Crime - Samenvattingen en Aantekeningen

Deze samenvatting bestaat uit de hoorcollege aantekeningen die zijn samengevoegd en aangevuld met belangrijke delen uit de verplichte literatuur, zowel het boek als de artikelen. Ik heb deze samenvatting goed geleerd en zelf een 8,4 voor mijn eerste kans tentamen :) Succes!!

This document entails extensive lecture notes on the ‘Regulating Cybercrime’ course offered at the University of Groningen. It includes all the relevant content and materials from lectures, including information discussed in the Q&A, in order to succeed in the final examination.

Samenvatting van de hoorcolleges van Transnational organized crime met waar nodig extra info.

Notes on the lectures from the course (2023) Intelligence Revolutions. INCLUDES notes from lectures 1-7 (Total: 27 pages).

This summary contains all book chapters that are material for the Advanced Criminology exam at the Utrecht University. The chapters that are discussed give a comprehensive overview of various criminological theories. Biological theories, explored in Chapter 4, examine genetic and physiological factors influencing criminal behaviour, contrasting early, flawed studies with contemporary biosocial approaches. Chapter 5 focuses on psychological explanations, covering psychoanalytic, trait-based, ...

This is a summary of all the required readings for the Criminology and Safety exam in January 2025. It includes the following articles: Johnson, Farrington, Eck, Agnew, Britt, Volker, Bernasco, Moneva, Gill, Winter, Groff & Blair, along with notes from all the 6 lectures. In English!!

All Articles TOC: Readings week 36 t/m 43 + Articles including chapters of 'Oxford handbook of Organized Crime' Includes all key concepts (begrippen) and important theories

Grade: 8,5 Research question: To what extent and how has social inequality influenced the mobilization of Islamist groups and their conflict-related crimes in Mali since 2017?

Summary for the course International Criminal Courts and Tribunals. Chapters 1, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, and 13. This summary includes all the legal elements of the four international core crimes: war crimes, crimes against humanity, crime of genocide, and crime of aggression. This summary was sufficient for the exam of last year (academic year 2022)