This article analyzes the socio-philosophical foundations and practical methods of targeted work with individuals who are inclined toward radical views. Targeted work is understood not as placing a person into a predetermined “risk group,” but as a comprehensive process of examining the individual’s life situation, social relations, needs, views, and behavioral risks. The article provides a comparative analysis of such methods as individual assessment, trust-based communication, motivational interviewing, work with families, religious and ideological counseling, support in education and employment, prevention in the digital environment, mentoring, and interagency cooperation.

radicalization, targeted prevention, social philosophy, individual approach, motivational interviewing, family, religious counseling, social inclusion, digital environment, deradicalization.

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