This special issue examines the complex relationship between radicalization, victimhood.
and political violence. The interrelatedness of victims and perpetrators has been long …

Purpose This study aims to investigate the influence of social camouflaging on victimisation
and offending in relation to autism and pathological demand avoidance (PDA) traits …

This paper applies the concept of the victim-offender overlap to Australian cases of
trafficking in persons for sexual exploitation through an analysis of six cases involving …

The decision to report domestic violence is often conditional on whether victims were
satisfied with their prior treatment by the criminal justice system. One issue in reporting …

Although extensive evidence supports a relationship between victimization and offending,
research has been limited in focusing on this association during only a brief period in the life …

In this paper, we examine the similarity between friends with respect to experiences with
crime among a sample of Dutch individuals. We investigate the extent to which offenders …

This study examines how youth interpret potentially violent encounters, their own identity as
victims, and their responses to dangerous situations. The purpose is to understand when …

In Canada, young people between the ages of 12-and 24 years are over-represented in
police interaction incidents as both a victim and accused of a crime (Allen & MacCarthy …

This chapter outlines what are victim services, barriers to service utilization, issues with
service delivery and victim satisfaction, considerations for victims with special needs and …

Social camouflaging refers to behaviours or strategies which conceal an individuals' Autism
from others. Camouflaging has also been described by individuals with Pathological …