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Netherlands Institute for the Study of Crime and Law Enforcement - NSCR

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Current research (19)
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Completed research

(the most recent research is at the top)
Collaboration	Platform study sanctions
Collaboration	Judicial residential treatment of girls : an explorative research
Collaboration	Development antisocial behaviour from the childhood til the adulthood
Collaboration	Frequent cannabis use and the development of adolescents
Secretariat	The dynamics of (delinquent) peers and delinquent behavior in adolescence
Secretariat	Citizen government as administrative arrangement
Secretariat	Longitudinal patterns in crime victimization
Secretariat	Guardianship in Action: A theoretical & empirical elaboration of the routine activity concept. A theoretical & empirical elaboration of the routine activity concept
Secretariat	Violence crimes in spatial context, multiple level analysos of spatial units
Secretariat	Infectiousness of housebreaking
Secretariat	Punishment theories and paradigms
Secretariat	Lay participation in the criminal justice system
Secretariat	Spatial influence in the criminology
Secretariat	Differential validity of sensitive data
Secretariat	EuroGang
Secretariat	Police reaction on domestic violence
Secretariat	Interventions in schools
Secretariat	Consequences of intervention strategies for schools with individual pupils who have problematic behaviour
Secretariat	Life course and criminal carreers of murderers and their victims
Secretariat	Dilapidation of the neightbourhoods
Secretariat	Reaction of potential criminals on less police attention
Secretariat	Neightbourhood characteristics and crime prevention
Secretariat	Police, youth and the policy for minimal intervention
Secretariat	Psychosocial development and the development of problem behaviour during adolescence
Secretariat	Network formation, socio-emotional development, school based interventions and juvenile problem behaviour
Secretariat	The citizen and the criminal justice system
Secretariat	Influence of neighbourhood characteristics on criminality : Haaglanden project
Secretariat	Mobility and the distribution of crime
Secretariat	Accuracy and confidence of episodic memories of eyewitnesses
Secretariat	Public support for vigilantism
Secretariat	Reporting behavior of crime victims
Secretariat	Chinese human smuggling in transit
Secretariat	Relocation theory
Secretariat	Movements effects of highway robbery intervention
Secretariat	Homicide in the Netherlands
Secretariat	International comparison of crime statistics
Secretariat	Decriminalization in theory and practice: the unintentional consequences of the removal of the brothel ban
Secretariat	Early problem behaviour and later delinquency outcomes in relation to parenting and family characteristics
Secretariat	Juvenile indencency delinquents
Secretariat	Development of agression and other problem behaviour and parenting styles
Secretariat	Effects of formel sanctions in the (youth)criminal law
Secretariat	Intergenerational transfer of criminality and education style
Secretariat	Principles of fair trial and comparison between the Anglo-Saxon and the Dutch law system
Secretariat	Transnational crime & the interface between legal and illegal actors
Secretariat	The principle of open justice: theory and practice
Secretariat	Relation criminality
Secretariat	The criminal justice system from the perspective of the accused
Secretariat	The processing of rape cases through the criminal justice system
Secretariat	Distribution and relocation of criminality
Secretariat	Crime over the life span: trajectories of criminal behavior in dutch offenders
Secretariat	Network formation among young people and criminal behaviour
Secretariat	Life course, crime and interventions
Secretariat	Geographical Offender Profiling
Secretariat	Local media, local criminality and interventions of the local government
Secretariat	The relationship between co-offending and the selection of targets and 'journey-to-crime'
Secretariat	Criminal investigation process in the Netherlands
Secretariat	Psychopathology and the development of anti-social behaviour