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Homegrown Extremism is a category focused on radicalization and violent extremism that originate within a society’s own communities, rather than from foreign actors. Books in this genre—spanning investigative nonfiction, journalism, memoir, social science, and fiction—explore how individuals and groups are drawn to extremist beliefs and actions through local grievances, identity conflicts, online ecosystems, conspiracy theories, and hate networks. They examine case studies of domestic terrorism, lone actors, militias, and ideological movements across the political and religious spectrum, as well as the social, psychological, and technological forces that enable them. Works often address the impact on victims and communities, the challenges for law enforcement and policymakers, and the tension between security and civil liberties, while also highlighting prevention, disengagement, and resilience.

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