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SUMMARY:Radical and Militant Islam in Indonesia
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DESCRIPTION:This panel focuses on radical and militant Islamism in Indonesi
 a. It comprises four papers which cut across time and space, covering a ran
 ge of Islamist organizations such as Jemaah Islamiyah (JI), the Islamic Def
 enders Front (FPI), the pro-ISIS Jamaah Ansharud Daulah (JAD), the Poso-bas
 ed Mujahidin Eastern Indonesia (MIT), and militant Islamists in Bima. The k
 ey questions that tie these papers together analytically revolve around the
  relationship between radical Islamist ideology, Muslim protest, jihadi tra
 ining camps, militant activities, and terrorism. This panel will show that 
 the relationship between radical Islamist ideas and militant Islamist activ
 ities has been a fluid one and the relationship between behavioural and ide
 ological change has moved along a continuum in both directions. Training do
 es not necessarily translate into violence as it also functions as a way to
  build a cohesive organisation and to establish networks. Conversely, viole
 nce does not necessarily require prior training as willingness to engage an
 d re-engage in jihad is often determined by a radical milieu, local circums
 tances, unaddressed grievances, and ideology. While the jihadi environment 
 remains a predominantly male one, these same factors have also been the dri
 vers of female engagement with extremist groups as exemplified by the women
  in MIT. Last but not least, political opportunity to reshape local and nat
 ional politics has also been tactically embraced by radical and militant Is
 lamists leading to interesting alliances between moderate Muslims, Islamist
  vigilante groups, violent Islamists, and Indonesian political personalitie
 s.
URL:https://euroseas2024.org/panels/radical-and-militant-islam-in-indonesia
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