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Researcher
Maarten De Waele
- Disciplines:Causes and prevention of crime, Safety, prevention and police, Youth and life course criminology
Affiliations
- Department of Criminology, Criminal Law and Social Law (Department)
Member
From1 Oct 2014 → Today - Department of Penal law and criminology (Department)
Member
From1 Mar 2012 → 30 Sep 2014
Publications
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- Leidt online gewelddadig extremistische inhoud tot gewelddadige radicalisering? Gebruik en invloed van het internet en nieuwe sociale media(2017)Series: Cahiers Politiestudies
Authors: Nele Schils, Maarten De Waele, Jannie Noppe, Aart Garssen
Pages: 61 - 77 - Aansluiten bij het ‘grote fascistische monster’ : inzicht in het toetredingsproces van extreem-rechtse individuen(2017)Series: Cahiers Politiestudies
Authors: Maarten De Waele, Jannie Noppe, Aart Garssen
Pages: 39 - 60 - Angry white rebel? Study on the mechanisms and processes of participation in extreme-right groups(2016)
Authors: Maarten De Waele
- Extreemrechts in Vlaanderen : beleid en toekomst(2015)
Authors: Lisa Lefere, Maarten De Waele, Lieven Pauwels
Pages: 121 - 151 - Democratische politie(2014)
Authors: Maarten De Waele, Bas Van Stokkom, Timo Kansil, Henri Berkmoes
- Youth involvement in politically motivated violence: why do social integration, perceived legitimacy, and perceived discrimination matter?(2014)
Authors: Lieven Pauwels, Maarten De Waele
Pages: 135 - 153 - Right-wing extremism and the use of violence: what is the role of perceived injustice and moral support?(2014)
Authors: Maarten De Waele, Lieven Pauwels
Pages: 364 - 392 - Politie als actor binnen een weerbare democratie: hoe omgaan met antidemocraten?(2014)
Authors: Maarten De Waele, Bas Van Stokkom, Timo Kansil, Henri Berkmoes
Pages: 49 - 64 - Het toe-en uittreden van jongeren in extreemrechtse groeperingen(2013)
Authors: Maarten De Waele
Number of pages: 1 - Moral support for right-wing extremism among Flemish adolescents: why do social integration, perceived injustice and perceived discrimination matter?(2013)
Authors: Maarten De Waele
Number of pages: 1