Internal Security · Development and Extremism
In many conflict-affected regions, scholars and administrators argue that violent extremism cannot be addressed only through force because socio-economic deprivation, weak state presence, and lack of opportunity often create conditions in which extremist ideologies gain support. In this context, the most appropriate understanding of the relationship between development and extremism is that:
- 1lack of inclusive development can create grievances that may be exploited by extremist movements✓
- 2economic development automatically eliminates all forms of ideological violence in every case
- 3extremism arises only from foreign influence and has no relation to local conditions
- 4development programmes are generally irrelevant in areas affected by internal conflict
Correct answer
lack of inclusive development can create grievances that may be exploited by extremist movements
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