Sarah Logan provides an exceptionally thoughtful and in-depth analysis of the efforts to counter radicalization in the United States and the United Kingdom. This is a must-read text for anyone who is interested in understanding current counter-terrorism policies and the challenges that democracies face in curbing the proliferation of extremism and improving the public's resiliency to radical mobilization.
Sarah Logan is a lecturer in International Relations at the Australian National University. Her current research focuses on problems of political community in the information age and the impact of the internet on international politics more broadly. Prior to joining academia, Logan was a researcher with Australia's leading foreign intelligence analysis agency. As a result, her academic work is driven by the theoretical concerns of the discipline of
International Relations but is also informed by a deep understanding of the challenges of national security policymaking.