The following publications are available to the public for lending on a short-term basis. The library is situated at VSM's offices in Old Bakery Street, Valletta. Interested parties can contact VSM's Coordinator by email for an appointment during office hours (Monday to Friday).
Victims of crime in Malta are grossly under-researched. Research is thus deeply encouraged. To this effect, VSM is consistently willing to help researchers in their study endeavours. The library is part of this sustained commitment. Reseachers are allowed to make use of VSM's resources on condition that a copy of their final research will be placed at its lending library.
Constructing Victims' Rights (2004) by Paul Rock, Oxford University Press, Great Britain
Crime Victimization in Comparative Perspective: Results from the International Crime Victims Survey - 1898-2000 (2002) edited by Paul Nieuwbeerta, Boom Juridische uitgevers, Den Haag, The Netherlands
Crime Victims (2001) by Andrew Karmen, 4th edition, Victim Support, USA
Crime Victims (2006) by Basia Spalek, MacMillan, New York
Crime Victims' Guide to Justice (2001) by Mary L. Boland, Sphinx, USA
God and the Victim () by Lisa Barnes Lampman
Goodbye, Dearest Holly (2005) by Kevin Wells, Hodder and Stoughton, London, Great Britain
Human Cargo (2005) by Caroline Mooreland, Chatto & Windus, London, England
Making Malta a Safer Place for International Visitors (2007) by Mark Montebello, Victim Support Malta, Malta
Mapping Restorative Justice (2004) by David Miers and Johin Willemsens, eds., European Forum for Victim-Offender Mediation and Restorative Justice, Belgium
Probation and Probation Services (2000) by A.M. van Kalmthout, Wolf, The Netherlands
Project Dike (2003) by Frederico Moyano and Faye Farr, eds., Acts of Seminar, Apoio a Vitima - APAV, Portugal
Real Rape (1987) by Susan Estrich, Harvard University Press, Cambridge
Repeat Victimization (2001) edited by Craham Farrell and Ken Pease, Crime Prevention Studies, vol.12, Criminal Justice Press, Monsey, NY, USA
Services to Victims of Crime in Malta (2004) by the Ministry of Justice & Home Affairs and Mid-Dlam ghad-Dawl, Malta
Stupru (2006) by Marie Anne Zammit, Malta
Temida (2006), Journal for Victim Issues, Vol.2, Serbia
The New Politics of Criminal Justice (1998) by Ann James and John Raine, Addison Wesley Longman, Essex, UK
The Right to Information of Victims of Crime in Malta (2006) by Mark Montebello, Victim Support Malta, Malta
Transcending: Reflections of crime victims (2001) by Howard Zehr, Good Books, USA
Victim (2004) by Matthew Smith, Arrow, London, UK
Victimology (2002) by Judith M. Sgarzi and Jack McDevitt, Prentice, USA
Victims and Victimology (2005) by Jo Goodey, Pearson, England
Victims of Crime (1997) by Robert C. Davis and Arthur J. Lurigio, 2nd ed., Sage, London, England
Victims of Crime (2001) by Edward Saliba, unpublished LL.D. thesis, University of Malta, Malta
Victims of Crime in 22 European Criminal Justice Systems (2000) by M.E.I. Brienen and E.H. Hoegen, Willem-Jan von der Wolf, The Netherlands
Victims - Support and Assistance (2006) by the Council of Europe, Strasbourg
Why do People Commit Crime? (2004) by Alen Woolf, Random House, London, England
Working with Victims of Crime (1999) by Brian Williams, Kingsley, London, England
