Eva Mulder MSc

Bio

I am a PhD researcher at the International Victimology Institute Tilburg (INTERVICT) with a background in social psychology and victimology. My PhD thesis focuses on negative third party reactions towards victims of sexual violence, with a specific interest in gender, stereotypes,  and the ‘normalization’ of sexual violence.  I am additionally interested in narrative victimology and emotion research, and have worked on projects involving deradicalization and victim rights.

Courses

• Ethics and Victimology
• Theories and Perspectives on Victimization

Recent publications

1. The feminizing effect of sexual violence in third-party perceptions o…

   Mulder, E., Pemberton, A., & Vingerhoets, A. (2019). The feminizing effect of sexual violence in third-party perceptions of male and female victims. Sex Roles, 1-15.

2. Stories as property - Narrative ownership as a key concept in victims…

   Pemberton, A., van Eck-Aarten, P., & Mulder, E. (2018). Stories as property: Narrative ownership as a key concept in victims’ experiences with criminal justice. Criminology & Criminal Justice, 1-17.

3. Stories of injustice - Towards a narrative victimology

   Pemberton, A., Mulder, E., & van Eck-Aarten, P. (2018). Stories of injustice: Towards a narrative victimology. European Journal of Criminology, 1-22.

4. Observer reactions to emotional victims of serious crimes - Stereotyp…

   Bosma, A., Mulder, E., Pemberton, A., & Vingerhoets, A. (2018). Observer reactions to emotional victims of serious crimes: Stereotypes and expectancy violations. Psychology Crime & Law, 1-21.

5. The ideal victim through other(s') eyes

   Bosma, A., Mulder, E., & Pemberton, A. (2018). The ideal victim through other(s') eyes. In M. Duggan (Ed.), Revisiting the 'ideal victim': Developments in critical victimology (1 ed., pp. 27-42)