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    CO13152 | Studying Southeast Asian Religious Conflicts: Bringing Back Religion

    Kumar Ramakrishna

    15 August 2013

    15 Aug 2013

    CO13029 | Studying the “Wicked Field” of Terrorism: Starting with Basics

    Sulastri Osman

    14 February 2013

    14 Feb 2013

    CO12138 | Negotiating the World’s Cyber Frontier

    Benjamin Ho, Jennifer Yang Hui

    30 July 2012

    30 Jul 2012

    CO11045 | Decoding Indonesia’s Radical Islamists: What to de-radicalise?

    Bilveer Singh

    22 March 2011

    22 Mar 2011

    CO10026 | Three Youths and a Pastor: A Deconstruction of the Current Debate

    04 March 2010

    4 Mar 2010

    CO08122 | Is Internet Radicalization Possible?

    Bill Durodié, Ng Sue Chia

    21 November 2008

    21 Nov 2008

    CO07007 | The Tyranny of the Tactical

    Richard Dearlove, Tom Quiggin

    01 February 2007

    1 Feb 2007

    CO05087 | Sequels Seldom Sell: Why Terrorism is losing its Strategic Value for Al-Qaeda

    Bernard Loo Fook Weng, Norman Vasu

    30 November 2005

    30 Nov 2005

    CO13150 | Funerals of Suspected Terrorists in Indonesia: A Rallying Point?

    Sulastri Osman

    13 August 2013

    13 Aug 2013

    CO13022 | Hamas and a Two-state Solution: Move toward Moderation?

    Damien D. Cheong

    06 February 2013

    6 Feb 2013

    CO12133 | A new political entity in Mindanao? Challenges of election-related dysfunction and violence

    Joseph Franco

    23 July 2012

    23 Jul 2012

    CO11044 | Social Media’s Role in Revolt: A Technological or Social Phenomenon

    Ng Sue Chia

    18 March 2011

    18 Mar 2011
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