokarev

“…Specific manifestations of extremism of "Svoboda" and "Praviy sektor" are not subjects of this research.…”
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ROLE OF THE ARMY IN MODERN PAKISTAN by V. V. Vorobiev

“…Despite this recent positive trend, the army continues to enjoy great authority in the society, often brokers political crisis and helps civilian authorities in settling such pressing problems as, for example, fight against extremism. The military will exert influence on government unless civil authorities are able to resist the current challenges and settle the actual problems. …”
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Islam kontemporer dan moderasi beragama: studi kasus radikalisasi di Sumatera Utara by Muthiatul Khairiyah, Amru Abdul Wadud, Amriansyah Pohan, Rizkiyah Purnama

“…In facing the challenges of radicalization and extremism, religious moderation is considered the right solution. …”
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Anticipating The Return of Foreign Terrorist Fighters: Indonesia-Australia’s Initiative on Sub-Regional Meetings on Counterterrorism by Nuri Widiastuti Veronika

“…Efforts to overcome the increasing security threats of terrorism, violent extremism, and Foreign Terrorist Fighters (FTFs) have encouraged policymakers in Indonesia and Australia to strengthen cooperation in the security sector. …”
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The Main Characteristics of Dialogic Interaction (Defining the Actual Tasks of Pedagogic Dialog by Y. V. Yermolayeva

“…The comparative analysis of dialogism and non-dialogism of schoolchildren from Riga and Moscow are given regarding their behavior in conflicting situations; attitude to extremism; and reactions to bulling situations. The author is convinced that studying students’ dialogism in different age groups should be continued to improve the educational process effectiveness. …”
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Text Research of the Book Persian Language-Correspondence and Business Documents (Based on Persian and Russian languages) by Maryam Shafaghi, Asghar Ghodrati

“…Reading and translating the text of Persian administrative correspondence has difficulties for Russian speakers because of the following reasons: first, the tendency towards Arabicism in correspondence, second, the change of the meaning of some Arabic words adopted in Persian, and third, the characteristic of flattery extremism as an expression of politeness in Persian correspondence. …”
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Overcoming ideology-consistent biases: does it help to make things easier? by Philip U. Gustafsson, Torun Lindholm, Freja Isohanni, Ola Svenson, Sophia Appelbom

“…In the experiments, participants solved numerical problems that were either framed in a politically polarized (the effects of Muslim prayer rooms on support for Islamic extremism) or a neutral setting (the effects of a skin cream on skin rash). …”
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Factoring Central Asia in the Russia-India Energy Trade by A. Dhaka, M. Dmitrieva

“…The two countries not only deeply connect themselves with the region but also find it necessary to preserve the region from religious extremism and terrorism that is worsened by the narcotics and arms trade. …”
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BORDER MANAGEMENT, ARMED BANDITRY AND TERRORISM MITIGATION IN NIGERIA by ODE AGI OKO

“… The greatest social, human and economic challenge facing Nigeria today is the menace of both international, national and local terrorism that is adversely aided by strong force of religious extremism, porosity of borderline and cross-border security challenges and crime in its highest wave. …”
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Globalization, Security and Governance Challenges in Nigeria by WILSON SIMON OKWOLI, LAMI LENTON ANUGA, JOSEPH ABOGENYE ANUGA

“…This study contributes to knowledge in a number of ways, including by attempting to pinpoint the prominent role that violent non-state actors in play on the global stage in subverting the governments by reenacting the narratives surrounding violent extremism with ethnic and religious overtones in an effort d to benefit economically and politically from the outcomes. …”
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