Leiden University Scholarly Publications

Deterrent effects of sanction severity and the role of procedural justice in prison

Fatherhood and reoffending after release from prison

Detainees’ perceptions of procedural justice

Antecedents of subjective severity of detention and perceived procedural justice

Procedural justice and legitimacy of the law in the criminal justice system

Segregated Worlds? The Level of Overlap Between Dutch Offenders’ Criminal and Core Discussion Networks

Receiving Social Support after Short-term Confinement: How Support Pre- and During-confinement Contribute

Controle of begeleiding? Ervaringen met reclasseringstoezicht tijdens de voorwaardelijke invrijheidstelling

Psychische klachten bij gedetineerden: psychometrische kenmerken van de Brief Symptom Inventory (BSI)

Mental health symptoms during imprisonment: a longitudinal study

Cohort Profile: the Prison Project—a Study of Criminal Behavior and Life Circumstances Before, During, and After Imprisonment in the Netherlands

Het verloop van de partnerrelaties van gedetineerden tijdens en na detentie

Psychische problemen tijdens detentie: een overzicht van kernresultaten uit het Prison Project

The influence of detailed offender characteristics on consecutive criminal processing decisions in the Netherlands

Treatment Readiness as a Determinant of Treatment Participation in a Prison-Based Rehabilitation Program: An Exploratory Study

Het rechte pad: Toekomstverwachtingen van langgestrafte gedetineerden in Nederland

Exploring the Relationship between Subjectively Experienced Severity of Imprisonment and Recidivism: A Neglected Element in Testing Deterrence Theory

Onderzoeksnotitie: Recidive na een korte of langere periode in detentie

A Social Building? Prison Architecture and Staff–Prisoner Relationships

Prison-based rehabilitation: Predictors of offender treatment participation and treatment completion

Doing your own time: Peer integration, aggression and mental health in Dutch male detainment facilities

Returning to a former employer: a potentially successful pathway to ex-prisoner re-employment

Reoffending after release: Does procedural justice during imprisonment matter?

Procedural justice in prison: The importance of staff characteristics