Indonesia's declining radicalism/ Kerry B Collison

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COLLISON Kerry B

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In: Defense & Foreign Affairs Stratagic Policy 4, 2009, p.3 (22).Summary: Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono (SBY) in the national elections of April 9, 2009. Early counting showed that the democratic party had won a fifth of the votes in the parliamentary election. Indonesian terror group recruitment faces reduced numbers with President SBY's special force team detachment 88's de-radicalization program which has enjoyed considerable success by enlisting and converting arrested terrorists.

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Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono (SBY) in the national elections of April 9, 2009. Early counting showed that the democratic party had won a fifth of the votes in the parliamentary election. Indonesian terror group recruitment faces reduced numbers with President SBY's special force team detachment 88's de-radicalization program which has enjoyed considerable success by enlisting and converting arrested terrorists.

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