Indonesia and the September 11 Attacks: Domestic Reactions and Implications  

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Sukma, Rizal

Jenis: Article from Journal - ilmiah internasional
Dalam koleksi: The Indonesian Quarterly vol. 30 no. 03 (2002), page 263-278.
Topik: Indonesia; Islam; politic; Muslim

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The impacts of the September 11 attacks felt accross the globe and it reinforced the notion of the borderless world. Indonesia faced with an formidable challenge in handling1 the impacts of the event on its domestic scene. As the largest Muslim country in the World, Indonesia's reaction to the September attacks and the subsequent American-led war on terrorism would certainly not be lost on the US and on the international community. The article analyzes the reaction of Indonesia to the September 11 attacks. The event of September 11 not only posed serious challenge to President Megawati since it took office in July 2001, but also demonstrate the new dynamics within Indonesia Islamic community and reinforced the importance of Islam factor in domestic politics.

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