Section Policy of the International Journal of Victimology and Restorative Justice

2025-02-19

1. Editorial

The Editorial section aims to provide an overview and contextualization of the themes addressed in each issue of the journal. Editorials are written by the chief editors or invited experts and reflect informed opinions on emerging issues, academic debates, and recent developments in the field of victimology and restorative justice. This section serves as an introduction to the published articles, highlighting their relevance and contributing to the enrichment of scientific knowledge.

2. Articles

The Articles section is dedicated to the publication of original research, case studies, systematic reviews, and theoretical analyses that contribute to the advancement of victimological science and restorative justice. Manuscripts submitted to this section undergo a rigorous peer-review process, ensuring the quality and academic integrity of the publications. Articles must follow the journal's editorial guidelines and address relevant and innovative themes that expand the understanding and knowledge of various forms of victimization and restorative justice practices.

3. Health, Well-Being, and Culture

The Health, Well-Being, and Culture section focuses on studies and practices that relate victimology and restorative justice to aspects of health, well-being, and culture. This section includes articles that explore:

  • The impact of victimization on the physical and mental health of victims.

  • Strategies and interventions to promote the well-being and recovery of victims.

  • The influence of cultural contexts on the experience of victimization and restorative justice practices.

  • The connection between art, culture, and processes of healing and restoration.

Manuscripts submitted to this section also undergo peer review and must offer valuable and applicable insights that contribute to improving the quality of life for victims and promoting social justice.