Ghent University Academic Bibliography

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‘I have used up my entire youth in the bush’ : the Comités de Autodefensa during and after the Peruvian internal armed conflict

Eva Willems (UGent)

(2024) CRIME LAW AND SOCIAL CHANGE. p.1-20
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Public drunkenness as a nuisance in Ghent (Belgium) and Trento (Italy)

Anna Di Ronco (UGent)

(2016) CRIME LAW AND SOCIAL CHANGE. 66(1). p.59-81
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Examining trafficking statistics regarding Brazilian victims in Spain and Portugal

Julie Lima De Perez (UGent)

(2015) CRIME LAW AND SOCIAL CHANGE. 63(3-4). p.159-190
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Between convict and ward: the experiences of people living with offenders subject to electronic monitoring

Delphine Vanhaelemeesch (UGent) and Tom Vander Beken (UGent)

(2014) CRIME LAW AND SOCIAL CHANGE. 62(4). p.389-415
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Forced marriage: an analysis of legislation and political measures in Europe

Alexia Sabbe (UGent) , Marleen Temmerman (UGent) , Eva Brems (UGent) and Els Leye (UGent)

(2014) CRIME LAW AND SOCIAL CHANGE. 62(2). p.171-189
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Restorative justice in Belgian prisons: the results of an empirical research

Nikolaos Stamatakis (UGent) and Christophe Vandeviver (UGent)

(2013) CRIME LAW AND SOCIAL CHANGE. 59(1). p.79-111
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Is it all going to waste?: illegal transports of e-waste in a European trade hub

Lieselot Bisschop (UGent)

(2012) CRIME LAW AND SOCIAL CHANGE. 58(3). p.221-249
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The institutionalisation of torture by the Bush administration: is anyone responsible?

Gert Vermeulen (UGent)

(2011) CRIME LAW AND SOCIAL CHANGE. 56(1). p.95-97
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Risk calculation and precautionary uncertainty: two configurations within crime assessment

Noel Klima (UGent) , Nicholas Dorn and Tom Vander Beken (UGent)

(2011) CRIME LAW AND SOCIAL CHANGE. 55(1). p.15-31
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Re-thinking the cost of supply chain security

Harald Haelterman (UGent)

(2011) CRIME LAW AND SOCIAL CHANGE. 56(4). p.389-405

Academic Bibliography

‘I have used up my entire youth in the bush’ : the Comités de Autodefensa during and after the Peruvian internal armed conflict

Public drunkenness as a nuisance in Ghent (Belgium) and Trento (Italy)

Examining trafficking statistics regarding Brazilian victims in Spain and Portugal

Between convict and ward: the experiences of people living with offenders subject to electronic monitoring

Forced marriage: an analysis of legislation and political measures in Europe

Restorative justice in Belgian prisons: the results of an empirical research

Is it all going to waste?: illegal transports of e-waste in a European trade hub

The institutionalisation of torture by the Bush administration: is anyone responsible?

Risk calculation and precautionary uncertainty: two configurations within crime assessment

Re-thinking the cost of supply chain security

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