Institute for Strategic Dialogue

right|thumb|200px|ISD, 48 Charles Street, London The Institute for Strategic Dialogue (ISD) brings together a range of the elite policy planning activites of Lord Weidenfeld. All but one of its trustees (Helena Kennedy) have connections with the banking and finance sector including with hedge funds. The Institute, however, focuses much of its activities on the question of Islam and its role in Western societies and on defence and intelligence matters. The Institute provides the home for a number of Weidenfeld's other initiatives, such as the Club of Three.
==Programmes==
The Institute for Strategic Dialogue operates a series of programmes, covering five main areas: Civil Society Networks, Research & Insight, Communication & Technology, Education and Policy & Advisory.'Programmes', Institute for Strategic Dialogue. Accessed 6 December 2019.
===Grassroots Networks===
====Against Violent Extremism (AVE)====
Against Violent Extremism was devised and launched by Google Ideas at the Summit Against Violent Extremism in Dublin in 2011. It is managed by the Institute for Strategic Dialogue (ISD) and is a unique private sector partnership between ISD, Google Ideas, the Gen Next Foundation and rehabstudio.'About Against Violent Extremism', Against Violent Extremism. Accessed 6 December 2019. The programme aims to empower former extremists and survivors of extremism in order for them to work together to counter extremist narratives.Against Violent Extremism (AVE), Institute for Strategic Dialogue. Accessed 6 December 2019.
website: http://www.againstviolentextremism.org/
====Innovation Fund====
The Innovation Fund to Counter Hate and Extremism was launched in late 2017. Over the course of 2018, ISD managed this first-of-its-kind pilot programme, funded and supported by Google.org, and helped deliver innovative solutions to hate and extremism across the UK.'Collaborating with Google.org to empower civil society', Institute for Strategic Dialogue. Accessed 6 December 2019.
====Youth Civil Activism Network (YouthCAN)====
Youth Civil Activism Network (YouthCAN) is a global youth network dedicated to countering extremism, polarisation and hate speech. YouthCAN operates in more than 130 countries. In 2017, YouthCAN partnered with another ISD project – Strong Cities Network (SCN) – to develop the Young Cities project, funded by the Norwegian Ministry of Foreign Affairs.'Youth Civil Activism Network (YouthCAN)', Institute for Strategic Dialogue. Accessed 6 December 2019.
website: https://www.youthcan.net/
====Women and Extremism (WaE)====
Women and Extremism (WaE) facilitates an active network of female policy-makers, academics and activists to address the phenomenon of women in extremism.'Women and Extremism (WaE)', Institute for Strategic Dialogue. Accessed 6 December 2019.
===Research & Insight===
====Digital Research Unit====
The Digital Research Unit combines ISD’s expertise and suite of data analytics capabilities to map and analyse networks promoting polarising and extremist content across fringe platforms, large platforms and media ecosystems online.'Digital Research Unit', Institute for Strategic Dialogue. Accessed 6 December 2019.
====Primary research & datasets====
ISD is one of the world’s leading think tanks in the construction and analysis of primary datasets, including the largest database of social media profiles of women who have travelled from the West to support ISIS and their affiliates in Syria, Iraq and Libya, and the world’s largest database of those who travel to conflict zones to fight against ISIS. ISD was also a lead partner in the construction of Professor Jytte Klausen’s Western Jihadism Project, and in partnership with RUSI, Chatham House and Leiden University, constructed a database that details all of the lone actor terrorist incidents that have taken place in Europe since 2000. This dataset contains over 70 variables, including biographic information, on a group of 120 perpetrators.'Primary research & datasets', Institute for Strategic Dialogue. Accessed 6 December 2019.
====Digital Analysis====
ISD and its strategic technology partners design tools and dashboards that are tailored to the challenge of understanding extremist movements and measuring the impact of strategic communications and interventions. ISD has formed key strategic partnerships with the Centre for the Analysis of Social Media (CASM) at the think tank Demos and the New York-based network mapping specialists Graphika.'Digital Analysis', Institute for Strategic Dialogue. Accessed 6 December 2019.
====Monitoring & evaluation====
ISD’s research team design and implement robust impact assessment strategies for offline education programmes, as well as online campaigns and interventions. ISD also seek to provide guidance to civil society organisations for how they can design and measure the impact of their campaigns.'Monitoring & evaluation', Institute for Strategic Dialogue. Accessed 6 December 2019.
===Education===
====Extreme Dialogue====
Extreme Dialogue centres on a series of short films telling the first-hand stories of former extremists and survivors of extremism from across Europe and Canada. Funded by Public Safety Canada via the Kanishka Project, and co-funded by the Prevention of and Fight against Crime Programme of the European Union, Extreme Dialogue has brought together partners the Institute for Strategic Dialogue, film-makers Duckrabbit, and the educational charity Tim Parry Johnathan Ball Foundation for Peace.'Extreme Dialogue', Institute for Strategic Dialogue. Accessed 6 December 2019.
website: https://extremedialogue.org/
====Digital Resilience====
ISD’s Digital Resilience project aims to help young people build resilience to extremist grooming and propaganda on social media, through the development and delivery of engaging educational workshops delivered in schools.'Digital Resilience', Institute for Strategic Dialogue. Accessed 6 December 2019.
====Be Internet Citizens====
ISD's Be Internet Citizen programme aims to increase young people’s digital resilience and citizenship skills by empowering them to stay safe online, as well as develop and build the norms and behaviour that can help to create positive and pro-social online communities. It covers topics such as fake news, filter bubbles, ‘us’ vs ‘them’ argument and scapegoating.'Be Internet Citizens', Institute for Strategic Dialogue. Accessed 6 December 2019.
website: https://internetcitizens.withyoutube.com/
====Young Digital Leaders====
Through interactive workshops, Young Digital Leaders teaches young people aged 12-15 to be critical consumers of information online, respectful and effective communicators online. Young Digital Leaders is a programme designed and delivered by Google (Brussels) and ISD.'Young Digital Leaders', Institute for Strategic Dialogue. Accessed 6 December 2019.
===Communications & Technology===
====Campaign Toolkit====
A collaboration between ISD and the Global Internet Forum to Counter Terrorism (GIFCT), the Campaign Toolkit is a free resource for individuals and organisations eager to learn more about online and offline campaigning for social good and community cohesion.'Campaign Toolkit', Institute for Strategic Dialogue. Accessed 6 December 2019.
website: https://www.campaigntoolkit.org/
====Online Civil Courage Initiative====
Launched in January 2016, the Online Civil Courage Initiative aims to "promote the civil courage displayed by organisations and grassroots activists carrying out valuable counterspeech work online."'About Online Civil Courage Initiative', facebook. Accesed 6 December 2019. It is a European initiative, founded by Facebook to challenge online hate speech and extremism. 
On 23 June 2017 Facebook launched the Online Civil Courage Initiative (OCCI) in the UK, in partnership with the Institute for Strategic Dialogue. This follows OCCI launches in Germany in January 2016 and France in March 2017.Victoria Woollaston, 'Facebook launches Online Civil Courage Initiative to tackle rising extremism in the UK', Wired, 23 June 2017.
facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/OnlineCivilCourage/
====One to One====
Using digital tools which utilise publicly available information, ISD's One to One programme maps and locates users expressing extremist sentiment online. Following identification, ISD 'intervention providers' engage in constructive dialogue online with these individuals, offering a positive alternative and deterring them from joining violent extremist groups.One to One, Institute for Strategic Dialogue. Accessed 6 December 2019.
====Collaborating with Google.org to empower civil society====
ISD has collaborated with Google.org through the Google.org and ISD Innovation Fund (2017-2018) and the Google.org Impact Challenge on Safety (2019-2020).'Collaborating with Google.org to empower civil society', Institute for Strategic Dialogue. Accessed 6 December 2019.
===Policy & Government Advisory===
====Strong Cities Network====
Launched at the United Nations General Assembly in September 2015, ISD’s Strong Cities Network (SCN) is a global network of mayors, policy-makers, and practitioners. Comprising of more than 130 cities the programme aims to build "collaboration between mayors, political actors and frontline teams to tackle polarisation, hate and violence in local communities in every major global region."'What is the Strong Cities Network?', Strong Cities Network. Accessed 6 December 2019.
website: https://strongcitiesnetwork.org/en/
====Policy Planners Network====
The Policy Planners Network (PPN) is an intergovernmental network set up in 2008 and facilitated by ISD. The PPN aims to counter extremism through the sharing of information amongst its members. The PPN Network includes representation from 12 government agencies from the United Kingdom, Canada, France, Germany, Netherlands, Denmark, Sweden, Belgium, Spain, Finland, Norway and Victoria State (Australia). The network also cooperates with the European Commission and the Counter-terrorism Coordinator (CTC) at the Council of the EU.'Policy Planners Network', Institute for Strategic Dialogue. Accessed 6 December 2019.
====Global Counterterrorism Forum====
The Institute for Strategic Dialogue is a partner of the Global Counterterrorism Forum (GCTF). Launched in September 2011, the GCTF's goal is to strengthen capabilities in order to develop a strategic, long-term approach to counter terrorism and prevent the violent extremist ideologies that underpin it.'GCTF - About us', Global Counterterrorism Forum website. Accessed 14 January 2020.
website: https://www.thegctf.org
====The FREE Initiative====
The Far-Right Extremism in Europe Initiative (The FREE Initiative) was founded on 1 September 2014. It was the first project endorsed by governments and funded by the European Commission solely on far-right extremism and radicalisation in the aftermath of the 2011 Norway attacks perpetrated by a far-right terrorist Anders Behring Breivik. The aim of the FREE Initiative is the pooling and sharing of countries resources and knowledge of far-right extremism. The FREE Iniative has produced videos with former perpetrators of far-right extremism and survivors of far-right violence.
==Other activities and affiliations==
===European-Israeli Dialogue===
The European-Israeli Dialogue was an event run by the Institute for Strategic Dialogue, Axel Springer AG and the Jerusalem Foundation.
==People==
===Staff===
Correct as of January 2020The Team, Institute for Strategic Dialogue. Last accessed 20 January 2020.:
Sasha Havlicek - Founding CEO | Rashad Ali - Resident Senior Fellow | Zahed Amanullah - Resident Senior Fellow, Networks & Outreach | Amarnath Amarasingam - Senior Research Fellow | Dr. Sarah Ashraf - Consultant, Policy & Research | Moustafa Ayad - Deputy Director, Technology, Communications, and Education | Avni-Joy Bell - Events Manager | Jonathan Birdwell - Deputy Director of Policy, Research & Cities | Rose Beynon - Senior Communications Manager | Kelsey Bjornsgaard - Senior Youth Advisor | Iris Boyer - Deputy Head, Technology, Communications and Education | Annalise Burnett - Special Assistant to Farah Pandith | Joe Collenette - Head of Project Operations | Chloe Colliver - Head of Digital Analysis Unit | Milo Comerford - Senior Manager, Policy & Research | Patricia Crosby - Manager, Strong Cities Network | Jacob Davey - Senior Research Manager, Far Right & Hate Crime | Rosalind Czarnowska - Head of Operations (maternity cover) | Joe Downy - Coordinator, Strong Cities Network | Julia Ebner - Senior Research Fellow | Simeon Dukic - Programme Manager. Balkans & Central Asia, Strong Cities Network | Cooper Gatewood - Manager, Digital Research | Cécile Guerin - Coordinator, Technology, Communications & Education | Jakob Guhl - Coordinator, Policy & Research | Alexander Guittard - Fellow | Natasha Hanckel-Spice - Head of Partnerships & Delivery, Technology, Communications & Education | Anisa Harrasy - Manager, Technology, Communications & Education | Ben Holman - Project Finance Coordinator, Operations & Finance | Daniel Hooton - Deputy Head, Strong Cities Network | Tim Hulse - Coordinator, Monitoring and Evaluation, Strong Cities Network | Dilwar Hussain - Fellow | Emma Jones - Finance Coordinator, Operations & Finance | Duaa Khalid - Senior Grants Manager, Operations & Finance | Alex Krasodomski-Jones - Fellow | Marta Lopes - Manager, Strong Cities Network | Hannah Martin - Communications Manager | Hadiya Masieh - Fellow | Charlotte Moeyens - Manager, Technology, Communications & Education | Kelsey Mullen - Special Assistant to Farah Pandith | Farah Pandith - Head of Strategy | Josh Phillips - Manager, Technology, Communications & Education | Zuzanna Pogorzelska - Associate, Communications, Education, Networks and Technology | Zeenat Rahman - Fellow | Jan Rau - Associate, Policy & Research | Louis Reynolds - Fellow | Jasmeet Sahotay - Coordinator, Technology, Communications & Education | Erin Marie Saltman - Fellow | Rebecca Skellett - Head of Strong Cities Network | Melanie Smith - Fellow | Heather Tsavaris - Senior Fellow | Henry Tuck - Head of Policy & Research | Nayla-Joy Zein - Regional Coordinator, Strong Cities Network
===Trustees, 2009===
Lord Weidenfeld - President | Michael Lewis - Chairman | Professor Peter Baldwin | Stuart Fiertz CFA, CAIA (Club of Three Treasurer) | Sir Ronald Grierson | General the Lord Guthrie of Craigiebank GCB LVO OBE | Helena Kennedy QC | J. Adair Turner | Pierre Keller | Francis Finlay | The Lord Simon of Highbury CBEInstitute for Strategic Dialogue Trustees, originally accessed 31 March 2009. Retrieved from Internet Archive, 27 November 2019.
===Trustees, 2012===
Lord Weidenfeld - President | Michael Lewis - Chairman | Professor Peter Baldwin | Stuart Fiertz CFA, CAIA (Club of Three Treasurer) | Sir Ronald Grierson | General the Lord Guthrie of Craigiebank GCB LVO OBE | Helena Kennedy QC | J. Adair Turner | Pierre Keller | Francis Finlay | The Lord Simon of Highbury CBE | Prof. Dr. h.c. Roland Berger | Mathias Döpfner | André Hoffmann | Baroness RawlingsInstitute for Strategic Dialogue Trustees, originally accessed 13 August 2012. Retrieved from Internet Archive, 27 November 2019.
===Board and Advisors, 2019===
====ISD Board====
Professor Peter Baldwin | Prof Dr Roland Berger | Mark Bergman | Dr Mathias Döpfner | Stuart Fiertz (Treasurer) | Francis Finlay | Field Marshall the Lord Charles Guthrie | Karl-Theodor zu Guttenberg | Sasha Havlicek (CEO) | Jim Hoagland | Baroness Helena Kennedy QC | Dr. Serra Kirdar | John Kremer | Michael Lewis (Chairman) | Shirley Lord Rosenthal | Lynn Nesbit | Farah Pandith | Baroness Patricia Rawlings | Carol Saper | Lawrence Saper | Gil Shiva
====International Advisory Board====
Timothy Garton Ash | Richard Barrett CMG OBE | Field Marshall the Lord Charles Guthrie | Karl-Theodor zu Guttenberg | Dr August Hanning | Wolfgang Ischinger | Baroness Pauline Neville-Jones | Ana Palacio | Hella Pick | Jonathan Powell | Louis Schweitzer | Lord Adair Turner (Chairman, Policy Board)
====Leitender Berator====
Richard Barrett CMG OBE | Dr. August Hanning | Dilwar Hussain | Jytte Klausen | Baroness Pauline Neville-Jones | Hella Pick | Magnus RanstorpInstitute for Strategic Dialogue Board and Advisors. Accessed 27 November 2019.
==Partners & Funders==
The ISD lists the following as partners and funders of their work'Partners and Funders', Institute for Strategic Dialogue. Last accessed 24 January 2020.:
===Academic Institutions===
Curtin University, Australia | George Washington University | Harvard Berkman Klein Center for the Internet and Society | Victoria University | Yale University
===Private Sector===
Ark Jammers | Facebook | Google | Twitter | Jigsaw | Love Frankie | M&C Saatchi | Microsoft | Roland Berger Strategy Consultants
===Foundations===
Asia Foundation | British Council | Carnegie Corporation NY | Eranda Foundation | Gen Next Foundation | Open Society Foundations | Robert Bosch Stiftung | Vodafone Foundation
===Governments & Intergovernmental Organisations===
Australian Department for Home Affairs | Danish Ministry of Foreign Affairs | Danish Ministry of Immigration and Integration | Department of Premier & Cabinet, Victoria, Australia | Dutch Ministry for Foreign Affairs | Dutch Ministry of the Interior | European Commission | Finnish Interior Ministry | German Federal Agency for Civic Engagement | Global Counterterrorism Forum (GCTF) | Norwegian Ministry of Justice and Public Security | Norwegian Ministry of Foreign Affairs | OSCE | Public Safety Canada | Swedish Ministry of Justice | Swedish Ministry of Integration | UK Home Office | UK Foreign Office | US State Department
===NGOs===
The COVA Project | Empowerment & Human Development Society | Global Partnership for the Prevention of Armed Conflict (GPPAC) | IGAD Center of Excellence in Preventing and Countering Violent Extremism | International Republican Institute (IRI) | Individualland Pakistan | International Criminal Investigative Training Assistance Program (ICITAP) | Maldives Institute for Psychological Services | Terres des Hommes | United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) | Zanzibar Youth Alliance
===Think Tanks===
Brookings Institution | Bangladesh Enterprise Institute | Chatham House | ICSR | LSE Arena | RUSI
==Publications==
===2020===
*Josh Phillips, Cooper Gatewood & Lucie Parker, 'Be Internet Legends and Be Internet Citizens: Impact Report', Institute for Strategic Dialogue, 2020.
*Jakob Guhl, Julia Ebner and Jan Rau, 'The Online Ecosystem of the German Far-Right', Institute for Strategic Dialogue, 2020.
===2019===
*Cooper Gatewood, Cécile Guerin, Jonathan Birdwell, Iris Boyer & Zoé Fourel, 'Mapping hate in France: A panoramic view of online discourse', Institute for Strategic Dialogue, 2019.
*'UK General Election 2019: Digital disruption by the political parties, and the need for new rules (joint paper)', Computational Propaganda Project, University of Oxford, Demos, Full Fact, Global Witness, Institute for Strategic Dialogue, Open Rights Group, Privacy International, Who Targets Me, December 2019.
*Josh Phillips, Jennie King, Alexia Augeri & Iris Boyer, 'Young Digital Leaders 2019: From Safety to Citizenship Online', Institute for Strategic Dialogue, November 2019.
*Moustafa Ayad, '‘The Baghdadi Net’: How A Network of ISIL-Supporting Accounts Spread Across Twitter', Institute for Strategic Dialogue, November 2019.
*Kelsey Bjornsgaard, Tim Hulse & Charlotte Moeyens, 'YouthCAN: The Many States of Activism', Institute for Strategic Dialogue, August 2019.
*'Extracts From ISD’s Submitted Response to the UK Government Online Harms White Paper', Institute for Strategic Dialogue, July 2019.
*Jacob Davey, Henry Tuck & Dr Amarnath Amarasingam, 'An imprecise science: Assessing interventions for the prevention, disengagement and de-radicalisation of left and right-wing extremists', Institute for Strategic Dialogue, 2019.
*Chloe Colliver, Seran de Leede, Lucie Parker, Hadiya Masieh, Rebecca Skellett, Alexia Augeri & Charlotte Moeyens, 'Women, Girls and Islamist Extremism', Institute for Strategic Dialogue, 2019.
*'GCTF Countering Violent Extremism Toolkit', collaboration between the Geneva Centre for Security Sector Governance (DCAF) and the Institute for Strategic Dialogue (ISD) for Global Counterterrorism Forum, 2019.
*Moustafa Ayad, 'The Management of Terrorist Content: How Al Qaeda Texts Continue to Evade Facebook and YouTube Detection', Institute for Strategic Dialogue, July 2019.
*'A joint statement on the Online Harms White Paper and the direction of regulation in the UK', joint statement from Institute for Strategic Dialogue, Carnegie UK, Demos, Doteveryone, the Fawcett Society, Glitch and the Jo Cox Foundation, 2019.
*Julia Ebner & Jacob Davey, '‘The Great Replacement’: The Violent Consequences of Mainstreamed Extremism', Institute for Strategic Dialogue, 2019.
*Moustafa Ayad 'Briefing Note: ‘El Rubio’ Lives: The Challenge Of Arabic Language Extremist Content On Social Media Platforms’', Institute for Strategic Dialogue, 27 June 2019.
*Johannes Baldauf, Julia Ebner and Jakob Guhl (Eds.), 'Hate Speech and Radicalisation Online The OCCI Research Report', Institute for Strategic Dialogue, 2019.
*'Disrupted: Evidence of Widespread Digital Disruption of the 2019 European Elections.', joint submission by Avaaz and Institute for Strategic Dialogue, 2019.
*Sarah Macshane, Zahed Amanullah, Moustafa Ayad & Tim Hulse, ‘Innovation fund to counter hate and extremism in the UK’, impact report, Institute for Strategic Dialogue, 2019.
*Moustafa Ayad and Amarnath Amarasingam, 'No Platform for Old Men, Barriers to Online Youth Civic Engagement and P-CVE in Europe', Institute for Strategic Dialogue, 2019.
*'Interim Briefing: Propaganda and Digital Campaigning in the EU Elections', Institute for Strategic Dialogue, 2019.
*Cooper Gatewood & Iris Boyer, 'Building Digital Citizenship in France: Lessons from the Sens Critique project', Institute for Strategic Dialogue, 2019.
*'The Battle for Bavaria: Online information campaigns in the 2018 Bavarian State Election', Institute for Strategic Dialogue, February 2019.
*Vidhya Ramalingam FREE Initiative: ‘Diverting People from Getting Involved’, Institute for Strategic Dialogue, 2019.
===2018===
*Chloe Colliver, Peter Pomerantsev, Anne Applebaum & Jonathan Birdwell, 'Smearing Sweden: International Influence Campaigns in the 2018 Swedish Election', Institute for Strategic Dialogue, 2018.
*Lucie Parker, Iris Boyer and Cooper Gatewood, 'Young Digital Leaders Impact Report', Institute for Strategic Dialogue, October 2018.
*Johannes Baldauf, Julia Ebner and Jakob Guhl, 'Hassrede und Radikalisierung im Netz' (Deutsch), Institute for Strategic Dialogue, September 2018.
*Philip Kreißel, Julia Ebner, Alexander Urban and Jakob Guhl, 'Hass Auf Knopfdruck (Deutsch)', Institute for Strategic Dialogue, July 2018.
*Maik Fielitz, Julia Ebner, Jakob Guhl and Matthias Quent, 'Hassliebe: Muslimfeindlichkeit, Islamismus Und Die Spirale Gesellschaftlicher Polarisierung (Deutsch)', Institute for Strategic Dialogue, June 2018.
*Amarnath Amarasingam and Lorne L. Dawson, '“I Left to be Closer to Allah”: Learning about Foreign Fighters from Family and Friends', Institute for Strategic Dialogue, May 2018.
*Louis Reynolds and Lucie Parker, 'Digital Resilience: Stronger Citizens Online', Institute for Strategic Dialogue, April 2018.
*Julia Ebner and Jacob Davey, “Mainstreaming Mussolini” – How the Extreme Right Attempted to ‘Make Italy Great Again’ in the 2018 Italian Election, Institute for Strategic Dialogue, March 2018.
*Jacob Davey Jonathan Birdwell and Rebecca Skellett, 'Counter-Conversations: A model for direct engagement with individuals showing signs of radicalisation online', Institute for Strategic Dialogue, February 2018.
*Zahed Amanullah and Anisa Harrasy, 'Between Two Extremes: Responding to Islamist and tribalist messaging online in Kenya during the 2017 elections', Institute for Strategic Dialogue, February 2018.
===2017===
*Peter Pomerantsev, Melanie Smith and Chloe Colliver, “Make Germany Great Again” – Kremlin, Alt-Right and International Influences in the 2017 German Elections, Institute for Strategic Dialogue, December 2017.
*Louis Reynolds, 'Internet Citizens – Impact Report', Institute for Strategic Dialogue, December 2017.
*Jacob Davey and Julia Ebner, 'The Fringe Insurgency – Connectivity, Convergence and Mainstreaming of the Extreme Right', Institute for Strategic Dialogue, October 2017.
===2016===
*Louis Reynolds and Henry Tuck, 'The Counter-Narrative Monitoring & Evaluation Handbook', Institute for Strategic Dialogue, November 2016.
*Abbas Barzegar, Shawn Powers and Nagham El Karhili, 'Bridging Transatlantic Voices: Civic Approaches to Confronting Violent Extremism', Institute for Strategic Dialogue, September 2016.
*Henry Tuck, Tanya Silverman and Candace Smalley, “Shooting in the right direction”: Anti-ISIS Foreign Fighters in Syria and Iraq, Institute for Strategic Dialogue, August 2016.
*Tanya Silverman, Christopher J. Stewart, Zahed Amanullah and Jonathan Birdwell, 'The Impact of Counter-Narratives', Institute for Strategic Dialogue, August 2016.
*Monica Marks, 'ISIS and Nusra in Turkey', Institute for Strategic Dialogue, July 2016.
*Melanie Smith and Chloe Colliver, 'The impact of Brexit on far-right groups in the UK:Research Briefing', Institute for Strategic Dialogue, July 2016.
*Dr. Erin Marie Saltman, Moli Dow and Kelsey Bjornsgaard, 'Youth Innovation Labs: A Model for Preventing and Countering Violent Extremism', Institute for Strategic Dialogue, June 2016.
*Dr Erin Marie Saltman and Jas Kirt, 'Guidance for International Youth Engagement in PVE and CVE', Institute for Strategic Dialogue, June 2016.
*Henry Tuck and Tanya Silverman, 'The Counter-narrative Handbook', Institute for Strategic Dialogue, June 2016.
*Clare Ellis, Raffaello Pantucci, Jeanine de Roy van Zuijdewijn, Edwin Bakker, Benoît Gomis, Simon Palombi and Melanie Smith, 'Lone Actor Terrorism: Analysis Paper', Institute for Strategic Dialogue, February 2016.
*Clare Ellis and Raffaello Pantucci, 'Lone Actor Terrorism: Policy Paper 4: – ‘Leakage’ and Interaction with Authorities', Institute for Strategic Dialogue, February 2016.
*Melanie Smith, Sabine Barton and Jonathan Birdwell, 'Lone Actor Terrorism: Policy Paper 3 – Motivations, Political Engagement and Online Activity', Institute for Strategic Dialogue, February 2016.
*Simon Palombi and Benoît Gomis, 'Lone Actor Terrorism: Policy Paper 2 – Attack Methodology and Logistics', Institute for Strategic Dialogue, February 2016.
*Jeanine de Roy van Zuijdewijn and Edwin Bakker, 'Lone Actor Terrorism: Policy Paper 1 – Personal Characteristics of Lone-Actor Terrorists', Institute for Strategic Dialogue, February 2016.
===2015===
*Sebastien Feve and Kelsey Bjornsgaard, 'Lone Actor Terrorism: Database Workshop Paper', Institute for Strategic Dialogue, 2015.
*Edwin Bakker and Jeanine de Roy van Zuijdewijn, 'Lone Actor Terrorism: Definitional Workshop Paper', Institute for Strategic Dialogue, December 2015.
*Raffaello Pantucci, Clare Ellis and Lorien Chaplais, 'Lone Actor Terrorism: Literature Review', Institute for Strategic Dialogue, December 2015.
*Ross Frenett and Moli Dow, 'One to One Online Interventions – A Pilot CVE Methodology', Institute for Strategic Dialogue, September 2015.
*Erin Marie Saltman and Melanie Smith, ‘Till Martyrdom Do Us Part’ Gender and the ISIS Phenomenon, Institute for Strategic Dialogue, May 2015.
*Rashad Ali, 'Blasphemy, Charlie Hebdo, and the Freedom of Belief and Expression', Institute for Strategic Dialogue, February 2015.
*Carolyn Hoyle, Alexandra Bradford and Ross Frenett, 'Becoming Mulan? Female Western Migrants to ISIS', Institute for Strategic Dialogue, January 2015.
===2014===
*Rachel Briggs and Tanya Silverman, 'Western Foreign Fighters: Innovations in Responding to the Threat', Institute for Strategic Dialogue, December 2014.
*Vidhya Ramalingam, 'On the Front Line: A guide to countering far-right extremism', Institute for Strategic Dialogue, March 2014.
*Vidhya Ramalingam, 'Old Threat, New Approach: Tackling the Far Right Across Europe', Institute for Strategic Dialogue, March 2014.
*Rachel Briggs and Ross Frenett, 'Policy Briefing: Foreign Fighters, The Challenge Of Counter Narratives', Institute for Strategic Dialogue, March 2014.
*Henry Tuck and Dilwar Hussain, 'The Education and Training of Islamic Faith Leaders in Europe: A Comparative Evaluation of Approaches in France and Germany', Institute for Strategic Dialogue, February 2014.
*'Government Engagement and Communication Strategies with Communities', Institute for Strategic Dialogue, 2014.
*Sebastien Feve, 'European Counter-Radicalisation and De-Radicalisation: A Comparative Evaluation of Approaches in the Netherlands, Sweden, Denmark and Germany', Institute for Strategic Dialogue, January 2014.
*Rachel Briggs and Sebastien Feve, 'Inspire, Radicalise, Recruit: Countering the Appeal of Extremism Online', Institute for Strategic Dialogue, January 2014.
===2013===
*'Addressing Normative and Legal Challenges for Trilateral Cooperation Against Terrorism', Institute for Strategic Dialogue, December 2013.
*Kemal Kirisci, 'Turkey and the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership: Challenges, Means and Prospects for Trilateral Cooperation', Institute for Strategic Dialogue, December 2013.
*Jeremy Shapiro, 'The Turkish Approach to Syria and the Value of Trilateral Cooperation', Institute for Strategic Dialogue, December 2013.
*John Roberts, 'Avenues for Cooperation between the EU and the US in regard to Eastern Mediterranean Energy', Institute for Strategic Dialogue, December 2013.
*Rachel Briggs and Sebastien Feve, 'Review of Programs to Counter Narratives of Violent Extremism', Institute for Strategic Dialogue, December 2013.
*Vidhya Ramalingam, 'Integration: What Works?', Institute for Strategic Dialogue, November 2013.
*Sebastien Feve, 'Practitioner Exchange : Preventing Violent Extremism in Healthcare', Institute for Strategic Dialogue, August 2013.
===2012===
*Vidhya Ramalingam, 'Countering Far-Right Extremism', Institute for Strategic Dialogue, December 2012.
*Vidhya Ramalingam, 'Far-Right Extremism: Trends and Methods for Response and Prevention', Institute for Strategic Dialogue, December 2012.
*'Preventing and Countering Far-Right Extremism: European Cooperation, Country Reports', Institute for Strategic Dialogue and Ministry of Justice, Sweden, December 2012.
*Hannah Taylor, 'Social Media for Social Change: Using the Internet to Tackle Intolerance', Institute for Strategic Dialogue, December 2012.
*'COMPAS Breakfast Briefing Summary: What Works in Integration?', Institute for Strategic Dialogue, October 2012.
*Vidhya Ramalingam and Ross Frenett, 'Jihadist Use of the Internet: Lessons for the Far Right', Institute for Strategic Dialogue, September 2012.
*Tufyal Choudhury, 'Impact of Counter-Terrorism on Communities: UK Background Report', Institute for Strategic Dialogue, September 2012.
*Prof Eckhard Jesse and Dr Tom Mannewitz, 'Impact of Counter-Terrorism on Communities: Germany Background Report', Institute for Strategic Dialogue, September 2012.
*Vidhya Ramalingam, 'Impact of Counter-Terrorism on Communities: Sweden Background Report', Institute for Strategic Dialogue, September 2012.
*Quirine Eijkman, Doutje Lettinga and Gijs Verbossen, 'Impact of Counter-Terrorism on Communities: Netherlands Background Report', September 2012.
*Dr Raphaelle Camilleri, 'Impact of Counter-Terrorism on Communities: France Background Report', September 2012.
*Lasse Lindekilde and Mark Sedgwick, 'Impact of Counter-Terrorism on Communities: Denmark Background Report', September 2012.
*Basia Spalek, Zubeda Limbada, Laura Zahra McDonald, Dan Silk and Raquel da Silva, 'Impact of Counter-Terrorism on Communities: Methodology Report', Institute for Strategic Dialogue, September 2012.
*Rachel Briggs, 'Tackling Extremism: De-radicalisation and Disengagement', Institute for Strategic Dialogue, June 2012.
*Vidhya Ramalingam & Sebastien Feve,, 'Security in an Olympic Year: Reassessing the Threat from Right-Wing Extremism', Institute for Strategic Dialogue, July 2012.
*'Muslims in the European Mediascape', Institute for Strategic Dialogue, April 2012.
*Jörg Heeren, Prof. Andreas Zick, 'Muslims in the European Mediascape: Germany Country Report', Institute for Strategic Dialogue, April 2012.
*Dr Siobhan Holohan, Dr Elizabeth Poole, 'Muslims in the European Mediascape: UK Country Report', Institute for Strategic Dialogue, April 2012.
*Nick Johnson, 'Integration and Cohesion in Europe: An Overview', Institute for Strategic Dialogue, April 2012.
*'Using Social Media to Tackle Intolerance: Literature Review', Institute for Strategic Dialogue, April 2012.
*Dr Matthew Goodwin and Vidhya Ramalingam, 'The New Radical Right: Violent and Non-Violent Movements in Europe', Institute for Strategic Dialogue, February 2012.
*Sebastien Feve, 'Prison and Probation Officer Practitioner Exchange: De-radicalisation in Prison', Institute for Strategic Dialogue, February 2012.
*Rachel Briggs, 'The Changing Face of Al Qaeda', Institute for Strategic Dialogue, January 2012.
===2011===
*Rachel Briggs, 'Radicalisation: The Role of the Internet', Institute for Strategic Dialogue, June 2011.
===2010===
*Dr Monica Metykova, 'Muslims in the European Mediascape: Discussion Paper', Institute for Strategic Dialogue, December 2010.
*'The Role of Civil Society in Counter-radicalisation and De-radicalisation', Institute for Strategic Dialogue, October 2010.
*'Comparative Evaluation Framework for Counter-radicalisation', Institute for Strategic Dialogue, June 2010.
*'Development of Religious Instruction and Institutions: 'Imam Training' in Europe', Institute for Strategic Dialogue, March 2010.
===2009===
*Tufyal Choudhury, 'Stepping Out: Supporting Exit Strategies from Violence and Extremism', Institute for Strategic Dialogue, November 2009.
*'Crisis Communications and Management: Discussion Document on Developing More Effective Strategies', institute for Strategic Dialogue, October 2009.
*'Developing an Assessment Framework for (Muslim) Movements and Organisations', Institute for Strategic Dialogue, October 2009.
*'Muslims in the European Mediascape: Integration and Social Cohesion Dynamics', Institute for Strategic Dialogue, September 2009.
*David Owen, 'Exploring New Vehicles for a Strategic European Engagement with Russia', Institute for Strategic Dialogue, March 2009.
===2008===
*Professor Jytte Klausen, 'Public Policy for European Muslims: Facts and Perceptions', Institute for Strategic Dialogue, February 2008.
===2007===
*'Private Collections in the Public Domain', The Art Fund, Allen & Overy and ISD, October 2007.
*Sir Stephen Wall and Professor James Goldgeier, 'America and Europe: Moving Towards 2020', Institute for Strategic Dialogue, February 2007.
===2006===
*Dr. Martin Roth, 'The Museum World in the Age of Globalisation: A New Approach to International Cooperation', Institute for Strategic Dialogue, September 2006.
===Summary Reports===
*'Preventing and countering far - right extremism and radicalisation: European cooperation', Institute for Strategic Dialogue.
*Europe-China Media Exchange, external report, Institute for Strategic Dialogue, 20-27 November 2013.
*'A New Sort of Europe, a New Sort of World? - The 19th Plenary Meeting of the Club of Three', Institute for Strategic Dialogue, 17-18 May 2013.
*'RAN@ Working Group: Proposed Recommendations', Institute for Strategic Dialogue, December 2012.
*'The Europe-China Media Exchange: ‘Inside Europe’ Pilot Exchange Tour', Institute for Strategic Dialogue, March 2013.
*'The Club of Three and China: The China-Europe Beijing Forum Summary Report', Institute for Strategic Dialogue, September 2012.
*'Tackling Extremism: De-radicalisation and Disengagement Conference Report', Institute for Strategic Dialogue, June 2012.
*'Integration- What Works? Expert Practitioner Roundtable', Institute for Strategic Dialogue, May 2012.
*'The Europe-China Media Exchange: ‘Inside China’ Pilot Exchange Tour', Institute for Strategic Dialogue, February 2012.
*'Museums and Collectors in Today's Turbulent World: A Dialogue between East and West', Institute for Strategic Dialogue, October 2009.
*'The Future of Eurasia: Convergence or Conflict? What Role will the Media Play?', Institute for Strategic Dialogue, September 2008.
*'East-West Media Bridge: The Middle East', Institute for Strategic Dialogue, September 2007.
==Contact, website==
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