• In the Shadow of Crime: Studies in Criminal Sociology Foreword to the Special Issue

  Ágnes Solt, Szandra Windt

  4-6

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Studies

• From Rule-of-Law-Based Penal Policy to Penal Populism: The Case of Hungary

  Miklós Lévay, Klára Kerezsi, Zsófia Ivanics

  7-33

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• ‘They Are to Endure Their Sentence’ Inmates Classified as ‘Psychopaths’ in Hungarian Prisons in the 1970s and 1980s

  László Huszár, Titanilla Fiáth

  34-55

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• Characteristics of Sexual Offenders in the Hungarian Prison Population

  Mihály Somogyvári

  56-80

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• The Path to Release: The Activities of Probation Officers in Prison Services for Preparing Inmates for Release

  Zoltán Mitrovics

  81-103

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• Changes in the Practice of Conditional Release from 2016 to 2025

  Ágnes Solt

  104-129

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• Predisposing factors of victimization in domestic violence

  Gábor Héra, Zoltán Mészáros, Beáta Magda Nagy

  130-149

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• Coping Strategies of Intimate Partner Violence Survivors A Hermeneutic Case Reconstruction Based on a Narrative Life History Interview

  Zsuzsanna Rózsás

  150-170

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• “We had to work even during Covid… They came, only the income was less” Victims of human trafficking during the pandemic

  Szandra Windt

  171-192

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