Al-Qaida, Radical Islam, and Southeast Asia. Islamic Politics, Grievances, and Militancy in Southeast Asia. From Muslim Insurgency to Oplan Bojinka: Al-Qaida's Philippine Operations and Foray into the Region. Jemaah Islamiya and Al-Qaida's Southeast Asian Network. State Responses to the War on Terror. Fighting the War on Terror in Southeast Asia.
Zachary Abuza is assistant professor of international politics at Simmons College.
Abuza's chilling analysis explores the cultural and religious traditions and conflicts that have spawned a growing acceptance of radical ideologies and terrorist tactics in Southeast Asia; he masterfully details the origins of various terrorist cells and their connections to larger networks throughout the region and the Middle East. - Paul J. Smith ""Showing an astonishing persistence in tying together the threads of the terrorist threat, Abuza has come up with a dazzling display of Al-Qaida at work. It is rare that a book comes out with so deep and thoughtful an analysis of a contemporary subject - this may well become the standard reference on everything happening in the Southeast Asian theater of the world terror crisis."" - W. Scott Thompson
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