Thu Oct 15

#AskAnExpert about radicalisation – a Twitter Q A

Written by The Conversation

Today we ran an #AskAnExpert Q&A on Twitter. As politicians converged to discuss violent extremism, we took to Twitter with Anne Aly and Ali Al-Mamouri to talk about and take questions on radicalisation.

Readers got a chance to pose questions to our authors using the hashtag #AskAnExpert and get a response in real time.

Here are a few examples. You can see the rest of the discussion via our Twitter account or the #AskAnExpert hashtag.

We’ll be running more #AskAnExpert Q&As in the near future – follow our Twitter account to keep up to date.

In the meantime, follow Anne and Ali on Twitter and, if you’d like to know more about radicalisation, head over its topic page for all our articles on the subject.

Authors: The Conversation

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