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An ethnographic study on the Indonesian immigrant community and its Islamic radicalization in South Korea/ Minwoo Yun

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In: Studies in Conflict & Terrorism: Vol.42, No 1, 2, 3, January, February, March 2019, pp.292-313 (114)Summary: The article highlights the developments of Islamic radicalization within the Indonesian immigrant community in particular and the muslim immigrant community in general.

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The article highlights the developments of Islamic radicalization within the Indonesian immigrant community in particular and the muslim immigrant community in general.

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