Gaming, Digital Identity, and Escalation to Violence: Proposing a Digitally Mediated Radicalization Process Model
Gaming, Digital Identity, and Escalation to Violence: Proposing a Digitally Mediated Radicalization Process Model
Zora A. Sukabdi Umi Muzayanah Muhamad Syauqillah a Universitas Indonesia, Jakarta, Indonesiab National Research and Innovation Agency, Jakarta, IndonesiaZora A. Sukabdi is a security psychologist specializing in terrorism, violent extremism, forensic and risk assessment, CBRNE-related threats, and rehabilitation. Among her notable contributions is the development of the 3D-Model of Motivation-Ideology-Capability (MIKRA) Terrorism Risk Assessments and Rehabilitation for offenders. This patented model has been pivotal in assessing and rehabilitating individuals involved in terrorist activities. Currently, she serves as the Head of the Terrorism Studies Program at the Graduate School of Sustainable Development, Universitas Indonesia.Umi Muzayanah is a researcher at the National Research and Innovation Agency, Indonesia, specifically within the research area of religion and belief under the social sciences and humanities cluster. She is recognized for her scholarly work on socio-religious issues, terrorism, religious moderation, Islamic education, and the dynamics of religious life in Indonesia.Muhamad Syauqillah is the lecturer of terrorism studies Universitas Indonesia. A leading scholar in terrorism studies in Indonesia, he received his Ph.D. from Marmara University, Turkey, where he honed his expertise in counter terrorism, Dr. Syauqillah is recognized for his dedication in countering radicalization and promoting peace. Now he is Head of Rumah Wasathiyah. He leads groundbreaking research on Foreign Terrorist Fighters (FTFs), cyberterrorism, youth and children expose extreme ideologies, contributing actionable insights to national and global security strategies. His work bridges academia and policy, focusing on the evolving dynamics of digital threats and transnational terrorism.