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Reflections of a reformed jihadist: the story of Wan Min Wan Mat / Kumar Ramakrishna

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KUMAR Ramakrishna

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In: Contemporary Southeast Asia Vol 38, No. 3, December 2016, pp. 495 - 522 (19/DA)Summary: Wan Min Wan Mat was a former jihadist and has been rehabilitated. This article examines and evaluates his lecture, which could provide useful pointers for counter-terrorism practitioners and specialists dealing with the ISIS threat today.

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Wan Min Wan Mat was a former jihadist and has been rehabilitated. This article examines and evaluates his lecture, which could provide useful pointers for counter-terrorism practitioners and specialists dealing with the ISIS threat today.

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