Social Sciences
6 years ago

ISIS-linked attacks in Southeast Asia spark fear and devastation.

Contemporary Southeast Asia
Militant Islam in Southeast Asia: New Insights into Jihad in Indonesia, Malaysia and the Philippines
Kirsten E. Schulze, Julie Chernov Hwang

Paper Summary

The article discusses the involvement of Aman Abdurrahman and his pro-ISIS network JAD in terror attacks in Indonesia. These attacks included bombings in Jakarta, Samarinda, and Surabaya, targeting civilians and police officers. The perpetrators were affiliated with JAD, showing the presence of militant Islam in Southeast Asia.

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