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Journal of Criminology, Victimology and Security – Latest Issue

Journal of Criminology, Victimology and Security · Latest issue

Year 19, January-December 2025

Issue available online from June 24, 2026

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From Media Narratives to Stigma: The Social Construction of Juvenile Deviance through Becker’s Outsiders

by Veroniki Lykourinou, Zoe Tsarsitalidou, Konstantinos Diamantis p. 11

DOI: 10.14664/rcvs/266

From Outsider to ‘Saint’: Digital Resistance in the Mangione Case

by Simone Tuzza, p. 22

DOI: 10.14664/rcvs/267

Master of (digital) puppets: how algorithms create new outsiders

by Rosario Palese, Giovanna Truda p. 42

DOI: 10.14664/rcvs/268

Under fire. How parents turn from victims of violence into “bad upbringers” in Quora threads

by Monica Facciocchi p. 59

DOI: 10.14664/rcvs/269

Labeling Women: Gender and Deviance between Becker and Feminist Criminology

by Ilaria Boiano p. 79

DOI: 10.14664/rcvs/270

Marginalized bodies: Medical labeling and LGBTQI+ experiences in accessing gynecological healthcare

by Giacomo Viggiani p. 92

DOI: 10.14664/rcvs/271

Outsiders and insiders of legal culture and the legal field: a proposal for dialogue between perspectives in the context of restorative justice

by Giacomo Franzoso p. 105

DOI: 10.14664/rcvs/272

The taking of life as the ultimate act of deviance: incoherent enforcements of norms and exercises of arbitrary power redefining the perimeters of outsiderness, and the identities of victims, offenders, and moral entrepreneurs

by Maria Giovanna Giuliani p. 116

DOI: 10.14664/rcvs/273

More-than-human social problems: meanings and materiality in the governance of open drug-use scenes

by Enrico Petrilli, Sonia Bergamo p. 132

DOI: 10.14664/rcvs/274

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Intelligenza artificiale, deepfake e nuove forme di vittimizzazione digitale

Intelligenza artificiale, deepfake e nuove forme di vittimizzazione digitale

Con l'intelligenza artificiale è possibile generare immagini, video e voci estremamente plausibili. Quando queste tecnologie vengono utilizzate per impersonare, umiliare o ingannare, il danno può essere reale anche se il contenuto è falso.