Netherlands Institute for the Study of Crime and Law Enforcement

Recent papers from Netherlands Institute for the Study of Crime and Law Enforcement

1. Age Estimation of Strangers in Public settings: A Proof-Of-Concept Field StudyHuman Ethology · 2026
2. A secondary bond: Why economic threats boost compensatory preference for government control in ChinaPolitical Psychology · 2026
3. Beyond the Lockdown: Long-Term Impact of COVID-19 on Registered Domestic Violence in the NetherlandsJournal of Aggression Maltreatment & Trauma · 2026
4. Cinematic victimology as phenomenology: Memento as Stuck in TimeCrime Media Culture An International Journal · 2026
5. Explaining user-orientation in public service delivery networks: configurations of network structure, process, and contextPublic Management Review · 2026
6. Prior victimization and self‐reported misconduct in prison: Examining the moderating role of correctional staff procedural justiceLegal and Criminological Psychology · 2026
7. Everyone Knows It's a Hoax: The Role of Perceived Descriptive Norms in Conspiracy BeliefsEuropean Journal of Social Psychology · 2026
8. The effect of a procedural justice and deterrence-based letter on recidivism for smartphone use while driving in the Netherlands: a randomized controlled trialPolice Practice and Research · 2026
9. Words of Authority: Evaluating the Impact of Law Enforcement Messaging on a Hacker Forum2026
10. Bridging the gap? The role of victim counsel across four countriesThe International Journal of Evidence & Proof · 2026
11. Delinquency of school classmates and individual delinquency: The role of gender and the existence of a ‘tipping point’European Journal of Criminology · 2026
12. The topology of cyberspace and cybercrime journeys: a framework for analyzing online offender mobilityCrime Science · 2026
13. Exploring Victim-Offender Interactions During a Ransomware Attack Using LockBit Chat NegotiationsDeviant Behavior · 2026
14. Everyday Network Exposure to Crime and Victimization and its Association with Commercial Sexual ExploitationJournal of Quantitative Criminology · 2026
15. Do rewards support or thwart autonomy in prison? A survey study into the relationships between rewards, autonomy and self-governance abilityCriminology & Criminal Justice · 2026
16. Public Understandings of Microaggressions and the Harm They DoJournal of Interpersonal Violence · 2026
17. Assessing the relationship between police legitimacy beliefs and criminal behaviour over time: A test of causal directionEuropean Journal of Criminology · 2026
18. More than a matter of taste: a systematic review of qualitative literature on incarcerated persons’ subjective food needsInternational Journal of Prison Health · 2026
19. The ripple effect of operation cookie monster: the impact of an illicit market takedown on an untargeted hacker forumJournal of Experimental Criminology · 2026
20. Civil Bans on Outlaw Motorcycle Gangs and Their Effect on Members’ Criminal Careers in NetherlandsEuropean Journal on Criminal Policy and Research · 2026