About the project
Leaving extremism and reintegrate to a society based on liberal democratic principles is complex processes. The Scandinavian government’s strategy to promote exit from extremism and reintegration to a liberal democratic society is providing welfare services such as social, health and economic services.
However, we have scarce knowledge on how the target group experience the interventions and on whether, how and why interventions aimed to promote exit and reintegration have any impact.
By investigating the interventions and the exiter’s, their relatives and implementers’ experiences of the interventions, I aim to explore the impact of different measurements. The objective is to increase the understanding of exit and reintegration processes and how welfare institutions can promote these processes.
Method
In the project I will interview key actors within welfare services who are providing welfare service to radicalized individuals. I will also interview those that have received the services (exiter’s) and their relatives about their experiences of the provided services.
Objectives
The main objective is to increase the understanding of exit and reintegration processes and improve the knowledge on how welfare institutions can promote these processes.
To reach this main objective I aim to generate rare empirical data on radicalised individuals’ biographical stories of their exit and reintegration processes. By including the exiter’s, their relatives and implementers’ experiences of the interventions I aim to increase the knowledge on the impact of welfare institutions’ interventions to promote exit and reintegration.
