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Mens & Maatschappij - Volume 87, Issue 3, 2012
Volume 87, Issue 3, 2012
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Veiligheidsbeleving op een multicultureel plein - Het perspectief van autochtone bewoners
Authors: Thaddeus Müller & Tamar FischerFeeling unsafe in a multicultural neighbourhood has been related – especially in the case of indigenous inhabitants – to the presence of groups (young, immigrant) of men in public space. However, indigenous inhabitants differ in their response to the presence of immigrant men. How can this be explained? In this article we give an answer to this question based on data from qualitative and quantitative research on the exp Read More
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Het sociale netwerk van gedetineerden voorafgaand aan detentie - Een vergelijking met de Nederlandse bevolking
More LessPeople with whom we discuss important personal matters – i.e. the core discussion network – are important for providing help and support as well as influencing behaviour. This is the first study that describes and compares the core discussion network of prisoners prior to incarceration with that of the Dutch population. Differences in their networks have been analysed in terms of network structure, relationship quality and embed Read More
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Het arbeidsverleden van gedetineerden voorafgaand aan detentie - Een vergelijking tussen gedetineerden en de algemene bevolking
Authors: Anke Ramakers, Johan van Wilsem, Paul Nieuwbeerta & Anja DirkzwagerKnowledge about the employment history of prisoners prior to incarceration is lacking. Such knowledge is essential in order to establish if and to what extent incarceration worsens employment. In addition, such insights can direct policy on the (re)integration of ex-prisoners into the labour market. In this study we describe the employment history of prisoners prior to incarceration (n = 1909) and compare it to the employm Read More
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Extreme politieke oriëntaties in Europa - Verklaringen op micro- en macroniveau
Authors: Mark Visser, Eva Jaspers & Gerbert KraaykampIn this study, we set out to explain extreme left-wing and extreme right-wing ideologies within and between 30 European countries in a multi-level framework. To test our hypotheses, we use data from the European Social Surveys of 2002, 2004, 2006, 2008 and 2010 (N = 176.803), enriched with country characteristics. Our results show that lower educated people and manual workers are more likely to support left-wing extre Read More
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