Jihadism's Rise and Spread

Dino Krause; Mona Kanwal Sheikh

Jihadism's Rise and Spread

Dino Krause (Performer), Mona Kanwal Sheikh (Performer)

Global security and worldviews

Research output: Non-Text Contribution › Sound Production (digital) › Communication

Abstract

Jihadism turns up not infrequently in the mainstream media. Al-Qaeda, Boko Haram, ISIS - these are all jihadi groups. The word jihad simply means struggle, cand can be interpreted both as an internal struggle within oneself or as a more general struggle in the outside world. So what else do these groups actually have in common? On this episode you'll hear from Mona Kanwal Sheikh and Dino Krause, two experts on transnational jihadist networks, will explain how these groups work together and apart.

Original language	English
Publication date	22 Apr 2021
Place of Publication	Spotify
Edition	PRIO's Peace in a Pod
Media of output	Podcast
Size	32:47
Publication status	Published - 22 Apr 2021

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1 Finished

TRANSJIHAD: Explaining Transnational Jihad - Patterns of escalation and Containment
Sheikh, M. K. (PI), Cold-Ravnkilde, S. M. (CoI), Krause, D. (CoI), El-Jaichi, S. (PI), Clausen, M.-L. (CoI) & Pinos, J. C. (CoI)
01/09/2019 → 31/08/2024
Project: Research

1 Anthology

Perspectives on terrorism: Special issue: containing transnational jihad
Krause, D. (Editor) & Sheikh, M. K. (Editor), 28 Feb 2022, 1 ed. Leiden: Leiden University. 186 p. (Perspectives on Terrorism; No. 1, Vol. 16).
Research output: Book, Anthology, Thesis, Report › Anthology › Research › peer-review

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Jihadism's Rise and Spread

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TRANSJIHAD: Explaining Transnational Jihad - Patterns of escalation and Containment

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Perspectives on terrorism: Special issue: containing transnational jihad

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