IPAC Report - Indonesia: The Danger of Middle-Aged Recidivists

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The latest and last report published by NYSEAN Partner Institute for Policy Analysis of Conflict (IPAC) examines the trajectories of three men in their fifties – two recently arrested, one about to be released – and suggests that the risk of a resurgence of violent extremism in Indonesia may depend on how well authorities can manage multi-generational homegrown groups that have never wavered in their desire for an Islamic state.

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