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Dino Krause

Postdoc
Global sikkerhed og verdenssyn
Bio

Primære forskningsområder

Dino Krauses forskning fokuserer på dynamikken i væbnede konflikter med jihadistiske ikke-statslige aktører. Han er især interesseret i den rolle, som Islamisk Stat og al-Qaeda spiller som de to førende transnationale jihadistiske netværk.

Aktuel forskning

I sit postdoc-projekt undersøger Dino Krause dynamikker relateret til de-eskalation af væbnede konflikter med transnationale jihadistiske aktører. Han fokuserer specifikt på forhandlinger, der fører til våbenhvile, humanitær adgang i krigsramte områder, løsladelse af fanger, samt hvordan civile modstandskampagner kan påvirke igangværende jihadistiske konflikter. Ved at bruge både kvantitative og kvalitative metoder, sigter hans projekt mod at identificere tilbagevendende tendenser på tværs af konfliktzoner.

Projekter

Dino Krause er en del af det internationale forskningsprojekt "Transnational Jihad", som finansieres af Det Europæiske Forskningsråd (ERC) og ledes af Dr. Mona Kanwal Sheikh. Dette projekt har til formål at fremme vores forståelse af en af de største aktuelle udfordringer for fred og sikkerhed på den internationale dagsorden, nemlig tværnationale jihadbevægelsers evne til at udnytte lokale konflikter og dermed eskalere volden.

Fremhævede publikationer
hamas-gaza
Photo/illustration by Ahmed Zakot/SOPA Images/Sipa USA/Alamy Live News
DIIS Comment
2023
The importance of understanding the differences between Hamas, IS and al-Qaeda
Dino Krause
Read publication
PB_Preventing jihadist expansion in Sub-Saharan Afric
Photo/illustration by Rasmus Fly Filbert
DIIS Policy Brief
2023
Preventing jihadist expansion in Sub-Saharan Africa
How the EU can play a constructive role
Dino Krause
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Journal for Conflict Resolution
Tidsskriftsartikel
2023
Armed conflicts with al-Qaeda and the Islamic State: The role of repression and state capacity
Dino Krause
Journal of Conflict Resolution
Read publication (external link)
Cover for book
Bogkapitel
2022
The political integration of Islamist armed groups
A viable path to peace and democracy?
Dino Krause & Mimmi Söderberg Kovacs
The effects of rebel parties on governance, democracy and stability after civil wars. London: Routledge
Read publication (external link)
Cover of the book "Confronting the Caliphate"
Bog
2022
Confronting the caliphate
Civil resistance in jihadist proto-states
Isak Svensson, Daniel Finnbogason, Dino Krause, Luís Martínez Lorenzo & Nanar Hawach
Read publication (external link)

Ekspertise

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Forskning og aktiviteter

  • Muslim militant in sunset
    Photo/illustration by Shutterstock, Getmilitaryphotos

    Negotiating with jihadists? Assessing risks and opportunities

    DIIS Auditorium
    Why have we never seen peace negotiations with current or former affiliates of al-Qaeda or the Islamic State? And what could we expect to happen if such a strategy was in fact pursued?
  • Conference focused on ‘Nordic Solidarity for Peace’

    Conference focused on ‘Nordic Solidarity for Peace’

    DIIS researchers participate in The Imagine Forum
  • Docs & Talks 2024

    DOCS & TALKS 2024 / FILM- OG FORSKNINGSDAGE 15.-24. JANUAR

    Cinemateket - Gothersgade 55, 1123 København K, Danmark
    Cinemateket har fundet frem til nogle af de stærkeste dokumentarfilm om internationale forhold, som altid suppleret af dybdegående forskeroplæg og debatter med publikumsinddragelse.
  • hamas-gaza
    Photo/illustration by Ahmed Zakot/SOPA Images/Sipa USA/Alamy Live News
    DIIS Comment
    2023

    The importance of understanding the differences between Hamas, IS and al-Qaeda

    Following its gruesome terrorist attack in Israel, Hamas has frequently been compared, or even equated to the Islamic State. Although it may be politically tempting to equate Hamas, IS, al-Qaeda and other Islamist groups, it is not conducive to a nuanced understanding of how these groups actually operate. Moreover, it could result in misleading assessments of the risks of jihadist terrorism in the West.
  • PB_Preventing jihadist expansion in Sub-Saharan Afric
    Photo/illustration by Rasmus Fly Filbert
    DIIS Policy Brief
    2023

    Preventing jihadist expansion in Sub-Saharan Africa

    How the EU can play a constructive role
  • Journal for Conflict Resolution
    Tidsskriftsartikel
    2023

    Armed conflicts with al-Qaeda and the Islamic State: The role of repression and state capacity

    In a new journal article, Dino Krause examines how states may prevent al-Qaeda and IS from tapping into local conflicts.
  • book confronting the Caliphate
    Photo/illustration by Cecilie Castor (background picture)
    Livestreaming

    Confronting the caliphate: Civil resistance against jihadists

    DIIS Auditorium
    Occupying a square to prevent the Sharia-judge from amputating a teenager’s hand, spraying forbidden graffiti at public buildings, secretly listening to nonreligious music at home, or shouting anti-jihadist slogans with hundreds of others at a public protest: these are only a few examples of a much larger range of nonviolent resistance behavior displayed by civilians who have lived under the repressive rule of jihadists
  • cover-routhledge-religion-politics
    Bogkapitel
    2023

    What is exceptional about religion?

    In a new book chapter, Mona Kanwal Sheikh, Morten Valbjørn and Dino Krause explore to what extent religion is seen as something exceptional in three bodies of academic literature: International relations, islamism studies and peace and conflict research.
  • Cover for book
    Bogkapitel
    2022

    Politically integrating Islamist rebels entails both risks and opportunities

    In a new book chapter, Dino Krause and Mimmi Söderberg Kovacs analyze the trajectories of Islamist armed groups that transformed into political parties.
  • Cover of Expansion or Failure? Patterns of Transnational Jihadist Conflict
    Thesis
    2022

    Expansion or failure? Patterns of transnational jihadist conflict

    In his PhD dissertation, Dino Krause explores factors related to the onset and the resilience of armed conflicts with the two rivalling transnational jihadist organizations
  • Evolving Situation in Afghanistan
    Bogkapitel
    2022

    The Afghan Taliban and Transnational Jihadism

    A new book chapter takes stock of the development that the Afghan Taliban have undergone since seizing control of the country in August 2021
  • Cover of the book "Confronting the Caliphate"
    Bog
    2022

    Confronting the caliphate

    Civil resistance in jihadist proto-states
  • Titanic
    Kronik

    Derfor skal jihadister frygte Leonardo DiCaprio

    Selv i de mest undertrykkende regimer, findes der sprækker af civil modstand. I en syrisk provins tog de lokale borgere alternative metoder i brug, da den jihadistiske besættelsesmagt indførte strenge restriktioner for deres hverdag.
  • Titanic
    Interview

    Confronting the caliphate

    Even under the most repressive regimes, civilians find ways to resist. A new book explores non-violent protests during some of the most brutal regimes in contemporary times, jihadist proto-states, and provides insight into how resistance can be bolstered in jihadist conflicts around the world.
  • Conflict terrorism
    Tidsskriftsartikel
    2022

    What can we learn from the challenges faced by al-Qaeda and Islamic State in South Asia?

    Research from Bangladesh, India, the Maldives and Sri Lanka shows that democratic inclusion of Islamic and Islamist political parties might explain why al-Qaeda and IS have not been able to establish themselves in this region.
  • Cover Journal Perspectives on Terrorism
    Bog
    2022

    Perspectives on terrorism

    Special issue: containing transnational jihad
  • Cover Journal Perspectives on Terrorism
    Tidsskriftsartikel
    2022

    How transnational is “transnational”?

    Foreign fighter recruitment and transnational operations among affiliates of al-Qaeda and the Islamic State
  • Cover Journal Perspectives on Terrorism
    Tidsskriftsartikel
    2022

    Transnational jihadism

    A conflict to be resolved, a movement to implode or an ideology to be countered?
  • Transnational Jihad – Explaining Escalation and Containment, photo by getmilitaryphotos
    Photo/illustration by Getmilitaryphotos / Shutterstock
    Livestreaming

    Global Jihad 20 Years after 9/11

    Auditorium
    This seminar takes stock of the global jihadi movement 20 years after 9/11. Leading scholars will share their thoughts on the internal debates and divisions within the jihadi movement today.
  • Men adjust the Taliban flag before the arrival of Taliban spokesperson Zabihullah Mujahid
    Billede/illustration af Ritzau Scanpix/AFP / AFP / Hoshang Hashimi
    DIIS Comment
    2021

    Taliban tilbage ved magten

  • Declaring allegiance
    Q & A

    Transnational threat or PR stunt? When jihadist groups declare allegiance

    Though decimated in many ways, al-Qaeda and Islamic State are still very much present in the shape of affiliated jihadist groups around the world. In this interview PhD fellow Dino Krause stresses the importance of understanding the nature of these groups in order for the international community to better address the jihadist threat.
  • Men adjust the Taliban flag before the arrival of Taliban spokesperson Zabihullah Mujahid
    Photo/illustration by Ritzau Scanpix/AFP / AFP / Hoshang Hashimi
    DIIS Comment
    2021

    The Taliban back in power: an assessment of al-Qaeda and IS two decades after 9/11

    9/11 and the US-led invasion of Afghanistan that followed have been defining events for the development of global jihadism during the past twenty years. With the return of the Taliban to power in Afghanistan, al-Qaeda and IS are back in the international spotlight. The latter organisations have managed to regroup, reorganise and strike back over the years: how will the Taliban takeover affect their future, both in Afghanistan and abroad? And what can research tell us about the development of al-Qaeda and IS over the past two decades?
  • IS warrior
    INTERVIEW

    The black flag came from the East: Syria’s Arab Spring and the rise of the jihadists

    The Arab Spring in Syria – and the ensuing war – created an opportunity for transnational jihadists who were under pressure and languishing in Iraq and Afghanistan. Without the war in Syria, it is doubtful that the Islamic State could have grown powerful enough to declare their Islamic caliphate in the summer of 2014. So, what did the Arab Spring mean for the transnational jihadist movement?
  • Illustration_ISIS kriger_Cecilie Castor
    INTERVIEW

    Det sorte flag kom fra øst: Syriens Arabiske Forår og jihadisternes fremmarch

    Det Arabiske Forår i Syrien – og den efterfølgende krig – skabte en mulighed for transnationale jihadister, der var pressede i Irak og Afghanistan. Uden krigen i Syrien ville Islamisk Stat med al sandsynlighed aldrig være blevet i stand til at vokse sig så stærk, at gruppen i sommeren 2014 kunne erklære deres islamiske kalifat. Så hvad betød Det Arabiske Forår for den transnationale jihadistiske bevægelse?
  • Explaining Transnational Jihad
    Podcast
    2020

    Local conflicts and global jihad

    Discussing key questions, concepts and explanations
  • Muslim militant in sunset
    Photo/illustration by Shutterstock, Getmilitaryphotos

    Negotiating with jihadists? Assessing risks and opportunities

    DIIS Auditorium
    Why have we never seen peace negotiations with current or former affiliates of al-Qaeda or the Islamic State? And what could we expect to happen if such a strategy was in fact pursued?
  • Docs & Talks 2024

    DOCS & TALKS 2024 / FILM- OG FORSKNINGSDAGE 15.-24. JANUAR

    Cinemateket - Gothersgade 55, 1123 København K, Danmark
    Cinemateket har fundet frem til nogle af de stærkeste dokumentarfilm om internationale forhold, som altid suppleret af dybdegående forskeroplæg og debatter med publikumsinddragelse.
  • book confronting the Caliphate
    Photo/illustration by Cecilie Castor (background picture)
    Livestreaming

    Confronting the caliphate: Civil resistance against jihadists

    DIIS Auditorium
    Occupying a square to prevent the Sharia-judge from amputating a teenager’s hand, spraying forbidden graffiti at public buildings, secretly listening to nonreligious music at home, or shouting anti-jihadist slogans with hundreds of others at a public protest: these are only a few examples of a much larger range of nonviolent resistance behavior displayed by civilians who have lived under the repressive rule of jihadists
  • Transnational Jihad – Explaining Escalation and Containment, photo by getmilitaryphotos
    Photo/illustration by Getmilitaryphotos / Shutterstock
    Livestreaming

    Global Jihad 20 Years after 9/11

    Auditorium
    This seminar takes stock of the global jihadi movement 20 years after 9/11. Leading scholars will share their thoughts on the internal debates and divisions within the jihadi movement today.