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Developed for the European Commission as part of the Feasibility study to assess the possibilities, opportunities and needs to standardise national legislation on gender violence and violence against children; JLS/2009/D4/018 |
| The survey of research and assessment of factors conducive to perpetration was carried out by | ||
| Senior researchers | Research assistants | Design and Programming of the multi-level visual perpetration model |
| Prof. Dr. Carol
Hagemann-White Prof. Dr. Barbara Kavemann Dr. Heinz Kindler Dr. Thomas Meysen Dr. Ralf Puchert |
Mart Busche Sandra Gabler Bianca Grafe Melanie Kungl Gila Schindler Hartwig Schuck |
Kevin
Eschweiler Karolina Schmitz |
| Student assistants: Svenja Eickhoff, Sarah Kruse | ||
 In cooperation with |
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| Human European
Consultancy HEC / Utrecht  |
Child and Woman
Abuse Studies Unit London MET CWASU / London   |
International
Victimology Institute INTERVICT / Tilburg  |
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