Magisterarbeit, 2017
344 Seiten, Note: A
This work seeks to provide a comprehensive analysis of the factors contributing to the rise of terrorism in Kenya, with a specific focus on the interplay of political, social, and economic forces that create fertile ground for extremism. The research explores the historical and contemporary context of terrorism in Kenya, examining various terrorist groups and their motivations. The author aims to identify key drivers of radicalization, explore the impact of government policies on the problem, and offer evidence-based recommendations for mitigating terrorism.
Chapter 1 examines Al-Qaeda's messaging strategies in America, focusing on how their propaganda resonates with audiences and shapes perceptions of the group. Chapter 2 delves into the historical and ideological evolution of the Mungiki movement in Kenya, exploring its transformation from a social and cultural organization to a politically-motivated extremist group. Chapter 3 explores the role of land reform in fueling tensions and providing fertile ground for extremist activities, focusing on the SLDF (Saba Saba Land Defence Front). Chapter 4 analyzes the tactics and motivations of Al-Shabab in Kenya, examining specific attacks such as the Westgate Shopping Mall attack, Mpeketoni attacks, Mandera attacks, and the Garissa University College attack. Chapter 5 examines the troubling rise of state terrorism in Kenya, exploring the use of extrajudicial executions, enforced disappearances, torture, and refoulement.
Chapter 6 delves into the flaws in Kenya's military and defense policies, analyzing initiatives like the Jubaland initiative, the military invasion of Somalia, and the Great Wall of Kenya, and highlighting the shortcomings in each. Chapter 7 provides a data-driven analysis of terrorism in Kenya, examining trends and incidences, casualties, perpetrators, attacks, and targets. Chapter 8 explores a range of recommendations for moving forward, including the development of a comprehensive national security strategy, addressing violent extremism, establishing cross-functional teams, enhancing border security, and implementing a robust case management system.
The key terms and concepts explored in this text include terrorism, radicalization, extremist groups, Mungiki, Al-Shabab, Al-Qaeda, state terrorism, human rights violations, security policies, land reform, political instability, and social tensions. The work draws on a variety of sources, including government reports, media accounts, academic research, and interviews with experts in the field.
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