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is a VOX-Pol Fellow and has a background in Psychology, Terrorism Studies, and Political Science.
Zoey Reeve has a background in Psychology, Terrorism Studies and Political Science, and is a VOX-Pol Fellow. Her research focuses on the social-evolutionary psychology of radicalization and terrorism in both online and offline spheres.
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Zoey Reeve
November 2, 2023
In the Eye of the Beholder: Parochial Altruism, Radicalization, and Extremism
Radicalization is an inherently relational concept. One can only be radical in relation to someone who is not. Similarly, one cannot be extreme without an accepted center norm. But the center is not a fixed state. It shifts and changes across time, place, circumstance, and culture.