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SMITH, ANTHONY L (5) answer(s).
 
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Aid efforts in aceh encourage peace talks / Smith, Anthony L Mar 2005  Journal Article
Smith, Anthony L Journal Article
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Publication Mar 2005.
Key Words Peacekeeping  ;  International aid  ;  Tsunami 
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ASEAN's sinth summit: what did it achieve? / Smith, Anthony L Jul-Sep 2004  Journal Article
Smith, Anthony L Journal Article
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Publication Jul-Sep 2004.
Key Words ASEAN  ;  Security  ;  Economy  ;  AFTA 
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Glass half full: Indonesia-US relations in the age of terror / Smith, Anthony L   Journal Article
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Publication Dec 2003.
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Politics of negotiating the terrorist problem in Indonesia / Smith, Anthony L Jan-Feb 2005  Journal Article
Smith, Anthony L Journal Article
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Publication Jan-Feb 2005.
Summary/Abstract Although Jemaah Islamiyah (JI) is a pan-Southeast Asia jihadi network, it has been able to headquarter itself in Indonesia, where it has also been able to find the lion's share of its recruits. This article finds that there is little support for hardline Islamic political movements, or even violent jihadi groups, from the wider population. Yet at the same time the public is skeptical about the existence of an international terrorist problem. Not only is there general denial amongst the Indonesian population but Indonesia's political leaders have had to tread carefully on the issue. Indonesia has had a degree of success in denting the JI network but confronting terrorism on the whole is fraught with political difficultiesnotably the impression that the war on terrorism might be a plot to weaken the Islamic world.
Key Words Indonesia  ;  Southeast Asia  ;  Islamic World  ;  Jihad  ;  islamic Terrorist 
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Strategic Centrality: Indonesia's changing role in ASEAN / Smith, Anthony L 2000  Book
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Publication Singapore, Institute of Southeast Asian Studies, 2000.
Description viii, 88p.
Series Pacific strategic paper; no.10
Standard Number 9812301038
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