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This book examines contemporary terrorism and counterterrorism issues in Bangladesh, highlighting the operations of national and transnational terrorist organizations. It addresses the role of ideologues, youth, women, and media narratives in shaping terrorism and counterterrorism dynamics. The text explores recruitment via the internet, state and non-state responses, counterterrorism laws, and sociopolitical impacts on minority communities. By combining case studies, legal analysis, and media discourse evaluation, the book provides a comprehensive framework for understanding radicalization, prevention, and rehabilitation in Bangladesh, with broader implications for peacebuilding and coexistence.This book is highly relevant for GRACE-aligned objectives, especially youth deradicalization, rehabilitation, and community resilience programs. It offers practical insights into how educational and social interventions, media literacy, and legal frameworks can mitigate extremism and promote social cohesion, moderation, and interfaith harmony. The regional focus also provides lessons for global counterterrorism and rehabilitation strategies, particularly in South Asia.Strengths: • Detailed analysis of terrorist networks, ideologues, and online recruitment • Focuses on youth, women, and community impacts, highlighting rehabilitation needs • Integrates legal, sociopolitical, and media perspectives Weaknesses: • Regional focus may limit broader applicability • Academic style may require contextualization for general readers Unique Contributions: • Combines radicalization analysis with counterterrorism strategies and rehabilitation frameworks • Offers insights into media and societal roles in promoting or preventing extremism