英文摘要 |
After the September 11 attack in 2001, the United States demonstrated a ”road map of global terrorism development” in which Southeast Asia was defined as 'the second front' of global counter-terrorism as well as an embedded part of US global counter-terrorism system. The international society had witnessed a synchronous soaring of counter-terrorism war and international terrorist activities in Southeast Asia, the ”hot zone” of global terrorist activities and counter-terrorism missions.The evolution of terrorism and security situation in Southeast Asia, however, failed to fit the arrangement of the road map introduced by the United States. In addition, the strategic interest of US ”return to Southeast Asia” strategy also adjusted the rules of security dynamic of Southeast Asia. This paper tries to evaluate the development of contemporary global terrorism and to explore the counter-terrorism strategies and regional security changes in Southeast Asia. |