Keyword index
Alfabetical index on keywords and cross references of the Justice Thesaurus. Every keyword generates 1 or more results.
Keyword index
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Online victimization - prevalence, risk factors and consequences; (full text only available in Dutch)
Online crime victimization has become one of the major challenges in our digitalized society. Almost everybody is connected...
Predictive textmining for cyber and digitized crime in police; (full text only available in Dutch)
In this study, a machine learning (ML) model was developed to classify police records in the Basis Voorziening Handhaving...
Online crime victimization; Needs, consequences and responsibilities following victimization through cybercrime and digital crime (full text only available in Dutch)
This study is a first step towards exploring the impact of online crime victimization in the Netherlands, victims’ needs and...
Digitization of organized crime; (Full text only available in Dutch)
The digitization and the massive use of the internet have drastically changed society over the past decades. Heavy and...
Cybercrime
Internet sources in the Netherlands
Juvenile delinquency in the virtual world; A new type of offenders or new opportunities for traditional offenders? (full text only available in Dutch)
The aim of this study is to identify the characteristics of juveniles who reported online offenses in the Youth Delinquency...
The governance of cybersecurity; A comparative quick scan of approaches in Canada, Estonia, Germany, the Netherlands and the UK
Cybersecurity is a particularly complex field, where multiple public and private actors must work together, often across...
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- SN Clarifying the meaning or definition of the use of a term
- USE Preferred Term
- UF Non-preferred term
- BT Hierarchical higher term
- NT Hierarchical lower term
- RT Associative term