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Drifting toward extremism / Jioe Cochrane and Jonathan Kent

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COCHRANE Joe

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KENT Jonathan

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In: Newsweek December 4 2006, pp.38-42Summary: Malaysia and Indonesia are known for their gentle version of Islam. This article asks what is behind the slow but definite growth of more intolerant and hardline Islamism, why the mainstream are worried, and what if anything is being done about it.

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Malaysia and Indonesia are known for their gentle version of Islam. This article asks what is behind the slow but definite growth of more intolerant and hardline Islamism, why the mainstream are worried, and what if anything is being done about it.

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