The new faces of victimhood : globalization, transnational crimes and victim rights

Global governance and global crime : do victims fall in between?

Part IIVictims of transnational crimes ; Trafficking for sexual purposes as a globalized shadow economy : human security as the tool to facilitate a human rights based approach

Transnational organized crime, civil society and victim empowerment

Victims of environmental pollution in the slipstream of globalization

Part IIIVictim protection in cyberspace ; The challenge of identity theft in multi-level governance : towards a coordinated action plan for protecting and empowering victims

International (cyber)stalking : impediments to investigation and prosecution

Digital tools : risks and opportunities for victims : explorations in e-victimology

Part IVVictims of conflicts and wars ; Al Qaeda and vicarious victims : victimological insights into globalized terrorism

Protecting the victims of the privatization of war

Globalization and victims' rights at the International Criminal Court

Part VConclusion ; Reconstructing victim-centered justice on a global scale