CONFLICT RESOLUTION OF TERRORISTS CONFLICTS IN SOUTHEAST ASIA

Niklas Swanström and Emma Björnehed

Terrorism and Political Violence, 2004, vol. 16, issue 2, 328-349

Abstract: This article addresses the issue of transnational terrorism in Southeast Asia. The objective of the article is to investigate the structure of the transnational element of terrorism to determine their impact on conflict resolution attempts in the region. The transnational terrorist organization Jemaah Islamyiah will be used as a single case for the analysis. From this analysis, obstacles toward conflict resolution originating from the structure of transnational terrorism are identified, and the article provides suggestions on how to circumvent these impediments.

Date: 2004
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