Engaging victims as active citizens in restorative justice

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Beatrice Coscas Williams

Gepubliceerd op 01-07-2024

TIJRJ 2024/2

DOI: 10.5553/TIJRJ.000219

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Juridisch > Conflictmanagement en Mediation

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Beatrice Coscas Williams
Beatrice Coscas Williams is Lecturer in Law at Western Galilee Academic College, Department of Criminology, Israel, and Chair of the European Society of Criminology Working Group of Victimology. Corresponding author: Beatrice Coscas Williams at beatricec@wgalil.ac.il.

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