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Gema Varona Martínez
Approaching Victimology as social science for Human rights a Spanish perspective
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I The scientific contribution of victimology in Spain: origin, evolution and current research 1. INTRODUCTION TO THE DEFINITION AND EVOLUTION OF VICTIMOLOGY 1.1. WHAT IS VICTIMOLOGY?
1.2. BRIEF HISTORY OF VICTIMOLOGY AS A DISCIPLINE
1.3. VICTIMOLOGY: WHAT FOR?
1.4. VICTIMOLOGY: HOW?
1.5. VICTIMOLOGY IN SPAIN 1.5.1. The legal system, the legal professions and victims
1.5.2. Victimology: the academy and scientific societies
2. KEY CONCEPTS TO RECAP
3. THINKING VICTIMOLOGY
4. APPLYING VICTIMOLOGY
5. REFERENCES
II The concept of victim 1. FROM POSITIVIST TYPOLOGIES TO A DYNAMIC CONCEPTUALISATION
1.1. WHAT IS TO BE A VICTIM?
1.2. ALTERNATIVES TO THE TERM OF VICTIMS IN RELATION TO VICTIMHOOD, VICTIMISATION AND VICTIMISM
1.3. TYPOLOGIES OF VICTIMISATIONS BEYOND VICTIM TYPOLOGIES
1.3.1. Risk and vulnerability
1.3.2. Resistance and recovery
1.3.3. Criminal law typologies
1.4. ON THE NOTIONS OF THE IDEAL VICTIM: WHY MANY FORMS OF VICTIMISATIONS AND VICTIMS ARE SOCIALLY (AND LEGALLY) DISCARDED?
2. KEY CONCEPTS TO RECAP
3. THINKING VICTIMOLOGY
4. APPLYING VICTIMOLOGY
5. REFERENCES
III Public policies for victims and the role of the media: activism and victimism 1. VICTIM ACTIVISM AND VICTIM POLICIES 1.1. VICTIM ACTIVISM, MEDIA AND PARTISAN MANIPULATION RISK
1.1.1. Some remarks on the major milestones in Spain’s history of victim activism and policy defining the development of its victim rights and services
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1.1.2. Victim policy evolution in Spain
1.2. THE ROLE OF THE MEDIA IN REPORTING ON VICTIMS: PORTRAYING AND CONSTRUCTING
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1.3. THINKING ABOUT PHOTOJOURNALISTS’ ROLE IN MAKING SEVERE VICTIMISATION VISIBLE AND REPARABLE: ON VISUAL VICTIMOLOGY
1.3.1. On journalists as direct and indirect victims: Vicarious trauma
2. KEY CONCEPTS TO RECAP
3. THINKING VICTIMOLOGY
4. APPLYING VICTIMOLOGY
5. REFERENCES
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