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In the wake of numerous devastating terrorist attacks in the early 21st century, many governments have struggled to effectively combat extreme and violent radicalism. A Biological, Psychological and Philosophical Approach to Human Nature and Radicalism (Cambridge Scholars Publishing, 2024) aims to propose potential solutions to human radicalism by revisiting human nature through both biological and philosophical lenses, particularly drawing on Spinoza’s philosophy. This “Spinozist” perspective offers a unique view of human nature and radicalism, suggesting various psycho-sociogenic approaches to reduce violent extremism. While this approach may appeal to experts, the book is also designed to make these ideas accessible to non-experts in fields such as clinical medicine, molecular biology, philosophy, psychology, psychoanalysis, and sociology, enriching the broader discussion and offering practical solutions to radicalism.
Jerome Premmereur is a physician and a board-certified cardiologist from France, with 30 years of experience in international clinical research, including more than two decades working in the USA. His clinical trial activities involved many fields, including cardiology, oncology, metabolism, vaccines, immunology, rare diseases, genetic and epigenetic treatment. He has worked in clinical research for pharmaceutical companies, non-profit organizations (i.e. former Chief Executive Officer of TB Alliance in New York). His interest in molecular biology and philosophy has led him to publish specific philosophical visions on new discoveries regarding the human genome, the epigenome, the microbiome, neuroplasticity, and immunology in relation to Spinoza’s philosophy.
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