Liberal Islam versus Moderate Islam by Ali A. Mazrui

“…The causes of the political radicalization of Islam are different from the roots of theological conservatism. …”
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“Journey Up Seventh Avenue to Infamy: The Cradle Will Rock” by Jeffery Kennedy

“…The deeply satirical work examined greed and corruption, and the Works Progress Administration canceled it for fear it was too politically radical. Director Orson Welles and producer John Houseman felt the stakes were too high to not push back against this censorship and performed it elsewhere that night.…”
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Why politics can't be freed from religion / by 501355 Strenski, Ivan

Dinâmicas contemporâneas da migração africana e haitiana para o Brasil by Elie de Montalembert 

“…Finally, the aim will be to discuss the prospects for migration in Brazil, in the actual context of the economic crisis and political radicalization in the country.…”
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Les dynamiques contemporaines des migrations africaines et haïtiennes vers le Brésil by Elie de Montalembert 

“…Finally, the aim will be to discuss the prospects for migration in Brazil, in the actual context of the economic crisis and political radicalization in the country.…”
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The Radical Retranslations of the Revolutionary Period: Britain, France, Italy (1789-1815) by Sanja Perovic, Brecht Deseure

“…This paper reflects on these problems through a synchronic study of 87 retranslations, drawn from a corpus of c. 800 politically radical translations uncovered by the AHRC-funded project ‘Radical translations: The Transfer of Revolutionary Culture between Britain, France, Italy (1789-1815).…”
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American workers, American unions : the twentieth and early twenty-first centuries / by Zieger, Robert H., author, Minchin, Timothy J.Zieger, Robert H., Gall, Gilbert J.Zieger, Robert H.

Brazil: radicalization of the political process (2013–2019) by L. S. Okuneva

“…The release  of  prison in  November 2019  and the  inclusion  in  the  political  live  of  the former president Luíz  Inácio Lula da Silva, the  largest leftist Brazilian politician, can give  a special impetus to political radicalization.…”
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Maio-junho de 1968 na FrançaOepicentro de uma crise de hegemonia (parte II) by Alain Bihr

“…At their base, the principle political radicalizations of students, workers and new social movements in that year are class struggles, with all that implies in terms of a priori indeterminacy, to the extent that they result from the evolution of the balance of forces that their protagonists cannot control or foresee. …”
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Con « m » de « mamá » : las militantes comunistas y la Unión de Mujeres Argentinas durante la segunda mitad del siglo XX by Natalia Casola

“…Secondly, to examine what gender roles the organization reproduced and what militant bias it produced specifically in the context of the 1960s and 1970s, years of strong political radicalization in Argentine left-wing.…”
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De l’expérimentation à l’alternative écologique ? Le cas d’un vide-greniers en quartier populaire by Léa Billen

“…The bazaar is depicted through the lens of three objections addressed to experimentations, which question their alternative ambition : their local and punctual scope, their difficulty in mobilising the working classes, and their lack of political radicality. It shows that the bazaar overcomes the first two limits and incompletely embodies the alternative of political ecology in a working-class neighbourhood. …”
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The development of the popular movement and rise of the revolutionary left in Chile (1953-1978) by Igor Goicovic Donoso

“…In this article we analyze the historical conditions in which the Chilean MIR was formed and its contribution to the process of political radicalization that took place in Chile between 1967 and 1973. …”
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THE FRONT OF POPULAR MOBILIZATION, THE BRIZOLIST LEFT AND THE POLITICAL CRISIS OF 1964 by Jorge Ferreira

“…The image that has been left to us is that political radicalization was exclusive of conservative and reactionary elements, while the leftists only defended reforms and democracy. …”
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A Sociopolitical Analysis of John Arden’s Serjeant Musgrave’s Dance by Hamid Hammad Abed, Ahmed .H Ubeid

“…Section one deals with John Arden, the playwright, who is constantly a political radical, cautious of authority and exceeding social institutions. …”
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Radicalization into Violent Extremism I: A Review of Social Science Theories by Randy Borum

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Labor conflict, general strikes and dynamics of trade union organizations in the Gran La Plata 1969-1972 by Agustín Nava

“…Therefore, this article contributes to study not only certain specific dynamics of labor conflictivity in our study region, but also the more general cycle of social protest and political radicalization that took place in Argentina during the sixties and seventies…”
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Freudiaans-antropologiese vooronderstellings in die neo-Marxistiese skool- en maatskappykritiek by Daniella Coetzee

“…Dissatisfaction with education in South Africa has given rise to diverse and politically radical school criticism. The educational views of anti-establishment schools of thought (eg. …”
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Affects and memory concerning ¿Quién te creés que sos? by Ángela Urondo Raboy by Lucas Saporosi

“…During the last years, the affective dimension has become a novel approach towards the analyses of memory experiences linked to the Argentinian process of violence and political radicalization in the seventies. From this perspective, we intend to analyze the text Who do you think you are? …”
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Echoes from "Fight Club" by Francisco Collado Rodríguez

“… This work addresses Chuck Palahniuk’s novel Adjustment Day as a satirical critique of the political radicalization of the USA and as a warning about the dangerous ideological effects narratives may have on our posthumanist understanding of reality. …”
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New Social Media and Politics in Thailand: The Emergence of Fascist Vigilante Groups on Facebook by Wolfram Schaffar

“…Facebook groups like the Social Sanction group, tellingly abbreviated as SS, and the Rubbish Collector Organization, which was founded in 2014 and has attracted more than 200,000 members, have played a crucial role in the process of political radicalization. The aim of these groups is to expose political opponents by accusing them of lèse-majesté, which can result in a prison sentence of 15 years or more. …”
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