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Law & Criminology Journal
ISSN 3041-2854 · Ghent University · 20 artikel di indeks
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A Socially Embedded Drug Market Based on Trust: Analysis of the Synthetic Drug Supply Market in Belgium
Organised crime is often understood as socially embedded, relying on pre-existing social relationships that provide trust and cohesion within criminal networks. This study explores the role of pre-existing social ties within organised crime groups (OCGs) operating in Belgium’s synthetic drug supply…
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Poetic Voices of Sexual Victimisation: A Thematic Analysis and Topic Model of Online Poetry (2003-2025)
This study examines sexual victimisation through poetry published online between 2003 and 2025. Poetic data has rarely been used in sexual victimisation research, leaving gaps in understanding and risking misrepresentation. Poetry offers a unique lens for exploring emotions and experiences often…
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Unpacking Victim Blaming: Theoretical Limits in Understanding Male Sexual Minority Victims of Sexual Violence
This narrative literature review investigates the mechanisms underlying victim blaming of male sexual minority victims of sexual violence, focusing on three dominant theoretical frameworks: the Defensive Attribution Hypothesis (DAH), the Just-World Hypothesis (JWH), and the Sexual Attraction…
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Rethinking Protest Management: A Crisis Management Lens on Police Command Strategy
This article proposes a new theoretical lens for studying protest management by integrating crisis management insights. While protest scholarship has emphasised political influence and frontline police-protester dynamics, the meso-level of command post practices remains underexplored. By drawing on…
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Empathy, Altruism, and the Moral Commitment Problem. Findings from a Prisoner's Dilemma Study
Cooperation is the cornerstone of human social life, essential for survival in complex groups. Yet individuals often face the temptation to pursue short-term self-interest over long-term cooperation—a challenge known as the moral commitment problem. In many situations, external enforcement is…
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Is There More Violence Around Schools? Five Tests Across Nine Cities
Objectives: Research on violence around schools has produced inconsistent findings, partly because of methodological differences. This study advances the evidence using a novel open-data source. Methods: Police-recorded assault and personal robbery data from nine large US cities were analyzed using…
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Implementing the Responsibility to Prevent: The European Union and its Preventive Engagement in the Common Foreign and Security Policy
This article examines the European Union’s role in implementing the preventive dimension of the Responsibility to Protect (R2P) through its Common Foreign and Security Policy (CFSP). It provides a critical assessment of key CFSP tools for atrocity prevention, identifying their main strengths and…
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Learning to Change: A Goal-Directed Perspective on Evidence-Based Rehabilitation
Despite widespread calls to make prisons more rehabilitative, issues such as aggression, substance use, and recidivism remain pervasive. Evidence-based practices in correctional settings have struggled to deliver consistent improvements, partly due to weak theoretical and empirical foundations…
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The Impact of EU Law on Res Judicata
Res judicata is a powerful weapon to prevent relitigating matters that have already been adjudicated. This doctrine is in the interest of both litigating parties (thus contributing to private interests), but also in the interest of a sound administration of justice and efficient civil proceedings…
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Unified European Rules on the Recognition and Enforceability of Third-Country Judgments
The Brussels Ia Regulation governs the recognition and enforcement of judgments in civil and commercial matters issued in other Member States. In contrast, it has so far been up to the Member States to determine the conditions under which judgments from third countries can be recognised and…
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Effects of Judgments – Special Issue in Honour of Piet Taelman
This issue of the Law and Criminology Journal brings together seven contributions, each of which explores a different aspect of the operation or enforcement of judicial decisions. The first three contributions are more strongly oriented towards EU civil procedure. The remaining four focus primarily…
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Navigating the Complexity of Gender-Based Violence: A Scoping Review
This scoping review examines gender-based violence in Europe, including intimate partner violence, stalking, workplace sexual harassment, and non-partner sexual violence. It analyzes 48 empirical studies (2019-2024) in English from British and European contexts, excluding US-based research and…
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Blurred Lines: Conflict Classification, Proxy Militias, and the Quest for Accountability in the Democratic Republic of the Congo
This paper explores the complex challenges of classifying the armed conflicts that have plagued the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC), particularly since the resurgence of the M23 rebel group. Adopting a historical lens, it reveals that many of the ongoing conflicts in eastern DRC bear…
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The Implementation of Directive (EU) 1828/2020 in Austria and Germany
This article examines the implementation of Directive (EU) 2020/1828 on representative actions in Austria and Germany. Although the legal systems are often perceived as closely aligned, significant differences emerge in their approaches to collective redress. Austria’s traditionally pragmatic and…
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History of Releasing Res Judicata in Hungarian Civil Procedure in the Recent Decades – Extraordinary Remedies
The paper presents how the system of extraordinary legal remedies has developed in Hungarian civil procedural law and which of these was more exposed to political changes, especially the change of regime in 1989-1990. It presents what happened to the legal institution when the new Hungarian Civil…
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The Effects of a Criminal Judgment on a Civil Case
A criminal judgment, whether a conviction or an acquittal, can be relevant to a subsequent civil action. A criminal conviction may have a binding or evidentiary effect on a subsequent civil case. In the case of an acquittal, or if no criminal charges were brought at all, the question is what a…
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Moral and Economic Costs of Enforcement
This article examines the Finnish enforcement system, focusing on the interplay between rehabilitative and social objectives, and the necessity of stringent measures to combat fraudulent debtors. It explores the challenges of designing enforcement policies that simultaneously protect honest…
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Procedural Effects of Court Settlements
Court settlements, that is, settlements concluded by the parties to a pending action and registered by the court to render procedural effects upon them, are common in many European jurisdictions. However, their procedural effects under the Brussels Ibis Regulation and the Lugano Convention are…
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Governing Universities: Autonomy, Duties and the Law in the Flemish Community
This paper delves into the evolving legal and policy landscape governing higher education institutions in the Flemish Community, focusing on the tension between constitutional autonomy and institutional duties. While the Belgian Constitution enshrines the freedom of education, this autonomy is…
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Striking Back, Striking Now: Navigating the Legality of Extra-Territorial Armed Responses to Terrorist Attacks Originating from Abroad
The use of force against terrorism remains a widely debated matter among scholars. This article aims to show that taking forcible measures in response to terrorist attacks is consistent with the rules of jus ad bellum, even in non-consensual extra-territorial settings. Post-9/11 state practice and…