Lessons from P/CVE Research: Innovative Methods, Challenges & Good Practices

01 January 2019

This edited volume contains a selection of essays and contributions derived from the presentations made at the International Countering Violent Extremism (CVE) Research Conference 2018 held in Swansea, the United Kingdom. The purpose of this edited volume is to further enhance the field of CVE research through a series of short research papers.

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