Terrorist Rehabilitation and Community Engagement in Malaysia and Southeast Asia
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Terrorist Rehabilitation and Community Engagement in Malaysia and Southeast Asia
Aslam, Mohd Mizan; Gunaratna, Rohan
Taylor & Francis Ltd
06/2021
188
Mole
Inglês
9781032086293
15 a 20 dias
272
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Acknowledgement List of contributors Foreword by Dato Ayob Khan Mydin Pitchay Foreword by Dato Seri Zulkifli bin Omar Introduction (Mohd Mizan Aslam and Rohan Gunaratna) 1. Terrorist Rehabilitation and Community Engagement in Southeast Asia (Rohan Gunaratna) 2. Cross Border Terrorism in Southeast Asia: Deradicalization Strategies (Mohd Mizan Aslam) 3. Strategy In Counterterrorism Through Implementation of Halal Policy in Malaysia (Nurdeng Deuraseh) 4. Wasatiyyah Approach To Engage The Issues Of Violence In Malaysia (Muhamad Husni Hasbulah, Afiffudin Mohammed Noor, Ku Mohd Syarbaini Ku Yaacob, Khalilullah Amin Ahmad) 5. Deradicalization Strategy: The Continuous Effort Of Government In Countering Radical Groups In Malaysia (Siti Zubaidah Abu Bakar, Mohd Mizan Aslam, Kamaruzaman Yusoff) 6. The Ethics Of Islamic Entrepreneurship IN PreventING Radicalism Among Malaysian Graduates (Hasrul Bin Hashom and Anis Jazilah Binti Azmin) 7. Terrorist Rehabilitation Journey: The Singapore Experience (Sabariah Mohamed Hussein) 8. Dealing with terrorism in Indonesia: An attempt to deradicalize, disengage, and reintegrate terror inmate with social psychology approach (Fajar Erikha and Any Rufaedah) 9. Philippines Youth: Vulnerability and Resilience (Benedicto Bacani) 10. Applying Wasatiyyah Approach in De-Radicalization Programs (Ahmad Fadhel Yousif and Ahmad El-Muhammadi) Index
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Deradicalization Program;Jabatan Kemajuan Islam Malaysia;Terrorist Rehabilitation;Muslim World;Deradicalization;Mauti Group;Counterterrorism;International Islamic University Malaysia;Wasatiyyah;Vice Versa;Radical Groups;De-radicalization Program;Islamic Entrepreneurship;CVE;disengage;reintegrate;Jihad Fi Sabilillah;Vulnerability;Islam Hadhari;Resilience;Terrorist Inmates;community initiatives;South East Asia region;MILF;JI Member;violent extremism;ASG;Violent Extremist Groups;ATM Machine;Extremist Discourse;Rantau Panjang;KSA;MNLF;Cross-border Crime;Public Administration;Cep
Acknowledgement List of contributors Foreword by Dato Ayob Khan Mydin Pitchay Foreword by Dato Seri Zulkifli bin Omar Introduction (Mohd Mizan Aslam and Rohan Gunaratna) 1. Terrorist Rehabilitation and Community Engagement in Southeast Asia (Rohan Gunaratna) 2. Cross Border Terrorism in Southeast Asia: Deradicalization Strategies (Mohd Mizan Aslam) 3. Strategy In Counterterrorism Through Implementation of Halal Policy in Malaysia (Nurdeng Deuraseh) 4. Wasatiyyah Approach To Engage The Issues Of Violence In Malaysia (Muhamad Husni Hasbulah, Afiffudin Mohammed Noor, Ku Mohd Syarbaini Ku Yaacob, Khalilullah Amin Ahmad) 5. Deradicalization Strategy: The Continuous Effort Of Government In Countering Radical Groups In Malaysia (Siti Zubaidah Abu Bakar, Mohd Mizan Aslam, Kamaruzaman Yusoff) 6. The Ethics Of Islamic Entrepreneurship IN PreventING Radicalism Among Malaysian Graduates (Hasrul Bin Hashom and Anis Jazilah Binti Azmin) 7. Terrorist Rehabilitation Journey: The Singapore Experience (Sabariah Mohamed Hussein) 8. Dealing with terrorism in Indonesia: An attempt to deradicalize, disengage, and reintegrate terror inmate with social psychology approach (Fajar Erikha and Any Rufaedah) 9. Philippines Youth: Vulnerability and Resilience (Benedicto Bacani) 10. Applying Wasatiyyah Approach in De-Radicalization Programs (Ahmad Fadhel Yousif and Ahmad El-Muhammadi) Index
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Deradicalization Program;Jabatan Kemajuan Islam Malaysia;Terrorist Rehabilitation;Muslim World;Deradicalization;Mauti Group;Counterterrorism;International Islamic University Malaysia;Wasatiyyah;Vice Versa;Radical Groups;De-radicalization Program;Islamic Entrepreneurship;CVE;disengage;reintegrate;Jihad Fi Sabilillah;Vulnerability;Islam Hadhari;Resilience;Terrorist Inmates;community initiatives;South East Asia region;MILF;JI Member;violent extremism;ASG;Violent Extremist Groups;ATM Machine;Extremist Discourse;Rantau Panjang;KSA;MNLF;Cross-border Crime;Public Administration;Cep
