International Journal of Law Crime and Justice

Papers
(The TQCC of International Journal of Law Crime and Justice is 3. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2022-07-01 to 2026-07-01.)
ArticleCitations
An empirical study of social disorganization theory in China33
Mapping predictors of delinquent and criminal behavior: A bibliometric analysis of trends and research frontiers19
Forced marriage in Finland: A continuum from honour-based violence to human trafficking18
Does performance appraisal fairness alleviate police officers’ organizational silence? -Considering the moderating effect of trust-17
Using machine learning to conduct crime linking of residential burglary15
"Victim is such a touchy word": Rethinking victimhood among human trafficking intervention court defendants in the US15
Patterns of child and adolescent sexual abuse in the era of COVID-19 lockdown in Nigeria15
Representations of traffickers in official UK discourse: Examining the least known component of the human trafficking equation15
Implementation issues with hot spot policing13
Regional variation in sentences for child sexual abuse: An empirical study with Finnish court data12
The relationship between victimization and vaping results from monitoring the future11
Penalty effect of China's Plea Leniency System: Evidence from theft cases11
Embodied overcrowding and sensory tensions: A carceral autoethnography of Philippine jails11
Editorial Board11
Conflict or cooperation: An empirical study on the relationship between prosecution and adjudication behind China's “prosecutorial justice”11
Criminal responsibility and profile of Turkish firesetters with schizophrenia10
Wrongful convictions in sexual assault cases: DNA testing, evidentiary failures, and policy lessons from 35 years of exonerations10
Procedural justice and state compensation in Ireland: accounting for shortcomings and measuring improvements9
Discouraging dignity: Linguistic barriers to transforming the prison environment9
Predicting support for fine penalty replacing imprisonment: Crime type, the severity of crime, situational factors and demographic characteristics: A factorial survey approach9
‘Nowhere is safe for us’: An analysis of gender discrimination against female inmates in a male correctional institution9
“More intelligent, less emotive and more greedy”: Hierarchies of blame in online fraud8
Spatio-temporal characteristics of sexual crime and influencing factors of commercial service facilities: A case study of Haining City, China8
The wave of consent-based rape laws in Europe7
The impact of data quality on spatial patterns of burglary and association with socio-environmental characteristics: A comparison between data from the Judicial Documents Website and police records7
Impacts beyond the penal population: Incarceration perceptions and trust in criminal courts7
Decentring counter-terrorism6
Retraction notice to “An empirical study of “public security centralism” in modern China and its legal and political ramifications” [Int. J. Law, Crime Justice 76, March 2024, 100648]6
Buffering or enhancing? An exploratory study of gender differences in the moderating role of self-control in cyberbullying perpetration6
Criminal sanctions on identity theft in Shanghai: An empirical case law analysis6
Moving out and moving on: The experiences of women who relocated from high crime communities in Trinidad and Tobago6
Corrigendum to ‘Police recruitment: A machine learning analysis’ [Int. J. Crime Justice Law 85, June 2026, 100860]5
On the ‘darkness of dark figure’ of sexual crimes: Survivors' rape reporting experiences with the Nigerian police5
Procedural justice, social identity and public cooperation in post-Confucian societies - A test of group engagement model in Taiwan5
Gender, governance, and countering violent extremism (CVE) in the UK5
‘Safety overrides all other concerns’: On why collective discipline in China fail to rehabilitate female prisoners5
Serving on WeChat: Understanding the logics of police’s engagement with the public in Chinese contexts5
Possible scope of penalization of criminal attempts in a democratic state5
Criminal record expungement and resocialisation: German experience and reflections for China5
Police recruits' attitudes toward the death penalty in Trinidad and Tobago4
“I just took the beating”: Indigenous peoples’ experiences with police use of force4
Finding employment in the stigma machine: Reflections from Canada’s penal voluntary sector4
Mapping restorative justice and restorative practices in criminal justice in the Republic of Ireland4
Study on the spatiotemporal evolution and influencing factors of theft crimes: A comparative analysis before and during COVID-194
Relational autonomy and consent in cases of serious harm4
Impression management in corporate corruption settlements: The storied self of the prosecutorial authority4
Editorial Board4
Evaluations of countering violent extremism programs: Linking success to content, approach, setting, and participants3
“Whenever big changes come, big talks don't” – An examination of the police experience of recruitment and promotion positive action processes3
Out in the cold? The experiences of foreign national prisoners in Iceland's open prisons3
Editorial Board3
The aftermath of campus sexual harassment: Psychological and academic effects3
Mind the gaps: Improving the legal and institutional approach to forced marriage as honour-based violence in Spain3
Economic uncertainty and juvenile deviance: A nonlinear assessment of poverty shocks on adolescent crime patterns3
Responding to ‘image-based domestic abuse’3
Discipline, morality and the façade of localism in action: The war on terror and the regulation of UK community resilience3
Social cohesion, mutual efficacy and informal social control: Collective efficacy and community-based crime prevention3
Living with the fear of disclosure: exploring post-hire experiences of people with criminal records in England and Wales3
Governance and counter-terrorism: Engaging moderate and non-violent extremist movements in combatting jihadist-linked terrorism3
Criminal justice participation among Japanese adults: A preliminary study3
The weakest link? Investigative issues in serial sexual assault that lead to wrongful conviction3
The Dutch approach to honour-based violence: Navigating the complexities3
Editorial Board3
Addressing challenges in investigating money laundering cases facilitated by underground banking across the Taiwan strait: The role of supervisory technology (SupTech)3
Societal responses and policing during “lockdown” of the COVID-19 pandemic: A comparative study between Taiwan and the U.S.3
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