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Tables of Contents for Victims and Victimization
Chapter/Section Title
Page #
Page Count
Preface
ix
Introduction
1
12
Part I: Conceptual Issues
13
64
Victims
15
17
Some Problematic Concepts, Unjustified Criticism and Popular Misconceptions
32
10
Routine Activities and Involvement in Violence as Actor, Witness, or Target
42
14
Corporate Deviance and Corporate Victimization: A Review and Some Elaborations
56
21
Part II: Types of Victims
77
184
Children as Victims and Witnesses
81
22
Office for Victims of Crime
Internet Crimes against Children
103
9
Office for Victims of Crime
Crime in the Ivory Tower: The Level and Sources of Student Victimization
112
32
Attributions of Self-Blame and Perceived Control as Moderators of Adjustment in Battered Women
144
11
Labeling Partner Violence: When Do Victims Differentiate among Acts?
155
15
Deviant Homicide: A New Look at the Role of Motives and Victim-Offender Relationships
170
21
Victimology and the Victims of White-Collar Crime
191
19
Victims of Investment Fraud
210
15
The Characteristics of Hate-Crime Victimizations in the United States
225
24
First Response to Victims of Crime
249
12
Office for Victims of Crime
Part III: Society and the Victim
261
104
From Pain to Power: Crime Victims Take Action
265
22
The Rights of Crime Victims: Does Legal Protection Make a Difference?
287
18
The Evolution of the Law of Victims' Rights: Is There a Conflict with Criminal Defendants' Due Process Rights?
305
7
The Effects of Victim Impact Statements on Sentencing Decisions: A Test in an Urban Setting
312
15
Stereotyping and Prejudice: Crime Victims and the Criminal Justice System
327
23
A Role for Victims in Offender Reentry
350
15
A Preliminary Study of a Large Victim/Offender Reconciliation Program
365