Malouke Kuiper

Dr. Malouke Kuiper is an Assistant Professor at Erasmus School of Law, Criminology Department, Erasmus University Rotterdam. Her research program examines behavioral change mechanisms at the intersection of law and social psychology, with substantive expertise in compliance behavior during public health crises.

Her work employs complexity science frameworks to analyze how individuals and institutions respond to regulatory environments. Primary research streams include: social norm transmission during pandemics; criminological influences on public attitudes toward punishment; and knowledge translation between legal theory and practice. Methodologically, she specializes in longitudinal survey designs and network analysis.

Publications demonstrate consistent focus on compliance sustainability across different regulatory contexts. Recent COVID-19 research established predictive models for adherence to public health measures based on obligation perceptions, social influences, and institutional trust. Current projects investigate juror decision-making processes and judicial receptivity to behavioral science evidence.