This article examined the elements that contributed to ASEAN counter-terrorism cooperation's failure prevent presence of Foreign Terrorist Fighters (FTF) in Marawi conflict 2017. The massive ISIS propaganda resulted an increase FTF mobilization from several countries unite Abu Sayyaf and Maute groups taking control City. study used a qualitative method deductive analysis technique by compiling ...

This research examines the dynamics of counter-terrorism policies in Indonesia from Old Order (Orde Lama) era to current period. Terrorist attacks have been a threat Indonesia's national security since beginning nation's independence. The government is required counter terrorism through series effective policies. uses descriptive qualitative method with literature study. results obtained are th...

Terrorism is not a new concept, as historically terrorist organisations have used the threat of violence or actual violence to generate fear in individuals, organisations and governments alike. Fear is a weapon and is used to gain political, ideological or religious objectives. Past terrorist attacks have raised concerns around the world, as governments ensured that their anti-terrorism securit...

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This article aims to examine the phenomenon of cooperation among Southeast Asian countries in dealing with case maritime security and counter-terrorism. The study uses legal approach covering both international law Islamic perspectives. finding this reveals that implementation ASEAN Convention on Counter-Terrorism (ACCT) plays a crucial role combating terrorism context security. Furthermore, re...

Understanding terrorist actors and their relationships is critical to being able to discern and reveal terrorist group structure. Different organizations have different sources and data repositories. Each repository contains potentially new information on a particular terrorist group. The ability to perform analysis across these repositories is one of the significant promises of the Semantic We...

Contrary to the harsh ‘enhanced interrogation’ techniques employed during CIA operations on the War on Terror, contemporary research demonstrates that rapport building is a more effective way of achieving positive outcomes in interviews with general offender populations. Comparatively less research has explored the role of rapport with recalcitrant suspects, particularly suspected terrorists. W...

This article critically appraises the implications of recent emergence radicalisation cases in family courts England and Wales involvement justice system preventing countering terrorism. It identifies, takes issue with, a dominant narrative, found case-law, practitioner commentaries, think-tank reports academic government literature, which regards as positive legal development. Challenging its ...

The use of Narrative Theory to analyze translations and investigate how the act translation affects construction, reconstruction, circulation narratives is a current trend. This paper scrutinizes counter-terrorism constructed in speeches King Abdullah II Jordan, by drawing on Baker's (2005) theory that all embed promoting peace or violence. scrutinization does not compare English Arabic stretch...

Many governments as well as terrorist experts see the use of military and police forces as the only way to effectively counter terrorism. The most effective negative sanctions are considered to be military strikes, aggressive actions (including kidnapping and killing) against individuals known or suspected of being terrorists, or against persons supporting and harboring terrorists. Overt and co...