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THE RELATION OF RADICAL ISLAMIC MOVEMENT IN THE MIDDLE EAST AND TERRORISM IN INDONESIA: THE STUDY OF NATIONAL INTEGRATION EFFORT

By Dr. Istadiyantha, M.S. and Dr. Eva Farhah, M.A., Ph.D.

istayn@gmail.com

Research on Radical Islamic Movement and Terrorism in Indonesia: Studyof Integration Efforts against Nations will review the symptoms and done by a group of religious communities in prioritizing some of the principal teachings of his religion and studied violence and intimidation from the perspective of religious teachings.How is ideology behind the acts of violence and terrorism, and how the views of religious leaders against the ideology.On the other hand, it is also assessed the strengths and weaknesses of the government in overcoming the action.It will be found the rules that can be used as a guide for policy makers to undertake preventive measures.

This research is useful in politic, sociology and religious field.This research would be useful to inform the public about the ideology and worldview of radical Islamic movements and terrorism, and its relation to nation integration.Understanding of the nation's character is very important to help the realization of national security system.A country having a good separation innation’s character will have positive steps to anticipate the problems of national security.

Key words: radical movement, radicalism, terrorism, nation integration

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