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Solahudin
Writer
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A researcher on jihadi movements in Indonesia, Solahudin is the author of The Roots of Terrorism in Indonesia (translated by Dave McRae). He worked as principle researcher with a Lowy Institute team on the 2011 paper, ‘Talib or Taliban: Indonesian Students in Pakistan and Yemen’. He also researches political and religious movements in Papua, and the history of Islam there. Solahudin has also worked for more than a decade as a journalist and press freedom activist.
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