Intervict

Publications INTERVICT

INTERVICT researchers publish research findings and contributions to reports, books, journals etc. This page contains the most recent publications.

All publications of INTERVICT

  1. Negative third-party reactions to male and female victims of rape - The influence of harm and normativity concerns (2020)

    Mulder, E., & Bohner, G. (2020). Negative third-party reactions to male and female victims of rape: The influence of harm and normativity concerns. Journal of Interpersonal Violence.

  2. Tussen de regels door - Hoe slachtofferschap bevestigd, bevraagd en ontkend wordt (2020)

    Mulder, E., & Bosma, A. (2020). Tussen de regels door: Hoe slachtofferschap bevestigd, bevraagd en ontkend wordt. Tijdschrift voor Criminologie, 62(1), 48-62.

  3. De kracht van verbinding - Een kwalitatief onderzoek naar de rol van lotgenotencontact voor nabestaanden van zware verkeersdelicten (2020)

    van de Ven, P., Ceulen, R., & Aarten, P. (2020). De kracht van verbinding: Een kwalitatief onderzoek naar de rol van lotgenotencontact voor nabestaanden van zware verkeersdelicten. Tijdschrift voor Criminologie, 62(1), 63-79.

  4. The journey of sensemaking and identity construction in the aftermath of trauma: Peer support as a vehicle for coconstruction (2020)

    van de Ven, P. (2020). The journey of sensemaking and identity construction in the aftermath of trauma: Peer support as a vehicle for coconstruction. Journal of Community Psychology.

  5. Longitudinal associations of psychological resilience with mental health and functioning among military personnel - A meta-analysis of prospective studies (2020)

    van der Meulen, E., van der Velden, P. G., van Aert, R. C. M., & van Veldhoven, M. J. P. M. (2020). Longitudinal associations of psychological resilience with mental health and functioning among military personnel: A meta-analysis of prospective studies. Social Science & Medicine, 255, [112814].

  6. Using art to raise awareness on forced marriage and related sexual and gender-based violence in Cambodia (2019)

    Balta, A. (Author). (2019). Using art to raise awareness on forced marriage and related sexual and gender-based violence in Cambodia. Web publication/site, Art and International Justice Initiative. http://artij.org/en/blog.html

  7. Victims and retributive responses at the European Court of Human Rights - Scrutinizing the coercive dimension of reparations (2019)

    Balta, A. (2019). Victims and retributive responses at the European Court of Human Rights: Scrutinizing the coercive dimension of reparations. (pp. 1-23). (iCourts Working Paper Series; No. 155). https://ssrn.com/abstract=3337689

  8. A network theory approach to global legislative action (2019)

    Banteka, N. (Accepted/In press). A network theory approach to global legislative action. Seton Hall Law Review .

  9. No longer immune - How network theory decodes normative shifts in personal immunity for heads of state (2019)

    Banteka, N. (Accepted/In press). No longer immune: How network theory decodes normative shifts in personal immunity for heads of state. Virginia Journal of International Law, 59(1).

  10. The rise of the extreme right and the crime of terrorism - Ideology, mobilization and the case of golden dawn (2019)

    Banteka, N. (2019). The rise of the extreme right and the crime of terrorism: Ideology, mobilization and the case of golden dawn. Duke Journal of Comparative and International Law, 29(2), 127-163. https://scholarship.law.duke.edu/djcil/vol29/iss2/1/