Gerhardus Antonius van Hamel (1842-1917) and the new horizons of criminal justice under penal positivism,

Publication date

2020-11-06

Authors

Vervaele, J.A.E.ORCID 0000-0003-2327-5835ISNI 0000000382716151

Editors

Advisors

Supervisors

DOI

Document Type

Article
Open Access logo

License

Abstract

The aim of this contribution on G.A. van Hamel, one of the co-founders of the I.K.V. is double. First, what were the international schools of thought that inspired him, as a pupil of the neo-classic school, to become a leading figure of penal positivism and social defence and what was his own impact in this international arena? Second, to which extent was he able to elaborate, in his scholarly and policy work, a proper criminal justice theory of social defence?

Keywords

Criminal justice, criminology, neo-classic school, penal positivism, criminal anthropology, social defence, Taverne, SDG 16 - Peace, Justice and Strong Institutions

Citation

Vervaele, J A E 2020, 'Gerhardus Antonius van Hamel (1842-1917) and the new horizons of criminal justice under penal positivism,', Glossae, vol. 17, pp. 211-232.