In recent years, over two hundred men and women born or raised in
the West have participated in, or provided support for Islamic
terrorist plots and attacks. Several studies have examined the
demographics of homegrown Islamic terrorists: their socioeconomic
status, education level, professional prospects, and possible
mental illnesses. To date, no study has empirically examined the
process through which these terrorists are radicalizing, which
constitutes a substantial gap in the literature. This study seeks
to address that gap through an empirical examination of 117
homegrown "jihadist" terrorists from the U.S. and U.K.
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