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Countering violent extremism, actions needed to define strategy and assess progress of federal efforts: report to congressional requesters (en Inglés)
Accountability Office, U. S. Government (Autor)
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Countering violent extremism, actions needed to define strategy and assess progress of federal efforts: report to congressional requesters (en Inglés) - Accountability Office, U. S. Government
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Reseña del libro "Countering violent extremism, actions needed to define strategy and assess progress of federal efforts: report to congressional requesters (en Inglés)"
" Violent extremism-generally defined as ideologically, religious, or politically- motivated acts of violence-has been perpetrated in the United States by white supremacists, anti-government groups, and radical Islamist entities, among others. In 2011, the U.S. government developed a national strategy and SIP for CVE aimed at providing information and resources to communities. In 2016, an interagency CVE Task Force led by DHS and DOJ was created to coordinate CVE efforts. GAO was asked to review domestic federal CVE efforts. This report addresses the extent to which (1) DHS, DOJ, and other key stakeholders tasked with CVE in the United States have implemented the 2011 SIP and (2) the federal government has developed a strategy to implement CVE activities, and the CVE Task Force has assessed progress. GAO assessed the status of activities in the 2011 SIP; interviewed officials from agencies leading CVE efforts and a non-generalizable group of community-based entities selected from cities with CVE frameworks; and compared Task Force activities to selected best practices for multi- agency efforts. "
