Dr Carolyn Hoyle is Professor of Criminology at the University of Oxford Centre for Criminological Research and a Fellow of Green College. Richard Young is Professor of Law and Policy at Bristol University.

• 1. On Becoming a VictimPaul Rock2. Male Victims of Rape: Responses to a Perceived Threat to MasculinityStephanie Allen3. Victims of Paramilitary Punishment Attacks in BelfastHeather Hamill4. Female-on-Male Domestic Violence: Uncommon or Ignored?Ann Grady5. Securing Restorative Justice for the ‘Non-Participating’ VictimCarolyn Hoyle6. Testing the Limits of Restorative Justice: The Case of Corporate VictimsRichard Young7. The Trial of Rose West: Contesting Notions of VictimhoodJo Winter8. Victim Participation in an Exclusionary Criminal Justice SystemAndrew Sanders

This volume constitutes a stimulating addition to research on crime victims...a fine collection of essays...Hart Publishing have produced yet another beautiful book. Julian V. Roberts Criminology & Criminal Justice Online Vol 4: 103-105; 2004 Hoyle and Young's approach to studying victims of crime is a unique one in that it focuses on those victims who are typically not awarded the status of victim...Hoyle and Young present an array of original works... Venessa Garcia Criminal Justice Review, Vol 30-1 May 05 This is a stimulating and well-presented book. Martin Wright Restorative Justice Online Nov 03 ...it will be a valuable asset to victimologists and academic libraries because it includes so many challenges to conventional wisdom. Brian Williams, De Montfort University British Society of Criminology Newsletter April 2003 The book succeeds in its goal of introducing 'new voices', both in terms of the topics as well as the authors. Roxanne Lieb Howard Journal of Criminal Justice July 2003

Dr Carolyn Hoyle is Professor of Criminology at the University of Oxford Centre for Criminological Research and a Fellow of Green College. Richard Young is Professor of Law and Policy at Bristol University.

• 1. On Becoming a VictimPaul Rock2. Male Victims of Rape: Responses to a Perceived Threat to MasculinityStephanie Allen3. Victims of Paramilitary Punishment Attacks in BelfastHeather Hamill4. Female-on-Male Domestic Violence: Uncommon or Ignored?Ann Grady5. Securing Restorative Justice for the ‘Non-Participating’ VictimCarolyn Hoyle6. Testing the Limits of Restorative Justice: The Case of Corporate VictimsRichard Young7. The Trial of Rose West: Contesting Notions of VictimhoodJo Winter8. Victim Participation in an Exclusionary Criminal Justice SystemAndrew Sanders

This volume constitutes a stimulating addition to research on crime victims...a fine collection of essays...Hart Publishing have produced yet another beautiful book. Julian V. Roberts Criminology & Criminal Justice Online Vol 4: 103-105; 2004 Hoyle and Young's approach to studying victims of crime is a unique one in that it focuses on those victims who are typically not awarded the status of victim...Hoyle and Young present an array of original works... Venessa Garcia Criminal Justice Review, Vol 30-1 May 05 This is a stimulating and well-presented book. Martin Wright Restorative Justice Online Nov 03 ...it will be a valuable asset to victimologists and academic libraries because it includes so many challenges to conventional wisdom. Brian Williams, De Montfort University British Society of Criminology Newsletter April 2003 The book succeeds in its goal of introducing 'new voices', both in terms of the topics as well as the authors. Roxanne Lieb Howard Journal of Criminal Justice July 2003

Dr Carolyn Hoyle is Professor of Criminology at the University of Oxford Centre for Criminological Research and a Fellow of Green College. Richard Young is Professor of Law and Policy at Bristol University.

• 1. On Becoming a VictimPaul Rock2. Male Victims of Rape: Responses to a Perceived Threat to MasculinityStephanie Allen3. Victims of Paramilitary Punishment Attacks in BelfastHeather Hamill4. Female-on-Male Domestic Violence: Uncommon or Ignored?Ann Grady5. Securing Restorative Justice for the ‘Non-Participating’ VictimCarolyn Hoyle6. Testing the Limits of Restorative Justice: The Case of Corporate VictimsRichard Young7. The Trial of Rose West: Contesting Notions of VictimhoodJo Winter8. Victim Participation in an Exclusionary Criminal Justice SystemAndrew Sanders

This volume constitutes a stimulating addition to research on crime victims...a fine collection of essays...Hart Publishing have produced yet another beautiful book. Julian V. Roberts Criminology & Criminal Justice Online Vol 4: 103-105; 2004 Hoyle and Young's approach to studying victims of crime is a unique one in that it focuses on those victims who are typically not awarded the status of victim...Hoyle and Young present an array of original works... Venessa Garcia Criminal Justice Review, Vol 30-1 May 05 This is a stimulating and well-presented book. Martin Wright Restorative Justice Online Nov 03 ...it will be a valuable asset to victimologists and academic libraries because it includes so many challenges to conventional wisdom. Brian Williams, De Montfort University British Society of Criminology Newsletter April 2003 The book succeeds in its goal of introducing 'new voices', both in terms of the topics as well as the authors. Roxanne Lieb Howard Journal of Criminal Justice July 2003