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Teun van Ruitenburg
Teun van Ruitenburg
Teun van Ruitenburg holds a Master of Science in Criminology from the VU University Amsterdam. He started his PhD research in September 2014 at the department of Criminology of the Erasmus School of Law, Erasmus University Rotterdam. His main research interests relate to the sociology of crime control and the way in which (state) agencies aim to control crime and risks.
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Fighting outlaw motorcycle gangs (OMGs) is currently one of the top priorities of many governments around the world. In his research, Teun examines how the Dutch Government is controlling the risk of outlaw motorcycle gangs. By taking ‘the pre-crime society’ as his theoretical starting-point, he moreover aims to make clear to what extent this ‘Dutch Approach’ offers an adequate response to the problem of OMGs.

1. Van Ruitenburg, T. (2016). Raising barriers to ‘outlaw motorcycle gang-related events’. Underlining the difference between pre-emption and prevention. Erasmus Law Review, 3, 122-134. Read it here.