Terrorismes et radicalisations à l’ère post-Daech

Daesh as we knew it, no longer exists. Its project to create a new caliphate straddling Syria and Iraq failed. The subsequent slowdown in jihadist mobilization in Europe makes it possible to look back, in order to measure the extent of this phenomenon and put it into perspective. How can we explain the fever that pushed so many young Europeans to join a distant theatre of war? Concurrently with the decline of the jihadist terrorism, however, a new form of extremism has resurfaced. Over the past few years, right-wing plots and terrorist attacks have multiplied in a growing number of European countries. A conducive environment is exploited by groups and individuals who present themselves as the vanguard of «their» community at risk - exactly as their jihadist counterparts do