Sixteen papers from the March 2010 meeting explore the psychological and sociocultural precursors to radicalization of immigrant youth in Europe. The Israeli and European contributors describe the social and psychological factors of ideological opposition against Western societies, the relationship between early trauma and youth violence, the impact of immigration on mental health, and the role of national belonging as a buffer against stress. Other topics include religious revitalization in the West, anger and socioeconomic status, Arabic families living in Israel, French Gendarmes with a migrant origin, and Australians' attitudes toward culturally similar migrants. Annotation ©2011 Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)