激进化建模:情境行动理论在基督城袭击中的应用

Vikrant Desai
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2019年3月的克赖斯特彻奇恐怖袭击事件对新西兰执法机构和恐怖主义研究学者来说都是一个转折点。宗教恐怖主义的增长、右翼极端主义的兴起以及暴力极端分子对互联网的想象性利用,构成了当今新的安全挑战。本文考察了犯罪学激进化模式对新西兰特定背景下的单独恐怖主义行为者的优点。本文考察了恐怖主义文献中激进化的概念,并主张在激进化的认知阶段和行为阶段之间进行明确区分。它分析了影响新西兰激进化的一些独特的国内因素,并对极端主义的威胁进行了简要的评估。本文通过将犯罪情境行动理论应用于克赖斯特彻奇恐怖袭击,确定了“为什么在数百万面临类似情况的人中,只有少数人成为恐怖分子”背后的一些原因。最后,文章为执法机构提供了一些具体的干预措施,以试图挫败未来的恐怖分子。
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Modelling Radicalisation: Applying Situational Action Theory to the Christchurch Attacks
The March 2019 Christchurch terror attacks were something of a turning point for both law enforcement agencies in New Zealand and for terrorism studies scholars. The growth of religious terrorism, the rise of right-wing extremism, and the imaginative use of the internet by violent extremists pose new security challenges today. This article examines the merits of a criminological radicalisation model for lone actors of terrorism specific to the New Zealand setting. The article examines the concept of radicalisation in the terrorism literature and argues for a clear distinction between the cognitive and behavioural stages of radicalisation. It analyses some of the unique domestic factors which affect radicalisation in New Zealand and provides a brief threat evaluation of extremism. The article proceeds to identify some of the reasons behind ‘why out of millions of people facing similar conditions, only the few become terrorists’ by applying the Situational Action Theory of Crime to the Christchurch terror attacks. Finally, the article recommends some specific interventions for law enforcement agencies to try and thwart future terrorists.
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