The two faces of terrorism in South East Asia
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Asia Monitor South East Asia Vol 2 : Vol 26, Issue 6, June 2015, p.1-2 (49)Summary: Ineffective government policies have broadly failed to address the threat from home-grown terrorism in South East Asia. This article takes a look by seeing two key patterns, one driven by separatism and the other by ideology, continuing to play out in the region over the coming years.
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Ineffective government policies have broadly failed to address the threat from home-grown terrorism in South East Asia. This article takes a look by seeing two key patterns, one driven by separatism and the other by ideology, continuing to play out in the region over the coming years.
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