Professional Experience
2011- : Project Researcher, RCT
2006/2010: PhD Fellow, RCT & International Development
Studies, RUC
2006: Consultant, Danish Refugee Council, Liberia
2004/2005: Research Assistant, Rehabilitation and Research
Centre for Torture Victims (RCT),Copenhagen.
2003/2004: Information Officer, International Department, Danish
Refugee Council
2003/2004: Project Consultant, Somalian Mothers' Community
2002/2003: Visiting Researcher, CIESTAM, Autonomous University
of Chapingo, Mexico
Educational background
2006/2010: PhD Fellow at RCT & the Graduate School of
International Development Studies, Roskilde University.
2002: MA Degree in International Development Studies, RUC and
Spanish, Copenhagen University
1997: BA in Spanish, Copenhagen University
In 2011, I am engaged in a research project for the Ministry of
Integration which seeks to collect and map experiences from
professionals working with youth about how young people show signs
of interest for radicalized groups (violent right wing extremists,
militant left wing radicals or Islamic radicals).
Publications
Jakobsen SF: How to behave : advice from IDPs. Forced Migration
Review, 2011, (37): 23-24.
Jakobsen, Stine F. (2009): Sharing Hierarchies of
Victimhood through Professional Transactions: From Internally
Displaced People to Victims of the Armed Conflict. Paper presented
at the World Conference of Humanitarian Studies 2009, 4-7 February,
Groningen, Holland
Jakobsen, Stine F. & Steffen Jensen and Henrik Rønsbo (June
2008): Diary Studies: Methods for understanding poor people's
coping with crisis after conflict, Praxis Paper no. 7, RCT,
Denmark.
Lotte Buch, Stine Finne Jakobsen, Steffen Jensen, Walter
Paniagua, Henrik Ronsbo, and Tina Sideris (April 2008): Methodology
Paper on Collaborative Research. Learning from the ECAP-MWCC-RCT
network, Praxis Paper no. 6, RCT, Denmark.