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Radikalisasi Online Kelompok  Teroris di Indonesia

             Mirra Noor Milla. “Online Radicalization of Terrorist Groups in
             Indonesia.”
                    An effective use of the Internet by terrorist groups makes the
             process of online radicalization may occur. Online radicalization is
             basically a gradual radicalization process that uses online media other
             than the media face to face directly. Radicalization through the Internet
             in Indonesia has not fully replaced the face-to-face radicalization. In the
             online radicalization, the Internet serves as venue for the radicalization
             process and as accellerant for collective action.The characteristics of
             the Internet that are relevant in this case are freedom and anonymity.
             Through online discussions, the candidates feel free to express and
             to demonstrate their ideological choices without fear of rejection and
             without engagement in the real political activity. They also feel to be
             part of the critical mass that will eventually drive to the involvement in
             collective action. The Internet can also replace the function of the jihad
             arena as incubator of radicalization. The battlefi eld of jihad can be
             confl ict zone as well as military training camp or an i’dad activity, which
             become a meeting point for jihadists from various groups. In this regard,
             the Internet becomes incubators of radicalization through discussion
             and propaganda, and becomes the jihad arena through the provision
             of repetitive training and a combat experience. The Internet can change
             the mechanism of communication in the process of radicalization, but it
             does not change the basic pattern of the radicalization process and its
             stages, namely pre-radicalization,  self-identifi cation, indoctrination and
             commitment, and jihadisation.



























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