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The Radical Jihadist Groups And The Driving Factors Of Violent Extremism In Indonesia (2000-2020)
This thesis examines the acts of radical Islamist violence in Indonesia from 2000 to 2020. It aims to analyze the driving factors behind the emergence of Islamist violence, the methods of attack and their targets. The main question in this thesis is, why do radical groups choose violent means instea
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