The Philippines War on Terror takes readers deep into the roots of extremism in Southeast Asia, tracing the evolution of militant groups and their connections to global jihadist networks.
From early separatist movements to the rise of Abu Sayyaf, and from Al-Qaeda alliances to ISIS influence, this book examines how ideology, geopolitics, and criminal enterprise intersect.
It provides a clear, structured analysis of:
This is essential reading for anyone interested in counterterrorism, security studies, and modern conflict.
