In a Nutshell: Impoverished people are less likely to join jihadist groups due to their focus on their immediate needs, importance of community and family, distrust of extreme narratives, grounding in religious values and lack of resources.
Impoverished people are often less likely to join jihadist groups for several key reasons:
While poverty can create grievances that extremist groups may try to exploit, it does not automatically lead to radicalization. Impoverished communities often demonstrate remarkable resilience, social cohesion, and a focus on meeting immediate needs - factors that make them less susceptible to jihadist narratives and recruitment efforts.
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