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Intro -- Title Page -- Dedication -- Acknowledgments -- Foreword -- Contents -- Introductory Chapter: Berlin and Vancouver Research Workshops on Politically-Motivated Terrorism Risk/Threat Instruments and Related Policy Implementation Themes -- Part 1. Theory and Risk/Threat Assessment Instrument Policy Themes -- Rapid Societal Structural Changes and Shifts in Group-Based Individual Identities: Anti-State Terrorism Threat Profiles in North Atlantic Treaty Organization Member and Partner Countries -- Violent Extremism: The Practical Assessment and Management of Risk -- Updating and Organizing Our Knowledge of Risk and Protective Factors for Lone-Actor Terrorism -- Using Interviews and Psychological Tests in Studies of Independent Actors and Suicide Bombers -- The Format and FEAR Model as an Answer to New Radicalization Challenges -- Part 2. Selected NATO Member and Partner Country Implementation of Politically Motivated Terrorism Protocols -- The Use of Terrorism Risk Assessment Tools in Australia to Manage Residual Risk -- RooT37 - CUTA's TRA Tool in Response to a Changing Threat Landscape -- Early Prevention of Extremism Through Multi-Agency Use of the Model for Assessment for Concerns About Extremism (MACE) -- RADAR-iTE 2.0: An Instrument of the German State Protection - Structure, Development and Current Stage of Evaluation -- Jihadist Travelers and Terrorism Risk Assessment in the Netherlands -- Part 3. Personality Traits/Disorders, Anti-state Terrorism Profiles and DSM-5 Personality Based Instrument -- From Empirical Beginnings to Emerging Theory -- Advantages and Challenges Using Psychological Tests in the Assessment of Suicide Bombers and Lone Actors -- The Role of Psychological Assessment in Countering Violent Extremism.