국가중요시설에 대한 극단주의 집단행동과 테러에 관한 연구

Abstract

The social and economic instability that came with the Corona Pandemic is presented as the core of the process in which violent extremism can develop. The recent surge in self-sustaining terrorism, lonely wolf-type terrorism, and large-scale collective action of extremist groups make people pay attention to the fact that radicalism and violent extremism are present together. In addition, terrorist groups such as ISIS and Al-Qaida have started to rebuild their organizations under the influence of the Taliban, which re-occupied Afghanistan, and are intensively targeting violent extremist forces and young people by actively engaged in online Jihad propaganda to show off the robustness of the organization. There are no terrorist incidents caused by Islamic terrorist groups in the Middle East, but Korea is experiencing the domestic impact of global terrorism, including raising funds, hiding foreign terrorist fighters in Korea, and attaching threatening flyers to the French Embassy in Seoul in the aftermath of the beheading of history teachers in Paris. Therefore, in this paper, exploratory research was conducted to prevent violent extremism in this situation, and the causes and various motives of violent extremism were analyzed and focused on the U.S. Congressional Party intrusion incident. Based on this, there are implications for examining the implications for preventing and responding to violent extremism, and further suggesting policies for important national facilities and directions for follow-up research.