Misogyny predicts violent extremism better than politics or faith
A University of Melbourne survey studied 3,429 Australians. Hostile attitudes to women explain 70 to 80 per cent of extremist beliefs. This matters more than politics, religion or internet use.
Why it mattersLearning what connects different extremist groups helps security agencies and communities. They can spot people at risk before violence starts. This could help prevent violence from happening.
AustraliaThe research shapes how Australia's national counter-extremism strategy approaches prevention, particularly as national cabinet meets to address family violence.
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