Research group Victimological Research Group
The Victimology Research Group was established in 2021 by researchers at the Department of Criminology at Stockholm University. The group members' research concerns victims of crime from different perspectives and through different empirical materials.
The Victimological Research Group provides members with the opportunity to deepen their understanding of victimhood based on different scientific issues and theoretical approaches. The focus of several of the group's research projects is on the processes that construct and manifest victims and victimisation. The extent and nature of victimisation is also of great interest to the research group, as is the focus on different types of crime and risk factors from a victimological perspective.
The legal system's contacts with victims, the impact of criminal policy, and the environment's responses to victimisation are also studied. Safety and crime prevention measures are also included in the group's research. The issues raised within the framework of the theme are not only national, but the research is also conducted with an international flavour.
Group members
Group managers
Tea Fredriksson
Researcher
Margareta Hydén
Professor
Members
Anita Heber
Professor
Christopher Collstedt
Universitetslektor
David Assadkhan
PhD
Amber Lauren Beckley
Lektor
Clara Fahlstadius
PhD student
Tea Fredriksson
Researcher
Carina Gallo
Associate Professor
Robin Gålnander
Bitr lektor
Elin Jönsson
Vik. lektor
Tove Pettersson
Professor
Henrik Tham
Professor emeritus
Maria Andersson Vogel
Researcher
Katarina Winter
Universitetslektor
