Remembering International Terrorist Attacks: A Case Study of the Bali Bombings

The research paper explores the impact of terrorism on societies, particularly focusing on attacks that highlight the conflict between the Western world and Islam, such as the World Trade Center, Madrid, and London bombings. It examines Indonesia's experience with terrorism, specifically the actions of the Islamic group Jemaah Islamiah, which targets sites frequented by Westerners to advocate for Shariah law. The paper discusses how these attacks garner significant media attention due to the high number of foreign victims and analyzes terrorism through a specific definition provided by Gibbs.