Article Title,Year,Volume,Issue,Page Range,Author
Review of 'Mothering through domestic violence',2008,15,3,330-332,Stoops
Domestic violence help-seeking behaviors of South Asain battered women residing in the United States,2007,14,1,143-170,Raj
Immigrants as victims: A framework,2007,14,1,1-10,Erez
Crime and compassion: Women in prostitution at the intersection of criminality and victimization,2013,19,1,23-35,Shdaimah
An imprisoning gaze: Practices of gendered racialized and epistemic violence,2013,19,1,103-114,Pollack
Victimhood in the carceral culture of women's prisons,2013,19,1,69-83,Mardorossian
Victims or offenders -- who were the 11 Indigenous female prisoners who died in custody and were investigated by the Australian Royal Commission into Aboriginal Deaths in Custody?,2013,19,1,37-49,Marchetti
'An avalanche of tragedy': Modern girls and the murder of Mrs Mick,2013,19,1,7-22,Glasbeek
The creation of the expected Aboriginal woman drug offender in Canada: Exploring relations between victimization punishment and cultural identity,2013,19,1,51-68,Kilty
Do law reforms matter? Exploring the victimization− criminalization continuum in the sentencing of Aboriginal women in Canada,2013,19,1,85-102,Balfour
Victim−offender mediation in Sweden Is the victim better off?,2012,18,3,229-249,Andersson
A differential phenomenology of stalking: Using latent class analysis to identify different types of stalking victimization,2012,18,3,207-227,Hirtenlehner
The veil under attack: Gendered dimensions of Islamophobic victimization,2012,18,3,269-284,Chakraborti
The role of self-control in the link between prior and future victimization: An indirect test,2012,18,3,189-206,Averdijk
Mid-adolescent victims: (Un)willing for help?,2012,18,2,109-132,Vynckier
Antidotes to injustice? Victim statements' impact on victims' sense of security,2012,18,2,133-153,Mesmaecker
Victims' needs as basic human needs,2012,18,2,155-179,Kuijpers
The discrepancy between survey-based victim accounts and police reports revisited,2012,18,2,91-107,Elffers
Exploring the everyday world of hate victimization through community mediation,2012,18,1,7-24,Hoyle
'We are all vulnerable' The in-terrorem effects of hate crimes,2012,18,1,57-71,Perry
Naming the 'R' word in racial victimization: Violence against Indian students in Australia,2012,18,1,39-56,Mason
Policing hate crime in London and New York City: Some reflections on the factors influencing effective law enforcement service provision and public trust and confidence,2012,18,1,73-87,Hall
Difficulties in defining hate crime victimization,2012,18,1,25-37,Garland
Neighbourhood disorder and worry about criminal victimization in the neighbourhood,2010,17,3,291-310,Pauwels
Victimization victims' needs and empowerment in victim offender mediation,2010,17,3,267-290,Green
The Victim's Decision to Report Offences to the Police in France: Stating Losses or Expressing Attitudes,2010,17,2,179-207,Zauberman
'It's a mosher just been banged for no reason': Assessing targeted violence against goths and the parameters of hate crime,2010,17,2,159-177,Garland
Risk factors for violent victimisation and injury from six years of the British Crime Survey,2010,17,2,209-229,Shepherd
Victimology between the local and the global,2010,17,1,1-8,Shalhoub-Kevorkian
Panoptical web: Internet and victimization of women,2010,17,1,69-95,Shalhoub-Kevorkian
The role of individual situational and interactional factors in violence: The case of personnel victimization in hospital emergency wards,2010,17,1,97-130,Landau
From absence to presence from silence to voice: Victims in international and transitional justice since the Nuremberg Trials,2010,17,1,9-30,Karstedt
Criminal victimisation in Greece and the fear of crime: a 'paradox' for interpretation,2009,16,3,277-300,Zarafonitou
Families of nations victimisation and attitudes towards criminal justice,2009,16,3,229-255,Norris
"The worst thing that could happen": on altruistic fear of crime,2009,16,3,257-275,Heber
Ethics first: reflections on the role of research ethics at the initial stages of an investigation into taxi drivers' experiences of crime,2009,16,3,301-308,Dingwall
What the International Criminal Court has achieved and can achieve for victims/survivors of sexual violence,2009,16,2,183-209,de Brouwer
The prevalence of stalking in The Netherlands,2009,16,1,35-50,Kunst
Free the victim: a critique of the western conception of victimhood,2009,16,1,1-33,van Dijk
Dealing with stalking: police intervention or court decision?,2009,16,1,51-65,Vervaeke
Fear of crime victimization: a study of university students in India and Japan,2009,16,1,89-117,Chockalingam
Crime and prejudice: exploring the victimisation of undergraduate students,2009,15,3,205-222,Selwyn
Fear of crime among the poor in Britain and Sweden,2009,15,3,223-254,Larsson
Prosecuting domestic violence: New solutions to old problems?,2009,15,3,255-276,Hall
The treatment of offenders: current practice and new developments with an emphasis on sex offenders,2008,15,2,179-204,Yates
Psychological science victim advocates and the problem of recovered memories,2008,15,2,147-163,Polaschek
Victimology: a social science in waiting?,2008,15,2,91-104,O'Connell
Threats to evidence-based treatment of trauma: professional issues and implications,2008,15,2,123-146,Devilly
Science and pseudoscience in victims' services,2008,15,2,105-122,Devilly
Bayesianism: science or pseudoscience?,2008,15,2,165-178,Bunge
The role of alcohol in the construction of a 'good' victim: the attribution of blame to male victims of violence,2008,15,1,19-35,Tryggvesson
Crime victimization and divorce,2008,15,1,1-17,Kleck
The distribution of crime victimisation in the population,2008,15,1,37-58,Hope
Gender specific emotional responses to anticipated crime,2007,14,3,337-351,Moore
Alternative measures of 'fear of crime': results from crime audits in a rural county of England,2007,14,3,299-320,Mawby
Travel-to-crime: homing in on the victim,2007,14,3,281-298,Tilley
Secondary victimization of children in Israel and the child's perspective,2007,14,3,321-336,Ben-Arieh
What do we know about the effects of crime on victims?,2007,14,2,175-217,Hall
Towards an understanding of 'fear' as an intangible cost of crime,2007,14,2,219-235,Mens
Valuing reductions in the risks of being a victim of crime: the 'willingness to pay' approach to valuing the 'intangible' consequences of crime,2007,14,2,237-251,Loomes
Towards a preference-based measure of the impact on well-being due to victimisation and the fear of crime,2007,14,2,253-264,Shapland
From preferences to experiences: valuing the intangible victim costs of crime,2007,14,2,265-280,Moore
Domestic violence help-seeking behaviors of South Asian battered women residing in the United States,2007,14,1,143-170,Raj
Cultural considerations and challenges to service delivery for Sudanese victims of domestic violence: insights from service providers and actors in the criminal justice system,2007,14,1,115-141,Keller
Beyond the numbers: hate crimes and cultural trauma within Arab American immigrant communities,2007,14,1,95-113,Miller
Immigrants and law enforcement: a comparison of native-born and foreign-born Americans' opinions of the police,2007,14,1,81-94,Davis
Immigrants as victims of crime and criminal justice discourse in Australia,2007,14,1,57-79,Collins
Self-reported violent victimization among young adults in Miami Florida: immigration race/ethnic and gender contrasts,2007,14,1,29-55,Biafora
Addressing the court the offender and the community: a communication analysis of victim impact statements in a non-capital sentencing hearing,2006,13,3,231-249,Szmania
The effect of victim impact training programs on the development of guilt shame and empathy among offenders,2006,13,3,301-324,Jackson
Gay tourist victimisation,2006,13,3,275-299,Brunt
Injured in the line of duty: is the practice of law becoming a high risk occupation?,2006,13,3,251-274,Brown
Searching for the victim in the general sociological literature on crime,2006,13,2,201-219,Woods
Urban homelessness crime and victimisation in England,2006,13,2,121-156,Newburn
The vengeful victim? Assessing the attitudes of victims participating in restorative youth conferencing,2006,13,2,157-177,Doak
Victims of severe violence in mediated dialogue with offender: the impact of the first multi-site study in the U.S,2006,13,1,27-48,Umbreit
Recognising and responding to victims of rural racism,2006,13,1,49-69,Garland
Japanese childhood victims of sexual abuse and their social perceptions: comparisons with children in Germany Greece and the USA,2006,13,1,99-113,Dussich
The disassociation between domestic violence service provision and multi-agency initiatives on domestic violence,2005,12,3,213-234,Welsh
Temporal invariance in repeated cross-sectional 'fear of crime' research,2005,12,3,273-292,Vervaeke
Predicting crime rates fear and disorder based on area information: evidence from the 2000 British Crime Survey,2005,12,3,293-311,Tseloni
Fear of crime quantitative measurement instability revisited and qualitative consistency added: results from a three wave Trinidadian longitudinal study,2005,12,3,247-271,Ditton
The rhetoric of victimization: an analysis of the coverage of Intifada El-Aqsa in the Israeli press,2005,12,3,235-245,Cromer
Child protection or child liberation? Reflections on the movement to ban physical punishment by parents and educators,2005,12,2,159-187,Sebba
Policing the punishment: charging practices under Canada's corporal punishment laws,2005,12,2,121-138,Landau
Law reform corporal punishment and child abuse: the case of Sweden,2005,12,2,139-158,Janson
The constitutional validity of the corporal punishment defence in canada: a critical analysis of Canadian Foundation for Children Youth and the Law versus Canada (Attorney General),2005,12,2,189-211,Carter
Population inequality: the case of repeat crime victimization,2005,12,1,75-90,Pease
Strategies and tactics: contexts and mechanisms -- the essence of effective prevention,2005,12,1,91-106,Tilley
Domestic violence and repeat victimization,2005,12,1,51-74,McLean
The behavioural emotional and psychological effects of street robbery on victims,2005,12,1,1-22,Gale
Trafficking in women and girls and the involvement of organised crime in western and central Europe,2004,11,1,73-88,Monzini
Traffic counts symbols and agendas: a critique of the campaign against trafficking of human beings,2004,11,1,143-176,McDonald
The perils of inclusion and exclusion: international debates on the status of trafficked women as victims,2004,11,1,33-47,Kelly
The role of 'marriage agencies' in the sexual exploitation and trafficking of women from the former Soviet Union,2004,11,1,49-71,Hughes
Promoting 'good practice' in sex trafficking cases,2004,11,1,89-110,Goodey
Victims of human trafficking in Italy: a judicial perspective,2004,11,1,111-141,Curtol
Victimization of trafficked persons and illegal migrants,2004,11,1,11-32,Aronowitz
Cross-cultural invariance and gender bias when measuring 'fear of crime',2004,10,3,245-260,Vervaeke
Dealing with racist victimisation: racially aggravated offences in Scotland,2004,10,3,261-280,Moody
Victimization and repeat victimization over the life span: a predictive study and implications for policy,2004,10,3,193-221,Gabor
Equal victims or the usual suspects? Making sense of domestic abuse against men,2003,10,2,95-116,Farrall
Gender roles and grief cycles: observations on models of grief and coping in homicide cases,2003,10,1,19-47,Kenney
The stability of global and specific measures of the fear of crime: results from a two wave Trinidadian longitudinal study,2003,10,1,49-70,Ditton
An 'invisible' problem? Uncovering the nature of racist victimisation in rural Suffolk,2003,10,1,1-17,Garland
Sex differences in interpreting male-female dyad interactions: males' predominance in perceiving sexual intent,2002,9,3,289-297,Vrij
Victims perpetrators and fatal scenarios: a research note on anti-homosexual male homicides,2002,9,3,253-271,Tomsen
Victimization of incarcerated children and juveniles in South Africa,2002,9,3,299-329,Würger
Metaphors of loss: murder bereavement gender and presentation of the 'victimized' self,2002,9,3,219-251,Kenney
Restorative justice and the absent victim: new data from the Thames Valley,2002,9,3,273-288,Hill
Violence against women in Yemen: official statistics and an exploratory survey,2002,9,3,331-347,Bijleveld
The role of crime victims in american policing: findings from a national survey of police and victim organizations,2002,9,2,175-195,Ready
Collaborative problem-solving partnerships: advancing community policing philosophy to domestic violence victim services,2002,9,2,197-209,Laszlo
Immigration and integration: perceptions of community policing among members of six ethnic communities in central Queens New York City,2002,9,2,93-111,Davis
Repeat victimisation and the policing of communities,2002,9,2,137-148,Pease
Beautiful thus innocent? The impact of defendants' and victims' physical attractiveness and participants' rape beliefs on impression formation in alleged rape cases,2001,8,3,245-255,Vrij
Terrorist Victimization: Prevention Control and Recovery United Nations Center Vienna Austria April 12 2000 Executive Summary,2001,8,3,257-268,Kratcoski
Why are single parents more often threatened with violence? A question of ecological vulnerability?,2001,8,2,183-198,Wikström
Urbanisation neighbourhood social integration informal social control minor social disorder victimisation and fear of crime,2001,8,2,121-140,Wikström
Victimization and fear among lesbians and gay men in Stockholm,2001,8,2,217-243,Tiby
Perceived risk and fear of crime: gender differences in contextual sensitivity,2001,8,2,159-181,Smith
Immigrants as victims of crime,2001,8,2,199-216,Martens
School violence: a multi-level perspective,2001,8,2,141-158,Lindström
Statutory compensation for victims of child sexual assault: examining the efficacy of a discretionary system,2001,8,1,37-62,O'Toole
Truthfulness deception and self-deception in recovering true and false memories of child sexual abuse,2001,8,1,1-18,Nachson
Aging and the fear of crime: recent results from East and West Germany,2001,8,1,75-112,Kury
Once a victim always a victim? a study of how victimisation patterns may change over time,2001,8,1,19-35,Tilley
Health consequences of criminal victimization,2001,8,1,63-73,Britt
Legal and practical perspectives on victim/offender mediation in Austria and Germany,2000,7,4,305-332,Kilchling
Unmasking what should be seen: a study of the prevention of domestic violence in the London Borough of Hackney,2000,7,1-3,227-242,Stanko
The efficacy of Israeli law in preventing violence within Palestinian families living in Israel,2000,7,1-3,47-66,Shalhoub-Kevorkian
Cultural-specific gender ideology and wife abuse in Mexican-descent families,2000,7,1-3,67-91,Morash
Protection prevention rehabilitation or justice? Women's use of the law to challenge domestic violence,2000,7,1-3,179-205,Dobash
Treating spousal violence 'differently',2000,7,1-3,115-139,Laster
Women's experiences with mandatory charging for wife assault in Ontario Canada: a case against the prosecution,2000,7,1-3,141-157,Landau
Lifetime prevalence of violence against Latina immigrants: legal and policy implications,2000,7,1-3,93-113,Dutton
Patriarchal terrorism or common couple violence: attorneys' views of prosecuting and defending woman batterers,2000,7,1-3,207-226,Erez
Male violence male fantasy and the commodification of women through the Internet,2000,7,1-3,5-28,Stubbs
Police responses to woman battering: victim advocates' reports,2000,7,1-3,159-177,Belknap
In the shadow of the pyramids: domestic violence in Egypt,2000,7,1-3,29-46,Ammar
Restorative justice in indigenous communities: critical issues in confronting violence against women,1999,6,4,345-358,Zellerer
Victims of severe violence meet the offender: restorative justice through dialogue,1999,6,4,321-343,Umbreit
Crime victims restorative justice and the juvenile court: exploring victim needs and involvement in the response to youth crime,1999,6,4,295-320,Bazemore
Interactional justice coping and the legal system Needs of vulnerable victims,2013,19,2,145-158,Laxminarayan
Systematic review of the psychological consequences of terrorism among child victims,2013,19,2,181-199,Pereda
Who is the 'little old lady' of international crimes? Nils Christie's concept of the ideal victim reinterpreted,2013,19,2,159-179,Wijk
Integrating a victim voice in community policing: a feminist critique,2002,9,2,113-115,Erez
Interviews with women convicted of murder: battered women syndrome revisited,1999,6,2,117-135,Stevens
Law enforcement officers' attitudes about the appropriate responses to woman battering,1995,4,1,47-62,Belknap
A cross-national comparison of victims of crime: victim surveys of twelve countries,1993,2,3,183-207,Block
A pessimistic outlook on victims and an 'upward bias' in social comparison expectations of victim support workers regarding their clients: uncovering a potential threat to the quality of victim-supportive interactions,1998,5,3-4,203-220,Frans
Adolescent violence exposure and victimization at home: coping and psychological trauma symptoms,1998,6,1,29-48,Flannery
Affray and battery victims in Poland -- from police and trial records,1993,2,3,227-237,Skarżyński
Afraid or angry? Recalibrating the 'fear' of crime,1999,6,2,83-99,Ditton
An assessment of rape reform: victim and case treatment under Michigan's model,1991,1,4,347-361,Caringella-MacDonald
Burglaries as seen by the victims,1993,2,3,217-225,Ostrihanska
Can there be a progressive victimology?,1994,3,1-2,1-15,Walklate
Charge bargaining and sentence discount: the victim's perspective,1997,5,1,23-36,Fenwick
Child witnesses in Scottish criminal trials,1993,2,4,309-329,Bull
Classifying victims: a proposed multidimensional victimological typology,1990,1,3,267-286,Landau
Compassion and scepticism in child sexual abuse; some historical aspects and explanations,1998,5,2,189-202,Baartman
Compensation for criminal injury in Poland,1993,2,3,239-254,Broniatowski
Confidence in the police as a mediating factor in the fear of crime,1994,3,3,179-194,Bennett
Crime victims and their social network: a field study on the cognitive effects of victimisation attributional responses and the victim-blaming model,1995,3,4,309-322,Winkel
Crime victims' well-being and fear in a prospective and longitudinal study,1998,5,2,141-162,Winkel
Crime punishment and victim distress,1994,3,1-2,33-55,Erez
Criminal victimization on a Caribbean island,1998,6,1,1-16,Painter
Dissociation-focused victim support and coping with traumatic memory: an empirical search for evidence sustaining the effectiveness of downward comparison based interventions,1999,6,3,179-200,Winkel
Economic exchange between battered wives and their husbands in Israel,1992,2,2,127-135,Avni
Examining the 'white racist/black victim' stereotype,1998,5,3-4,235-256,Goodey
Family disruption violent victimization and protest masculinity,1992,2,2,103-125,Austin
Fear of crime among the elderly: foresight not fright,1998,5,3-4,277-309,Greve
Fear of crime and individual crime protective actions in Israel,1998,5,3-4,311-330,Fishman
Fear of crime and locale: the impact of community related factors upon fear of crime,1999,6,3,231-251,O'Mahony
Fear of crime and mass media crime reports testing similarity hypotheses,1990,1,3,251-265,Winkel
Fear of crime in Belgrade,1995,4,1,15-31,Nikolic-Ristanovic
Fear of crime social rigorism and mass media in Poland,1993,2,3,209-215,Szumski
Fear of crime: a review of the literature,1996,4,2,79-150,Hale
Fear of crime: what can children tell us?,1994,3,3,195-210,Goodey
Future rrends in sentencing policy -- the satisfaction of the individual victim within a system of public prosecution,1991,1,4,315-334,Qc
Information systems for victims of crime: results of comparative research,1998,5,2,163-188,Brienen
Interaction between the police and minority group members: victimization through the incorrect interpretation of nonverbal behavior,1991,2,1,15-27,Winkel
Intervention strategies for victims of sexual abuse: a model for building self-esteem,1992,2,2,147-155,Heide
Law Commission Report: Rape within marriage,1993,2,4,345-349,Temkin
Marital violence in great britain and its relationship to marital and non-marital rape,1998,5,3-4,257-276,Farrington
Multiple victimisation: its extent and significance,1992,2,2,85-102,Farrell
Native Indian victims in Canada: issues in policy and program delivery,1991,1,4,335-346,Griffiths
New methodological perspectives for victimization surveys: the potentials of computer-assisted telephone surveys and some related innovations,1990,1,2,153-167,Killias
Perceptions of offender motivation in unwanted aggressive sexual advances,1995,4,1,1-14,Sigler
Positivist victimology: a critique part 2: critical victimology,1990,1,3,219-230,Miers
Property crime victimisation: the roles of individual and area influences,1995,3,4,273-295,Ellingworth
Rape reporting to the police: exploring the social psychological impact of a persuasive campaign on cognitions attitudes normative expectations and reporting intentions,1993,2,4,277-294,Vrij
Reparation retribution and rights,1997,4,4,233-253,Cavadino
Researching child victims -- some methodological difficulties,1993,2,4,295-308,Zedner
Restorative community justice in the United States: a new paradigm,1999,6,4,265-277,Young
Sanctioning the selfish: the operation of Portugal's new 'Bad Samaritan' statute,1991,1,4,297-313,Geis
Self other judgements about perceptions of vulnerability to crime among urban transient females,1995,4,1,33-46,Coston
Sentencing and the victim: the aftermath of Payne,1994,3,1-2,141-165,Sebba
Taking account of the victim in sentencing in South Australia,1994,3,1-2,111-119,Sumner
Taking woman abuse seriously: a critical response to the Solicitor General of Canada's Crime Prevention Advice,1992,2,2,157-167,DeKeseredy
The forgotten nonvictim,1990,1,2,113-132,Sessar
The impact of burglary: a tale of two cities,1997,4,4,267-295,Mawby
The influence of positive and negative victim credibility on the assessment of rape victims; an experimental study of expectancy--confirmation bias,1997,5,1,61-85,Koppelaar
The measurement of sexual harassment: comparison of the results of three different instruments,1990,1,3,231-249,Junger
The modelling of threats: Evidence from the British Crime Survey,1994,3,3,235-261,Pease
The position of the victim in criminal procedure -- results of a German study,1994,3,1-2,69-81,Teske
The reactions of prosecutors and judges to victim impact statements,1994,3,1-2,83-93,Davis
The role of displays of emotions and ethnicity in judgments of rape victims,1997,4,4,255-265,Vrij
The structural determinants of fear of crime: an analysis using census and crime survey data from England and Wales,1994,3,3,211-233,Hale
The victim's experience and fear of crime,1998,5,2,93-140,Kury
The victimisation of business: indicators of risk and the direction of future research,1998,6,1,17-28,Gill
The victims of crime and restorative justice: the Canadian experience,1999,6,4,279-294,Griffiths
Threats: Findings from the British Crime Survey,1990,1,2,169-180,Hough
Tolerating battering: invisible methods of social control,1997,5,1,1-21,Shalhoub-Kevorkian
Towards a framework for conceptualizing and evaluating models of criminal justice from a victim's perspective,1996,4,3,153-182,Cavadino
United Nations resolutions 1990/22 and 1990/27,1991,2,1,61-64,
United Nations: Victims of Crime Implementation of the Conclusions and Recommendations of the Seventh United Nations Congress on the Prevention of Crime and the Treatment of Offenders Measures taken to implement the Declaration of Basic Principles of Justice for Victims of Crime and Abuse of Power,1991,2,1,29-59,Melup
Victim assistance in police stations on the move,1991,2,1,1-13,Hauber
Victim assistance in the United States: the end of the beginning,1990,1,2,181-199,Young
Victim harm impact statements and victim satisfaction with justice: an Australian experience,1997,5,1,37-60,Roeger
Victim impact laws and the parole process in the United States: balancing victim and inmate rights and interests,1994,3,1-2,121-140,Bernat
Victim notification and public support for the criminal justice system,1999,6,3,167-178,Wemmers
Victim participation in proceedings and sentencing in Europe,1994,3,1-2,57-67,Joutsen
Victim participation in sentencing: and the debate goes on …,1994,3,1-2,17-32,Erez
Victim-offender negotiations: an exploratory study on different damage types and compensation,1998,5,3-4,221-234,Vermunt
Victimisation on holiday: a British survey,1999,6,3,201-211,Mawby
Victimization and crime on campus,1993,2,4,331-343,Sigler
Victimization of women: a theoretical perspective on dowry deaths in India,1995,3,4,297-308,Natarajan
Victimology and rights theories,1996,4,3,183-194,Mackay
Victims and police in Belgrade,1998,6,1,49-62,Nikolic-Ristanovic
Victims and the criminal justice system: the vagaries of integration,1999,6,2,137-157,Lucken
Victims as actors of social control: an empirical inquiry in france and some implications,1990,1,2,133-151,Zauberman
Victims in the Dutch criminal justice system: the effects of treatment on victims' attitudes and compliance,1995,3,4,323-341,Wemmers
Victims in the village: aspects of restorative justice on Papua New Guinea,1999,6,4,377-405,Banks
Victims of efficiency: tracking victim impact information through the system in Victoria Australia,1994,3,1-2,95-110,Laster
Victims under restorative justice systems: The Afikpo (Ehugbo) Nigeria model,1999,6,4,359-375,Elechi
Violence against women in the Yugoslav war as told by women-refugees,1998,6,1,63-76,Stevanović
Whither women's fear? Perceptions of sexual violence in public and private space,1997,4,4,297-312,Pain
Women battering on the Navajo reservation,1992,2,2,137-146,Feinman
'Forgiveness is a present to yourself as well':  An intrapersonal model of forgiveness in victims of violent crime,2013,19,3,235-247,Hall
Framing the picture: The Canadian print media's construction of an atypical crime and its victims,2013,19,3,285-305,Nelson
Interviewing women bereaved by homicide Reports of secondary victimization by the criminal justice system,2013,19,3,307-329,Gray
Perceptions of risk: A review of the effects of individual and community-level variables on perceptions of risk,2013,19,3,249-267,Brown
Predicting fear of crime: A test of the shadow of sexual assault hypothesis,2013,19,3,269-284,Özascilar
Victims' experiences in the criminal justice system and their recovery from crime,2013,19,3,221-233,Wemmers
Outsiders inside: Victim management in an era of participatory reforms,2014,20,1,169-188,Erez
Regaining trust The importance of justice for victims of crimes against humanity,2014,20,1,101-109,Wemmers
Repairing the harm of victims after violent conflict: Empirical findings from Serbia,2014,20,1,85-99,Parmentier
Sexual violence against women: Still a controversial issue for victimology?,2014,20,1,71-84,Walklate
The development of international policy in relation to victims of crime,2014,20,1,31-48,Groenhuijsen
Victimology and the sociology of new disciplines: A research agenda,2014,20,1,7-30,Berenblum
Family justice centres: a model for empowerment?,2014,20,2,191-210,Hoyle
Families at war? Relationships between 'survivors' of wrongful conviction and 'survivors' of serious crime,2014,20,2,243-261,Jenkins
'Heroes' and victims: incarcerated bank robbers' accounts of victims and victimization,2014,20,2,211-226,Nelson
Verbally coerced sex: does she have to say 'no'?,2014,20,2,227-241,Terry
Traffic Counts Symbols & Agendas: A Critique of the Campaign Against Trafficking of Human Beings,2004,11,1,143-176,McDonald
Transnational Sex Trafficking: Issues and Prospects,2004,11,1,1-9,Erez
Closure and its myths: victims' families the death penalty and the closure argument,2014,20,3,327-343,Eaton
Victims of crime with disabilities in Ireland: hidden casualties in the 'vision of victim as everyman',2014,20,3,305-325,Kilcommins
Teens' self-efficacy to deal with dating violence as victim perpetrator or bystander,2014,20,3,289-303,Hébert
Methodological challenges in the study of age−victimization patterns. Can we use the accelerated design of the NCVS to reconstruct victim careers?,2014,20,3,265-288,Averdijk
Assessing mode effects in online and telephone victimization surveys,2015,21,1,101-131,Leitgöb
Female prostitution and victimization: a realist analysis,2015,21,1,85-100,Matthews
Racist hate crime and the mortified self: an ethnographic study of the impact of victimization,2015,21,1,71-83,Funnell
An integrated model of victimization as an explanation of non-involvement with the criminal justice system,2015,21,1,45-70,Fohring
Corporeal realism and victimology,2015,21,1,31-44,Spencer
Area and individual differences in personal crime victimization incidence: the role of individual lifestyle/routine activities and contextual predictors,2015,21,1,3-29,Pease
Enriching the university experience through volunteering: a pilot project,2015,21,2,233-245,Garius
Conceptions of gender and age in Swedish Victim Support,2015,21,2,217-231,Svensson
'Justice for victims' in trials of mass crimes: symbolism or substance?,2015,21,2,161-185,Hoven
Victims of sexual assaults: the experiences of Ghanaian women,2015,21,3,343-360,Boateng
Situational and dispositional determinants of workplace victimization: the effects of routine activities negative affectivity and low self-control,2015,21,3,321-342,Fisher
The role of visibility for a minority's exposure to (hate) crime and worry about crime - a study of the Traveller community,2015,21,3,303-319,Mellgren
'People hate you because of the way you dress': understanding the invisible experiences of veiled British Muslim women victims of Islamophobia,2015,21,3,287-301,Allen
Enhancing trust in the legal system through victims' rights mechanisms,2015,21,3,273-286,Laxminarayan
Developmental victimology: estimating group victimization trajectories in the age-victimization curve,2015,21,3,255-272,Zaykowski
Bullies on trial: mock jurors' perceptions of a bully,2015,21,2,205-216,Pozzulo
'Nobody is sure of tomorrow' using the Health Belief Model to explain safety behaviours among Boko Haram victims in Kano Nigeria,2016,22,3,339-355,Tade
Theory-based models enhancing the understanding of four types of elder maltreatment,2016,22,3,289-320,Hafemeister
The potential impact of local commissioning on victim services in England and Wales,2016,22,3,223-237,Simmonds
A qualitative examination of engagement with support services by victims of violent crime,2016,22,3,239-255,Graham-Kevan
Making the grade: judicial behavior in civil protection order hearings for intimate partner violence,2016,22,3,269-287,Lucken
Victim support in England and Wales: the end of an era?,2016,22,3,203-221,Mawby
In the service of justice: will social support to victims of domestic violence increase prosecution?,2016,22,3,257-267,Lindström
Reducing the gap in perceptions of legitimacy of victims and non-victims: the importance of police performance,2016,22,2,83-104,Weisburd
System contact and procedural justice policing: improving quality of life outcomes for victims of crime,2016,22,2,105-122,Murphy
Is it all part of the game? Victim differentiation and the normative protection of victims of online antagonism under the European Convention on Human Rights,2016,22,2,123-138,Enarsson
Assessing the risk and prevalence of hate crime victimization in Western Europe,2016,22,2,139-160,Kesteren
Victimized as a child or youth: to whom is victimization reported and from whom do victims receive professional support?,2016,22,2,179-194,Andershed
When is violence not a crime? Factors associated with victims' labelling of violence as a crime,2016,22,1,3-23,Brennan
Birds and sluts: views on young women from boys in the gang,2016,22,1,25-44,Trickett
Observers' reactions to victim impact statements: a preliminary study into the affective and cognitive responses,2016,22,1,45-53,Bogaerts
On whom does the burden of crime fall now? Changes over time in counts and concentration,2016,22,1,55-63,Pease
Crimes occurring at places of worship: an analysis of 2012 newspaper reports,2016,22,1,65-74,Scheitle
Building trust in children: how parents talk to children about safety precautions in Sweden,2017,23,1,3-16,Rader
'No place to hide': stalking victimisation and its psycho-social effects,2017,23,1,17-32,Korkodeilou
Victimisation of the elderly in the municipalities of Ljubljana and Uppsala,2017,23,1,33-46,Pavšič Mrevlje
Beyond self-help: gun ownership and crime reporting in a cross-national survey,2017,23,1,63-79,Wallace
More than support to court: rape victims and specialist sexual violence services,2018,24,3,313-328,Hester
Fair compensation for victims of human trafficking? A case study of the Dutch injured party claim,2018,24,3,297-311,Kleemans
Human trafficking for criminal exploitation: effects suffered by victims in their passage through the criminal justice system,2019,25,1,3-18,Villacampa
A context-based model for framing political victimhood: experiences from Northern Ireland and the Basque Country,2019,25,1,19-36,Álvarez Berastegi
Deconstructing the lesbian gay bisexual transgender victim of sex trafficking: harm exceptionality and religion-sexuality tensions,2019,25,1,71-90,Boukli
The invisible the alien and the marginal: Social and cultural constructions of male rape in voluntary agencies,2019,25,1,107-123,Javaid
Galona's review of victim labelling theory: a rejoinder,2019,25,1,125-131,van Dijk
'We need to make sure that we are always something else': victim support organisations and the increasing responsibility of the state in supporting crime victims in Finland and Norway,2019,25,2,157-179,Helminen
Older victims of crime: Vulnerability resilience and access to procedural justice,2019,25,2,201-221,Brown
To know or not to know: should crimes regarding photographs of their child sexual abuse be disclosed to now-adult unknowing victims?,2019,25,2,223-247,Gillespie
Why victimology should focus on all victims including all missing and disappeared persons,2019,25,2,249-270,Sarkin
Of other times: temporality memory and trauma in post-genocide Rwanda,2019,25,3,277-301,Viebach
Layers of resistance: understanding decision-making processes in relation to crime reporting,2019,25,3,302-319,Hardy
Diversity and safety on campus @ Western: heterosexism and cissexism in higher education,2019,25,3,320-340,Asquith
Conscience and convenience: American victim work in organizational context,2019,25,3,341-357,Erez
Attribution of responsibility for sexual crimes beyond individual actors - construction of responsibility of offenders victims and society in laypersons' explanations,2019,25,3,358-374,Kotanen
From hoping to help: identifying and responding to suicidality amongst victims of domestic abuse,2020,26,1,29-49,Munro
A multilevel analysis of contextual risk factors for intimate partner violence in Ghana,2020,26,1,50-78,Cofie
Reality versus rhetoric: assessing the efficacy of third-party hate crime reporting centres,2020,26,1,79-95,Wong
'Some men deeply hate women and express that hatred freely': examining victims' experiences and perceptions of gendered hate crime,2020,26,1,112-134,Duggan
Veiled Muslim women's responses to experiences of gendered Islamophobia in the UK,2020,26,1,96-111,Zempi
Haunting and transitional justice: on lives landscapes and unresolved pasts,2021,27,1,3-22,Lawther
US law enforcement's role in victim compensation dissemination,2021,27,1,43-62,Davis
Supporting the survivors: experiences and perceptions of peer support offered to UK terrorist survivors,2021,27,1,63-79,Rew
The 'psychological turn' in self-help services for sexual abuse victims: drivers and dilemmas,2021,27,1,80-93,Stefansen
Making sense of violence and victimization in health care work: the emotional labour of 'not taking it personally',2021,27,1,94-110,Spencer
The effect of sexual victimization on attachment in emerging adulthood: an analysis of an African-American sample,2021,27,1,111-124,Simons
Perceptions of justice and victims of crimes against humanity in Guinea,2021,27,2,138-161,Wemmers
Transformative justice and restorative justice: gender-based violence and alternative visions of justice in the United States,2021,27,2,162-172,Kim
'Not bullet proof': the complex choice not to seek a civil protection order for intimate partner violence,2021,27,2,173-195,Messing
Justice perspectives of women with disability: an Australian story,2021,27,2,196-210,Walklate
The application of routine activity theory in explaining victimization of child marriage,2021,27,2,211-226,Srinivasan
Exploring the effects of long-term anti-social behaviour victimisation,2021,27,2,227-242,Heap
Long-term (re)integration of persons trafficked for the purpose of sexual exploitation,2021,27,3,245-271,Bos
Sociality of hate: the transmission of victimization of LGBT+ people through social media,2021,27,3,311-327,Pickles
Filling in the (gendered) gaps: how observers frame claims of sexual assault,2021,ePub,ePub,ePub,Mulder
Counting crime: Discounting victims?,2022,28,1,3-32,Hall
Judging extreme forgivers: how victims are perceived when they forgive the unforgivable,2022,28,1,33-51,Eaton
Climate change and victimization risk: a disaggregated look at NCVS data,2022,28,1,52-68,Mares
Violent victimisation in Lagos metropolis: an empirical investigation of community and personal predictors,2022,28,1,69-91,Adisa
Critical hate studies: a new perspective,2022,28,1,92-108,James
Nonresponse bias when estimating victimization rates: a nonresponse analysis using latent class analysis,2022,28,1,109-133,Leitgöb-Guzy
Long-term partners - reflections on the shifts in partnership responses to domestic violence,2022,ePub,ePub,ePub,Welsh
System-based victim advocates identify resources and barriers to supporting crime victims,2023,29,1,16-26,De La Rue
In the public sphere: intimate partner violence against African American single mothers in child paternity disputes,2023,ePub,ePub,ePub,Kalunta-Crumpton