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This book presents the voices of police and community members who have been involved in engagement and partnership projects designed for countering violent extremism. Though the threat of the so-called Islamic State garners a great deal of current attention, the book explores ideological violence prevention efforts in a number of contexts, to include that of paramilitary organizations as well as Qa'ida inspired actors.
Contents
Introduction; Mary O'Rawe, P. Daniel Silk, and Basia Spalek 1. The Role of Communities and Police in Preventing Ideological Violence; Mary O'Rawe, P. Daniel Silk, and Basia Spalek 2.The Socio-Political Contexts Affecting Police-Community Engagement in Northern Ireland, Britain and the United States; Tara Lai Quinlan, Basia Spalek, and Mary O'Rawe 3. Police, Community, Conflict, and Context; Mark McGovern 4. The Muslim Safety Forum: Senior Police and Muslim Community Engagement During the War on Terror; Robert Lambert 5. Making Sense of Models of Community-Police Engagements in North Belfast; John Loughran 6. Communities and Policing in Transition; Noel Rooney and Liam Maskey 7. Lessons Learned from Loyalist-Police Engagement in Northern Ireland; Winston Irvine 8. Prevent and Police-Community Partnerships in Birmingham; Zubeda Limbada 9. Community Partnerships Thwart Terrorism; Deborah Ramirez, Tara Lai Quinlan, Sean P. Malloy, and Taylor Shutt 10. Pioneers Always Take the Arrows: LAPDOutreach to Muslim COmmunities in Los Angeles; Mark G. Stainbrook 11. Hearing Community Voices to Identify Best Practices; Alejandro J. Beutel 12. Building Bridges: The Experience of Leaders in Detroit, Michigan; Ihsan Alkhatib 13. Lessons Learned and Best Practices; Mike Abdeen 14. Concluding Chapter; P. Daniel Silk, Mary O'Rawe, and Basia Spalek
