They weren't political, as such — they were writers who spoke not about how the quotidian could be radicalized but about their own personal radicalization.
Tuesday's Washington Post had a well-reported article on the background and radicalization of the Christmas bombing suspect, 23-year-old Nigerian Umar Farouk Abdulmutallab.
The conflict was caused primarily by the radicalization of the party under the influence of the communists, who organized labour unions and peasant associations and pushed class struggle and the anti-imperialist movement.
It was during this time also that she began to agitate for mass actions and broke completely with the established Social Democratic party leadership of August Bebel and Kautsky, who disagreed with her incessant drive toward proletarian radicalization.
Concerns about the potential radicalization of Muslim youth in the banlieues (suburbs) increased in the wake of a series of Islamist terrorist attacks in 2015.
Eugen Fink, for several years Husserl's collaborator, whose essay "Die phänomenologische Philosophie Edmund Husserls in der gegenwärtigen Kritik" (1933) led to a radicalization of Husserl's philosophical, transcendental idealism, later turned in another direction, one that approached Heidegger's position and divorced itself at the same time from that of Husserl.
Second, Spinoza's system is in part a radicalization of, or perhaps a logical corollary to, medieval Jewish doctrines, and the impact of Maimonides and of Crescas is evident.
This led to their radicalization on the one hand and to a sizable emigration on the other.
Overall, the radicalization of policy that led to the Great Leap Forward can be traced back to the anti-rightist campaign of 1957 and a major meeting of China's leaders at the resort city of Qingdao in October of that year.
Major social changes in Turkey contributed to the proliferation and radicalization of Kurdish nationalist groups in that country in the 1960s and '70s.
Far too much has been done in social, economic, and political research relating to radicalization, only to remain unused.
