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. What's law got to do with it? - Assessing international courts' contribution to reparative justice for victims of mass atrocities through their reparations regimes (2020)

    Balta, A. (2020). What's law got to do with it? Assessing international courts' contribution to reparative justice for victims of mass atrocities through their reparations regimes. Prisma Print.

  2. 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.

  3. The feminizing effect of sexual violence in third-party perceptions of male and female victims (2020)

    Mulder, E., Pemberton, A., & Vingerhoets, A. (2020). The feminizing effect of sexual violence in third-party perceptions of male and female victims. Sex Roles, 2020(82), 13-27.

  4. 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.

  5. Containment instead of refoulement - Shifting state responsibility in the age of cooperative migration control? (2020)

    Pijnenburg, A. (2020). Containment instead of refoulement: Shifting state responsibility in the age of cooperative migration control? Human Rights Law Review, 20(2), 306-332.

  6. File study of trafficking cases in the Netherlands (2020)

    Rijken, C., Khadraoui, L., & Bollen, C. (2020). File study of trafficking cases in the Netherlands. In M. González Bleifuss (Ed.), Psychological health impact of THB for sexual exploitation on female victims: Consequences for stakeholders (pp. 279-306). Thomson Reuters/Aranzadi.

  7. Psychological health impact of trafficking - Conclusion and recommendations from the Netherlands (2020)

    Rijken, C., & Khadraoui, L. (2020). Psychological health impact of trafficking: Conclusion and recommendations from the Netherlands. In M. González Bleifuss (Ed.), Psychological health impact of THB for sexual exploitation on female victims: Consequences for stakeholders (pp. 323-337). Thomson Reuters/Aranzadi.

  8. Secondary victimization of trafficking victims and law enforcement interventions (2020)

    Rijken, C., & Khadraoui, L. (2020). Secondary victimization of trafficking victims and law enforcement interventions. In M. González Beilfuss (Ed.), Psychological health impact of THB for sexual exploitation on female victims: Consequences for stakeholders (pp. 57-74). Thomson Reuters/Aranzadi.

  9. Signalering en registratie van slachtoffers mensenhandel in de jeugdhulpverlening - Optimalisering van signalering en registratie van slachtoffers mensenhandel in de jeugdhulpverlening (2020)

    Rijken, C., Khadraoui, L., & Leito, T. (2020). Signalering en registratie van slachtoffers mensenhandel in de jeugdhulpverlening: Optimalisering van signalering en registratie van slachtoffers mensenhandel in de jeugdhulpverlening. CoMensha.

  10. 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.