Author: Institute for Strategic Dialogue (2012)

This report aims to assess the fairness, effectiveness and impact of counter-terrorism and counter-radicalisation policies in Denmark, in particular on Muslim communities.  It contextualises questions of impact in terms of the demographic/socioeconomic  profile  of  immigrants;  general  perceptions  of  threats  from  terrorism and minorities’ perceptions of discrimination  experienced; the legal framework of counter-terrorism; policies of radicalisation prevention and their implementation in practice; key institutional structures of  counter-terrorism and division of labour; high-profile terrorist  court  cases; and developments in the  general  political  climate  and  public  discourse  regarding  issues  of  integration  and  security.