Ward Yperman is full-time doctoral researcher and teaching assistant at the Institute for Criminal Law (KU Leuven). His research focuses on the prevention of terrorism through restrictions to the right to liberty. He is also a member of the supervisory commission of Leuven Centraal prison.
Dieter Burssens, Graduate in Social Work and PhD in Criminological Sciences, is a scientific researcher at the NICC (in...
Rona Jualla van Oudenhoven is an independent management consultant. She has had a career as a professor and researcher,...
Margriet Hovens was educated and trained in art academies in Maastricht and Breda. She studied history of art and philosophical...
Charlotte De Kock est chercheuse en sciences sociales depuis 2010. Depuis 2015, elle se concentre sur l'accessibilité des services...
Vincent Seron is a professor at the Criminology Department of the University of Liège. His research and teaching focuses...
Tom Hick is full-time doctoral researcher and teaching assistant at the Institute for the Law of Obligations (KU Leuven). His...
Ellen Vandenbogaerde is researcher and lecturer in the department of Applied Social Studies at VIVES University College. She has an...
Nele Audenaert holds a master’s degree in law (2014), specialises in the European dimension of the general part of criminal...
Karl van den Broeck is a journalist, who has worked for the Flemish newspaper De Morgen for almost twenty...
Bro. René Stockman, doctor in the field of social health care, is the Superior General of the Congregation of...
