Preventing Ideological Violence

1. Front Matter

   Pages i-viii

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2. Introduction

   1. Introduction

      • Mary O’Rawe, P. Daniel Silk, Basia Spalek

      Pages 1-12

3. Part I

   1. Front Matter

      Pages 13-13

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   2. The Role of Communities and Police in Preventing Ideological Violence: Considering the Literature, Policies, and Potential

      • Mary O’Rawe, P. Daniel Silk, Basia Spalek

      Pages 15-32

   3. The Sociopolitical Contexts Affecting Police-Community Engagement in Northern Ireland, Britain, and the United States

      • Tara Lai Quinlan, Basia Spalek, Mary O’Rawe

      Pages 33-51

4. Part II

   1. Front Matter

      Pages 53-53

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   2. Police, Community, Conflict, and Context: Some Thoughts on British Muslim and Irish Comparisons

      • Mark Mcgovern

      Pages 55-66

   3. The Muslim Safety Forum: Senior Police and Muslim Community Engagement During the War on Terror

      • Robert Lambert

      Pages 67-88

5. Part III

   1. Front Matter

      Pages 89-89

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   2. Communities and Policing in Transition: The Northern Ireland Experience

      • Noel Rooney, Liam Maskey

      Pages 91-103

   3. Making Sense of Models of Community-Police Engagements in North Belfast

      • John Loughran

      Pages 105-125

   4. Lessons Learned from Loyalist-Police Engagement in Northern Ireland: The Connect Program

      • Winston Irvine

      Pages 127-135

   5. Prevent and Police-Community Partnerships in Birmingham

      • Zubeda Limbada

      Pages 137-150

   6. Community Partnerships Thwart Terrorism

      • Deborah Ramirez, Tara Lai Quinlan, Sean P. Malloy, Taylor Shutt

      Pages 151-169

   7. Pioneers Always Take the Arrows: Lapd Outreach to Muslim Communities in Los Angeles

      • Mark G. Stainbrook

      Pages 171-189

   8. Hearing Community Voices to Identify Best Practices: Building Antiterrorism Partnerships with American Muslims

      • Alejandro J. Beutel

      Pages 191-207

   9. Building Bridges: The Experience of Leaders in Detroit, Michigan

      • Ihsan Alkhatib

      Pages 209-225

   10. Lessons Learned and Best Practices: The Outreach Efforts of the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department Community Policing Method with Emphasis on the Muslim Community

       • Mike Abdeen

       Pages 227-237

   11. Conclusion

       • P. Daniel Silk, Mary O’Rawe, Basia Spalek

       Pages 239-263

6. Back Matter

   Pages 265-273

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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.

• countering violent extremism
• crime
• Engagement
• police
• terrorism
• violence
• war
• conflict

Sergeant Mike Abdeen, Homeland Security Division's Emergency Operations Bureau, USA Dr. Ihsan Alkhatib, Murray State University, USA Alejandro J. Beutel, Independent Analyst, USA Winston Irvine, Belfast Conflict Resolution Consortium, UK Dr. Robert Lambert, University of St. Andrews, UK Zubeda Limbada, Birmingham City Council, UK John Loughran, Intercomm, UK Sean P. Malloy, USA Liam Maskey, Intercomm, UK Dr. Mark McGovern, Edge Hill University, Lancashire, UK Tara Lai Quinlan, London School of Economics, UK Deborah Ramirez, Northeastern University, USA Noel Rooney, Peace III, UK Taylor Shutt, USA Mark Stainbrook, San Diego Harbor Police Department, USA

Policies and ethics