Trajectories of Radicalized Females in Montreal
TSAS Working Paper
This working paper examines the radicalization trajectories of women in Montreal, Canada. The study analyzes the pathways through which women become involved in extremist movements, including the social, psychological, and ideological factors that contribute to their radicalization. The paper draws on case studies and qualitative data to provide insights into gender-specific aspects of radicalization.
Published by the Canadian Network for Research on Terrorism, Security and Society (TSAS).
TSAS working papers are peer-reviewed publications that address a range of topics related to terrorism, security, and society in Canada and internationally. Working papers undergo review by TSAS affiliates and external experts before publication.