Radicalización violenta: análisis, detección y prevención (URJC)

Radicalización violenta: análisis, detección y prevención (URJC)

Este MOOC estudia y analiza qué hay detrás de muchas de las acciones violentas y terroristas que, en principio, resultan incomprensibles para la mayoría de los ciudadanos. En muchas ocasiones, estos actos se desatan de procesos previos de radicalización de diferente índole. Procesos que no solo son significativos porque puedan acabar en violencia, sino porque también revelan que la radicalización ideológica o ideológico-religiosa es, en sí misma, un asunto público de gran relevancia que atañe a la cohesión social y a la polarización de nuestras sociedades democráticas.

Si como ciudadano te interesa lo que ocurre en la sociedad y quieres tener un conocimiento riguroso acerca de lo que hay detrás de muchos de los actos violentos que suceden, te animamos a que analices con nosotros los procesos de radicalización violenta.
En este curso contamos con grandes expertos y profesionales que trabajan en la materia y que provienen de diferentes ámbitos: Cuerpo Nacional de Policía, Guardia Civil, Instituciones Penitenciarias y Universidad, Judicatura y Fiscalía. El amplio abanico profesional que abarca este MOOC te ofrecerá puntos de vista diversos sobre la problemática estudiada.

Qué vas a aprender

  • Los contenidos del curso se centran en:
  • La conceptualización del fenómeno de la radicalización.
  • El proceso de radicalización violenta.
  • Los indicadores que denotan la existencia de un proceso de radicalización y su medición.
  • El modelo multiagencia como forma de prevención.
  • La prevención a distintos niveles de gobierno y su coordinación para una respuesta eficaz.

Requisitos
No es necesario que tengas conocimientos previos en la materia. Este curso te ofrecerá los contenidos básicos para que sigas investigando, ya que abarca todos los ámbitos necesarios para obtener una visión introductoria, sólida y global sobre el fenómeno de radicalización.
Es especialmente interesante para profesionales que trabajan con jóvenes y que necesiten tener un conocimiento más profundo del fenómeno que les ayude en el desempeño de sus tareas. También es recomendable para estudiantes del ámbito de las ciencias sociales, ya que les permite tener un conocimiento riguroso de lo que hay detrás del terrorismo y de las acciones violentas. Es de gran utilidad para profesionales de la Justicia. Y además, puede realizarlo cualquier persona que quiera conocer los problemas que afectan profundamente a la sociedad y al bienestar público.

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