Louk Hulsman [SEP] place of death
Louk Hulsman
Lodewijk Henri Christian Hulsman, known as Louk Hulsman (8 March 1923 in Kerkrade – 28 January 2009 in Dordrecht) was a Dutch legal scientist and criminologist.
Life.
According to Hulsman, his childhood and adolescence were marked by the time he spent in a religious boarding school that left him traumatized. After graduating from school Hulsman was involved in a resistance movement during World War 2. In 1944 he was convicted of using counterfeit identification papers and imprisoned at the Amersfoort concentration camp. While being transferred to
Hulsman (1983): "Abolire il sistema penale?", in: Dei delitti e delle pene 1, pg.71-89.
- Louk H.C. Hulsman (1986): "Critical Criminology and the Concept of Crime", in: Contemporary Crises, 10 (3-4), pg.63-80.
- Liber Amicorum Louk Hulsman: Social problems and criminal justice (1987), Juridisch Instituut, Erasmus Universiteit Rotterdam
- Louk H.C. Hulsman (1991): "The Abolitionist Case: Alternative Crime Policies