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  • In the aftermath of Aum Shinrikyo: lessons learned from the Japanese response
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    In the aftermath of Aum Shinrikyo: lessons learned from the Japanese response

    An analysis of the impact of the Aum Shinrikyo affair, and an application of lessons that can be learned from those events to contemporary discussions of radicalisation.

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    The potentiality of contemporary religion : Aum Shinrikyo and violence
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    The potentiality of contemporary religion: Aum Shinrikyo and violence

    Based on the sermons of Asahara Shoko (leader of Aum Shinrikyo), this book is one of the most extensive examinations of the relationship between religious doctrines and violence.

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