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Research Article

Influences of Islamist Radicalization: A Configurational Analysis of Balkan Foreign Fighters in Syria

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Received 09 Jan 2023, Accepted 08 May 2023, Published online: 24 May 2023

Figures & data

Table 1. Functions of radical influencers.

Figure 1. Summary of research process.

Figure 1. Summary of research process.

Table 2. Data table, as calibrated and analyzed in the mvQCA.

Table 3. Unabridged solution table for mvQCA.

Figure 2. Set relations from different origins of fighters, Islamic State (is) affiliation, connections to Nusret I. and Bilal B., and positive active (POSACT) relationship to the radical milieu.

Figure 2. Set relations from different origins of fighters, Islamic State (is) affiliation, connections to Nusret I. and Bilal B., and positive active (POSACT) relationship to the radical milieu.

Figure 3. A Heatmap showing the clustering of cases based on their connection (if any) to radical influencers and their relationship with the radical milieu. Bars within the cells show the proportions of fighters, women, children, and recruiters.

Figure 3. A Heatmap showing the clustering of cases based on their connection (if any) to radical influencers and their relationship with the radical milieu. Bars within the cells show the proportions of fighters, women, children, and recruiters.

Figure 4. Set relations of foreign fighters, individuals with a positive active relationship to the radical milieu, individuals connected to imamovíc, and individuals connected to Bilal B. (i.e. in mvQCA denotation: ROLE[1]*INF[1]*INF[2]*RADMIL[1]).

Figure 4. Set relations of foreign fighters, individuals with a positive active relationship to the radical milieu, individuals connected to imamovíc, and individuals connected to Bilal B. (i.e. in mvQCA denotation: ROLE[1]*INF[1]*INF[2]*RADMIL[1]).

Figure 5. Set relations of foreign fighters, individuals connected to Bilal B., individuals affiliated with Al-Nusra Front, and individuals affiliated with Islamic State (i.e. in mvQCA denotation: INF[2]*ROLE[1]*GROUP[2]*GROUP[1]).

Figure 5. Set relations of foreign fighters, individuals connected to Bilal B., individuals affiliated with Al-Nusra Front, and individuals affiliated with Islamic State (i.e. in mvQCA denotation: INF[2]*ROLE[1]*GROUP[2]*GROUP[1]).

Figure 6. Set relations of foreign fighters, individuals connected to Nusret I., individuals affiliated with JN, and individuals affiliated with is (i.e. in mvQCA denotation: INF[1]*ROLE[1]*GROUP[2]*GROUP[1]).

Figure 6. Set relations of foreign fighters, individuals connected to Nusret I., individuals affiliated with JN, and individuals affiliated with is (i.e. in mvQCA denotation: INF[1]*ROLE[1]*GROUP[2]*GROUP[1]).

Table B1. Unabridged solution Table for mvQCA version 1.

Table C1. Calibration summary for csQCA (all cases from the origin of Bosnia.).

Table C2. Unabridged solution table for csQCA. A tilde (∼) in front of a condition refers to the condition’s absence.

Table C3. Necessity analysis.