Radicalization Of Youth

• Historical background of the topic

Definitions

1. Radicalization: Radicalization is a process by which an individual or group comes to adopt increasingly extreme political, social, or religious ideals and aspirations that reject or undermine the status quo or undermine contemporary ideas and expressions of freedom of choice.

2. Financial investment: A financial investment is an asset that you put money into with the hope that it will grow or appreciate into a larger sum of money. The idea is that you can later sell it at a higher price or earn money on it while you own it.

3. International strategy: International strategy is a global plan specific to a company or conglomerate where a model for global expansion and commerce is the ultimate

Radicalization of youth is becoming one of the most important threats of international terrorism in the world today. Socially isolated, disenchanted young men turn to extremism in their search for identity, acceptance and purpose. The terrorist attacks carried out in several European and neighboring nations over the past year have been the painful result of a most alarming trend: an increasing number of our youth including children being drawn into extremist movements in their search for their purpose, identity and a meaningful place in society. Profound feelings of injustice and dissatisfaction about their social exclusion are amongst the primary causes contributing to young people's vulnerability, and increase their willingness to join extremist, sometimes violent groups, which offer an apparent social cause, a purpose to them. Research on conflict and political violence indicates that young populations are more prone to conflict than older ones, and that youth are more likely to join radical organizations than adults. In discourse about countering terrorism, the term "radicalization" is widely used, but remains poorly

CAUSES AND IMPLICATION OF RADICALISM

The concept of radicalization is itself debated. However we are able to note down some of the main points for the cause of radicalization itself. These are the following:

1. Alienation by the community

Most of the migrant youth are marginalized by the community around them either at school or in the neighborhood. Most youth seek to fit in any community and belong somewhere. This is very difficult for people youth especially in the teen years to allow others in their inner circle or be allowed in other people’s inner circle. This leaves the youth seeking to have that sense of belonging on the social media where the fall preys of the terrorist recruiters who offer a false sense of belonging and