Modern insights and strategies in victimology:
"The study of victimization is experiencing profound changes with the introduction of new challenges and demands. From emerging forms of victimization to the continuous evolution of perpetrators' methods, these shifts necessitate critical adjustments of the study at theoretical and practic...
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| Summary: | "The study of victimization is experiencing profound changes with the introduction of new challenges and demands. From emerging forms of victimization to the continuous evolution of perpetrators' methods, these shifts necessitate critical adjustments of the study at theoretical and practical levels. The scientific community, as well as public communities and institutions of justice grapple with the intricate connections between crime victims and the justice system. Amidst this urgency, there is a distinctive need for a comprehensive resource that not only delves into the complexities of victimology but also addresses the evolving theoretical and practical frameworks shaping the field.Victimization has transformed into unprecedented forms, impacting individuals, communities, and institutions. These changes create a demand for innovative solutions at multiple levels. The scientific community faces the challenge of adapting theoretical approaches, prevention, and intervention strategies to keep pace with evolving victimization methods. Communities and organizations require new protection strategies, particularly in the face of collective victimization. Within justice systems, constant vigilance and adaptation are essential to navigate the complexities of these transformations.Modern Insights and Strategies in Victimology serves as the definitive solution to the pressing challenges presented by the evolving landscape of victimology. Exclusively featuring qualitative studies, the book offers a unique perspective by delving deeply into the lived experiences, narratives, and emotions within the justice system. Through its contemporary and systematic approach, the handbook integrates theoretical approaches with recent empirical studies, emphasizing qualitative methodologies. The book is a testament to its commitment to enriching academic scholarship while providing invaluable insights to victim assistance professionals, policymakers, and decision-makers."-- |
| Physical Description: | 17 PDFs (292 Seiten) Also available in print. |
| Format: | Mode of access: World Wide Web. |
| Bibliography: | Includes bibliographical references and index. |
| ISBN: | 9798369322024 |
| Access: | Restricted to subscribers or individual electronic text purchasers. |
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| 653 | |a Restorative Justice. | ||
| 653 | |a Risk Assessment. | ||
| 653 | |a Sustained Evolution. | ||
| 653 | |a Victim Assessment. | ||
| 653 | |a Victims' Rights. | ||
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| contents | Chapter 1. Victimology, theories, and research: (r)evolution and changes -- Chapter 2. Online sexual grooming of children: psychological and legal perspectives for prevention and risk management -- Chapter 3. New forms of victimization linked to video games: a multi-level proposal of a categorization -- Chapter 4. Empowering communities: proactive strategies to combat hate crime victimization -- Chapter 5. Borders and rights: human smuggling vs. human trafficking -- Chapter 6. The complex landscape of human trafficking: a comprehensive exploration with emphasis on legal safeguards for victims in Egyptian and Arab legislation -- Chapter 7. Justice behind bars: assessing legal protection and the human rights of prisoners in India -- Chapter 8. Restorative justice: a differentiated and innovative response to victim reparation -- Chapter 9. Victim-offender mediation as a model of restorative justice: an analytical descriptive study in the Egyptian law -- Chapter 10. Non-human animals as victims of crime: challenging the status quo in criminology. |
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| spelling | Modern insights and strategies in victimology Gabriela Mesquita Borges, Ana Guerreiro, Miriam Pina, editors. Hershey, Pennsylvania (701 E. Chocolate Avenue, Hershey, Pennsylvania, 17033, USA) IGI Global 2024. 17 PDFs (292 Seiten) text rdacontent electronic isbdmedia online resource rdacarrier Includes bibliographical references and index. Chapter 1. Victimology, theories, and research: (r)evolution and changes -- Chapter 2. Online sexual grooming of children: psychological and legal perspectives for prevention and risk management -- Chapter 3. New forms of victimization linked to video games: a multi-level proposal of a categorization -- Chapter 4. Empowering communities: proactive strategies to combat hate crime victimization -- Chapter 5. Borders and rights: human smuggling vs. human trafficking -- Chapter 6. The complex landscape of human trafficking: a comprehensive exploration with emphasis on legal safeguards for victims in Egyptian and Arab legislation -- Chapter 7. Justice behind bars: assessing legal protection and the human rights of prisoners in India -- Chapter 8. Restorative justice: a differentiated and innovative response to victim reparation -- Chapter 9. Victim-offender mediation as a model of restorative justice: an analytical descriptive study in the Egyptian law -- Chapter 10. Non-human animals as victims of crime: challenging the status quo in criminology. Restricted to subscribers or individual electronic text purchasers. "The study of victimization is experiencing profound changes with the introduction of new challenges and demands. From emerging forms of victimization to the continuous evolution of perpetrators' methods, these shifts necessitate critical adjustments of the study at theoretical and practical levels. The scientific community, as well as public communities and institutions of justice grapple with the intricate connections between crime victims and the justice system. Amidst this urgency, there is a distinctive need for a comprehensive resource that not only delves into the complexities of victimology but also addresses the evolving theoretical and practical frameworks shaping the field.Victimization has transformed into unprecedented forms, impacting individuals, communities, and institutions. These changes create a demand for innovative solutions at multiple levels. The scientific community faces the challenge of adapting theoretical approaches, prevention, and intervention strategies to keep pace with evolving victimization methods. Communities and organizations require new protection strategies, particularly in the face of collective victimization. Within justice systems, constant vigilance and adaptation are essential to navigate the complexities of these transformations.Modern Insights and Strategies in Victimology serves as the definitive solution to the pressing challenges presented by the evolving landscape of victimology. Exclusively featuring qualitative studies, the book offers a unique perspective by delving deeply into the lived experiences, narratives, and emotions within the justice system. Through its contemporary and systematic approach, the handbook integrates theoretical approaches with recent empirical studies, emphasizing qualitative methodologies. The book is a testament to its commitment to enriching academic scholarship while providing invaluable insights to victim assistance professionals, policymakers, and decision-makers."-- Provided by publisher. Also available in print. Mode of access: World Wide Web. Description based on title screen (IGI Global, viewed 03/22/2024). Criminals. Victims of crime Big Data. Collective Victimization. Criminal Justice Process. Domestic Violence. Empirical Studies. Hate Crimes. Historical Victimization Contexts. LGBTQI+ Community. Procedural Justice. Restorative Justice. Risk Assessment. Sustained Evolution. Victim Assessment. Victims' Rights. Electronic books. Borges, Gabriela Mesquita editor. Guerreiro, Ana editor. Pina, Miriam 1981- editor. IGI Global, publisher. Print version: 9798369322017 |
| spellingShingle | Modern insights and strategies in victimology Chapter 1. Victimology, theories, and research: (r)evolution and changes -- Chapter 2. Online sexual grooming of children: psychological and legal perspectives for prevention and risk management -- Chapter 3. New forms of victimization linked to video games: a multi-level proposal of a categorization -- Chapter 4. Empowering communities: proactive strategies to combat hate crime victimization -- Chapter 5. Borders and rights: human smuggling vs. human trafficking -- Chapter 6. The complex landscape of human trafficking: a comprehensive exploration with emphasis on legal safeguards for victims in Egyptian and Arab legislation -- Chapter 7. Justice behind bars: assessing legal protection and the human rights of prisoners in India -- Chapter 8. Restorative justice: a differentiated and innovative response to victim reparation -- Chapter 9. Victim-offender mediation as a model of restorative justice: an analytical descriptive study in the Egyptian law -- Chapter 10. Non-human animals as victims of crime: challenging the status quo in criminology. Criminals. Victims of crime |
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