Joana Cook
Universitair docent
- Naam
- Dr. J.L.I. Cook Ph.D.
- Telefoon
- +31 70 800 9506
- j.l.i.cook@fgga.leidenuniv.nl
- ORCID iD
- 0000-0002-1351-9552
Dr. Joanna Cook is afgestudeerd aan het King's College Londen waar zij ook haar masterdiploma behaalde. Zij promoveerde vervolgens aan the Department of War Studies (BA University of Regina) in Canada. Haar onderzoek richt zich met name op vrouwen die betrokken zijn bij gewelddadig extremisme, het tegengaan van gewelddadig extremisme en methodes voor het tegengaan van gewelddadig extremisme.
Meer informatie over Joana Cook
Nieuws
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Joana Cook en Graig Klein ontvangen Google Trust & Safety onderzoeksbeurs -
Terrorisme en AI: een groeiende bedreiging? -
Kwetsbaarheden en stigma’s bij kinderen van ouders in gewelddadige extremistische netwerken -
Flashpoints: interactief spel over terrorismebestrijding -
1325 twintig jaar later - de evolutie van de WPS-agenda na 9/11
Promovendi
Women in International Security
Dr. Joanna Cook is afgestudeerd aan het King's College Londen waar zij ook haar masterdiploma behaalde. Zij promoveerde vervolgens aan the Department of War Studies (BA University of Regina) in Canada. Haar onderzoek richt zich met name op vrouwen die betrokken zijn bij gewelddadig extremisme, het tegengaan van gewelddadig extremisme en methodes voor het tegengaan van gewelddadig extremisme. Meer recente wetenschappelijke interesses zijn non-state actor governance en de verschillende factoren en wegen die leiden naar radicalisering. Met ingang van 2020 is zij aangesteld als Universitair Docent Terrorism and Political Violence.
More information about Joana Cook on the English page.
Universitair docent
- Faculteit Governance and Global Affairs
- Institute of Security and Global Affairs
- Cook J.L.I. & Schneider L. (2024), The life of children in families affiliated with terrorism: an ecological systems theory approach, Critical Studies on Terrorism : 275-303.
- Margolin D & Cook J. (2024), Five decades of research on women and terrorism, Studies in Conflict and Terrorism : 1-31.
- Ashraph S, Cheung Ka-Man C & Cook J.L.I. (red.) (2024), Holding ISIL accountable: prosecuting crimes in Iraq and Syria. The Hague: ICCT Press.
- Cook J.L.I. (2023), Distinguishing children from ISIS-affiliated families in Iraq and their unique barriers for rehabilitation and reintegration, Perspectives on Terrorism XVII(3): .
- Cook J.L.I. & Maher S. (2023), The rule is for none but Allah: Islamist approaches to governance . USA: Oxford University Press.
- Maher S. & Cook J.L.I (2023), Introduction. In: Cook J.L.I & Maher S. (red.), The rule is for none but Allah: Islamist approaches to governance. New York: Oxford University Press. 1-36.
- Cook J.L.I. (2023), Women in jihadist practices of governance. In: Cook J.L.I. & Maher S. (red.), The rule is for none but Allah: Islamist approaches to governance: Oxford University Press. 205-230.
- Abbas T., Bolaños Somoano I.B.S., Cook J.L.I., Frens I.J., Klein G.R.E. & McNeil R. (18 mei 2022), The buffalo attack: an analysis of the manifesto. The Hague: International centre for counter-terrorism. [webartikel].
- Roose J.M. & Cook J.L.I. (2022), Supreme men, subjected women: gender inequality and violence in Jihadist, far right and male supremacist ideologies, Studies in Conflict and Terrorism : 1-29.
- Cook J.L.I. (2021), Their fate is tied to ours: assessing AQAP governance and implications for security in Yemen. In: Alsoswa A.A.A. & Brehony N. (red.), Building a new Yemen. UK: I.B. Tauris.
- Cook J.L.I. (2021), A woman's place: US counterterrorism since 9/11. UK: Hurst Publishers.
- Cook J.L.I., Haid H. & Trauthig I. (2020), Jurisprudence beyond the state: an analysis of Jihadist “justice” in Yemen, Syria and Libya, Studies in Conflict and Terrorism 46(5): 559-578.
- Cook J.L.I. (2020), Human security: a contribution to countering violent extremism. In: Matthew R., Weitsman P.A., Hoogensen G, DavisN. & DornfeldT. (red.), Women's perspectives on human security: violence, environment, and sustainability. Ohio: Ohio university press. 97-125.
- Cook J.L.I. (2019), Women and terror after 9/11: the case of Islamic State. In: Jones D.M., Schulte P., Ungerer C. & Smith M.L.R. (red.), Handbook of terrorism and counter terrorism post 9/11. Chletenhan: Edward Elgar Publishing. 143-159.
- Margolin D., Winter C. & Cook J.L.I (2019), In Syria, the women and children of ISIS have been forgotten, Foreign Policy : .
- Cook J.L.I. (2019), A woman's place: US counterterrorism since 9/11. New York: Oxford university press.
- Cook J.L.I. & Vale G. (2019), From daesh to 'diaspora' II: the challenges posed by women and minors after the fall of the caliphate, CTC Sentinel 12(6): 30 (46).
- Cook J.L.I. (2019), “Their fate is tied to ours”: assessing AQAP governance and implications for security in Yemen. UK: International Centre for the Study of Radicalization.
- Cook J.L.I. & Vale G. (2018), From Daesh to 'Diaspora': tracing the women and minors of Islamic State. UK: International Centre for the Study of Radicalization.
- Expert Witness Testimony