Muslim insurgency, political violence and democracy in Thailand/ Aurel Croissant
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Terrorism and Political Violence Vol. 19 No 1, Spring 2007, pp.1-18 (116)Summary: This article analyzes the insurgency from two perspectives. The first relates to the causes contours and involved groups of the conflict. The analysis will show that the roots of radicalism can be traced to several contentious religious, cultural economic and political. The second perspective relates to the political consequences of the unrest.
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This article analyzes the insurgency from two perspectives. The first relates to the causes contours and involved groups of the conflict. The analysis will show that the roots of radicalism can be traced to several contentious religious, cultural economic and political. The second perspective relates to the political consequences of the unrest.
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