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Wednesday 24 March 2004
8:30
N-1
CRI01
Domestic, Capital Punishment & Popular Culture(18th-20th C.)
Room N
Martin Bergman : Murder as a short cut to heaven - popular beliefs, debate and official reactions in Nordic and German states ca 1750-1850 Donald Fyson : Domestic Violence between Men in Quebec and Lower Canada, 1780-1850 Geoffroy Le Clercq : The courts and intra-family violences in the Namurois, 1830-1900 Richard Mc Mahon : Homicide, the courts and popular culture in Ireland 1800-1850
Wednesday 24 March 2004
14:15
K-3
CRI13
Crime and the Media in Historical Perspective I
Room K
Wilbur Miller : 'Police' Columns in Mid 19th Century New York and London Newspapers: Court Reporting as Literature Judith Rowbotham : Reporting Reputations: Crime and the Law in the English Press in the Fin de Siecle Martin Wiener : Public 'Judgement' of Murder Defendants in 19th Century Britain and the Empire
Wednesday 24 March 2004
16:30
A-4
CRI14
Crime and the Media in Historical Perspective II Film clips will be shown during the session.
Room A
John Drabble : 'A constructive, systematic, coordinated and total effort:' The FBI's Media Campaign against the KKK, 1964-1971
Thursday 25 March 2004
8:30
C-5
CRI05
Juvenile Crime & Justice I: European experiences (19th-20th century)
Room C
Margo De Koster : Girls' journeys to the juvenile court: Antwerp, first half of the 20th-century Els Dumortier : The creation of the (Belgian) juvenile judge Dietrich Oberwittler, Helmut Thome : Juvenile Crime in a Modernizing Society - An Aggregate-Level Analysis of Age- and Offence-Specific Conviction Rates in late 19th-Century Germany T-5 CRI03 Early modern attitudes toward crime Room U
Gwenda Morgan, Dr Peter Rushton : Sources and Patterns of Exchange in the Formation of the 'Criminal Atlantic' David Nash : Profane paradigms - theorising about blasphemy and hate crime in early modern and modern Europe Pieter Spierenburg : Protestant Attitudes Toward Violence: The Early Dutch Republic
Thursday 25 March 2004
10:45
N-6
CRI06
Juvenile Crime & Justice II: Youth's sexual behaviour and the courts
Room N
Tamara Myers : Girls, Boys, Sex, and the Juvenile Court David Niget : Venal sexuality, predatory sexuality, or pathological sexuality? Girls, boys and the juvenile justice system in Angers (France), 1914-1945 Ingrid van der Bij : The juvenile judge and the family supervision order; problematic sexuality in the Groningen juvenile court, 1922- 1940
Thursday 25 March 2004
14:15
N-7
CRI07
Juvenile Crime & Justice III: Institutional and judicial responses: Montreal, 1850-1950
Room N
Janice Harvey : 'At-Risk' Children and the Montreal Ladies' Benevolent Industrial School, 1883 - 1921 Sylvie Ménard : The Montreal Juvenile Delinquents Court and the Saint-Antoine Institute for delinquent boys Jean Trépanier : Children and their families in juvenile court : actors or spectators of their own fate?
Friday 26 March 2004
8:30
K-9
CRI15
Police I: The police between local and central power, 18th-20th century
Room K
Nicole Dyonet : Working title : The 'Maréchaussée' in the 18th century : a tool in the service of the police forces. Its action in the field : between local and national dimensions. Cyrille Fijnaut, G.Meershoek & R.V.D. Wal & J. Smeets : The centralisation of the Dutch police system in the 19th-20th century René Lévy : Actors and stakes of the nationalization of the suburban police of Paris, 1934-1936 R-9 ORA01 The Holocaust: Survivor Memories a Room S
Eric Johnson, Karl-Heinz Reuband : Jewish Experiences of Persecution and Anti-Semitism in Nazi Germany: Social Scientific Survey Evidence Sabine Kittel : Ways of Coping in Different Countries: Two Jewish Former Prisoners of Ravensbrueck Concentration Camp Talk about Their Experiences Today Selma Leydesdorff : Holocaust and Survivors memories
Friday 26 March 2004
10:45
K-10
CRI16
Police II: Police and the people, 19th-20th century
Room K
Johanna Dahlgren : Women police in Stockholm 1908-1971 Anja Johansen : Good Burghers and Law Enforcement: Complaints against the Police in late nineteenth-century Tourcoing, Düsseldorf and Dundee Paul Lawrence : The Police, Poverty and Criminality in France and England, 1850-1939 Chris A. Williams : The day-to-day control of policing in the UK, 1930-1980: from regulation to control room
Friday 26 March 2004
14.15
T-11
CRI17
Police III: Police and Public Order in Interwar Europe
Room U
Gerald Blaney : Conditional Loyalty: The Civil Guard and the Spanish Second Republic, 1931-1936. Stewart Lloyd-Jones, Diego Palacios Cerezales : Guardians of the Republic? Portugal's Guarda Nacional República and the politicians during the 'New' Old Republic, 1919-1926'
Friday 26 March 2004
16.30
O-12
CRI04
Penal Policies & Incarceration
Room O
Marie Gottschalk : Fall From Grace: Women's Groups, Feminists, and the Politics of Mass Incarceration Maria João Vaz : Crime and Political Opposition in Portugal (1880-1910) Alfred Weiss, Gerhard Ammerer : ... so that they do not grow mouldy in prison ... Penitentiaries and Workhouses, Sentencing and the Prison Discourse in Austria around 1800 T-12 LAT06 Police IV: Political Policing in 20th Century Latin America Room U
Marcia Guena : Paraguay's and Brazil's political polices under the Operation Condor Marcus Klein : The role of the Chilean Carabineros in the Pinochet regime Aaron Navarro : Policing Politics in Mexico: The Role of Intelligence in Electoral Transitions, 1940-1952
Saturday 27 March 2004
8:30
T-13
CRI08
Criminal Justice in Times of Political Crisis: Central Europe 1920-1950
Room U
Benjamin Hett : The Crisis of Justice in Weimar Berlin Richard Wetzell : Criminal Justice between Democracy and Dictatorship: The Politics of Penal Reform from the Weimar Republic to the Nazi Regime
Saturday 27 March 2004
10:45
T-14
CRI10
War, Law and Violence (20th c.)
Room U
Benoît Majerus : Brussels in November 1918: a double process of leaving war. Helene Sinnreich : ...I never missed an opportunity to steal : Theft as a Survival Strategy in the Lodz Ghetto Antoon Vrints : Rites of liberation. Collective actions at the end of the Great War in Antwerp (Belgium)
Saturday 27 March 2004
14:15
T-15
CRI11
Drugs, Politics and Consumption from the 1950's to the 1970's: International Perspectives
Room U
Robert Stephens : Gender and the Politics of Drugs: Debating Drug Consumption in Hamburg, 1969-1975 Klaus Weinhauer : The London Drug Scenes in the 1960/70s
Saturday 27 March 2004
16:30
Q-16
CRI12
Crime, Law and Narratives of Sexuality in 19th and 20t Century Europe
Room R
Shani Dcruze : Gender Murder and Middlebrow culture in interwar Britain Louise Jackson : The 'White Slave Trade' as Cultural Myth: Narratives of Sexual Abuse 1870-1970 Domenico Rizzo : Invention of Private Sphere, Construction of Public Sphere: Sex Crimes in Liberal Italy Between the Church State and the Liberal State (Rome, 19. c.) |
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