Countering extremism in several European countries

Relevance. This article examines foreign experience and approaches to countering extremism at the legislative level in several European states. Also, the article deals with international legal legislation and its features, which are provided by a normative understanding of extremism. It should be noted that today, the problem of countering extremism is intergovernmental, and at the same time quite relevant, taking into account many events around the world. That is why the author proposes to study certain legislative approaches to the fight against extremism in several European states, because at now they are, first of all, who faced with quite vivid manifestations of extreme forms of extremist activity, which has caused sufficiently significant damage. Purposes. The purpose of this work is to analyse international experience, based on which an assessment will be made of the possibility of using various methods and methods of countering extremism in domestic practice to increase its effectiveness. Methodology. In this article were used comparative legal, systemic, historical, as well as formal legal research methods. Results and conclusions. Thus, according to the results of the work, it gave a brief description of the methods and methods of combating extremism in European states and assess the possibility of their use in domestic practice. Also, the author has been analysed the legislative features of several European Union states that are of interest in terms of countering extremist activities and the legislative approach that is applied to within the framework of public relations that may be damaged as a result of illegal extremist activities.

global threat, conventional understanding, international experience, migration, efficiency