RADIS – Research Network Islamism: Effects, Counter-Strategies, and Preventive Measures

A key task of the research network is to break down academic silos. The RADIS team fosters networking among researchers through events and digital tools, ensuring they can make the most of the diverse expertise within the funding line. In addition, RADIS initiates dialogue and collaboration with other stakeholders from research and prevention practice at both national and international levels.

Equally central is RADIS’ role in synthesising the research findings from individual projects and bringing them into active dialogue with the academic community and beyond. Alongside civil society, political and administrative decision-makers are a key target group, as the researchers' insights are ultimately intended to be put into practice. To enhance this knowledge transfer, the team researches various transfer formats and evaluates the tools used, working closely with partner organisations such as HöMS.

To strengthen the links between research and the professional field, the RADIS team works closely with practice partners in prevention, including VPN, BAG RelEx, ufuq.de, and the Legato project network. Furthermore, RADIS sees itself as an open network that brings together diverse perspectives and stakeholders, providing a space for exchange and cooperation.