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Wednesday 22 March 2006
8:30
G-1
POL17
Justice and Statebuilding I
Room G
Dimitris Kousouris : Justice, Ideology and Politics of Liberation: The Winners' Law as Established by the Trials of Collaborators and War Criminals. Greece, Italy and France Michail Sotiropoulos : State building through Law formation: the role of university (law) professors in the case of 19th century Greece and Italy Q-1 CRI01 Experiences with delinquency and the justice system Room N1-O1
Lee Polansky : “One of the Worst Little Creatures I Ever Came in Contact With”: The Delinquent Girl and the Juvenile Justice System in Georgia, 1914-1924 Lotta Vikström : Causes and Consequences of Individual Misconduct in the Past: Juvenile Delinquents and Their Demographic Path Compared to that of 'Ordinary' Youths in the Nineteenth-Century Sundsvall Region, Sweded
Wednesday 22 March 2006
10:45
Q-2
CRI02
Juvenile probation: one denomination, different realities
Room N1-O1
Jean Trépanier : Probation at the Montreal Juvenile Delinquents Court, 1912-1950: rhetoric and reality Ingrid van der Bij : Roots of change. Dutch civil juvenile justice in the fifties at the district court of Groningen.
Wednesday 22 March 2006
14:15
L-3
CRI03
Controling Juvenile offenders
Room L
David Meeres : Policing ‘wayward’ youth: law, society and youth criminality in Berlin 1939 – 1953 Tamara Myers : Clearing the Streets of / for the Youth: A History of Canadian Curfew Law Q-3 CRI04 Representation of Police in mid-Twentieth Century Room N1-O1
Joanne Klein : Ideal Policemen - Real Policemen: the contradictions of training to be an English constable, 1900-1939 Nadine Rossol : From 'Republican Soldiers' to 'Friends and Helpers': The Involvement of the Police in State Representation in Germany 1926-1936 S-3 CRI16 Justice and Statebuilding II Room S
Machteld De Metsenaere : Women and the repression of collaboration in Belgium after the Second World War Matthijs Lok : The politics of oblivion and the purges of Napoleonic officials in Restauration France and the Netherlands (1813-1830)
Wednesday 22 March 2006
16:30
Q-4
CRI05
Policing & Transition to Democracy
Room N1-O1
Diego Palacios Cerezales : Fascist lackeys or just police officers? Dealing with police past during Portuguese transition to democracy.
Thursday 23 March 2006
8:30
Q-5
CRI06
New Trans-national Approaches to the History of Drugs
Room N1-O1
Paul Gootenberg : The Pre-Colombian Era of Drug Trafficking in the Americas: Cocaine, 1945-1973 Robert Stephens : Toward a Global History of Illicit Drug Markets
Thursday 23 March 2006
10:45
Q-6
CRI07
Reporting Murder
Room N1-O1
Judith Rowbotham : Murder, She Wrote….Mrs Henry Wood’s Use of Newspaper Reporting, 1858-1887 Daniel Vyleta : Murder in the Viennese Press, 1895-1910
Thursday 23 March 2006
14:15
Q-7
CRI08
Criminal Justice, Politics and Everyday Life in Modern Germany and Italy
Room N1-O1
Paul A. Garfinkel : Prevention, Prophylaxis and Paternalism: The Liberal Roots of Fascist Criminal Law in Italy, 1910-1934 Ann Goldberg : Defamation Law and the Politics of Everyday Life in Imperial Germany, 1871-1918
Friday 24 March 2006
8:30
T-9
CRI09
Child Murder in North-Atlantic Europe 1700-1900
Room T
Anne-Marie Kilday : ‘Monsters of the Vilest Kind’: Attitudes towards Child Killers in Eighteenth Century Scotland Richard Mc Mahon : Children, Homicide and the Law in Nineteenth-century Ireland Katherine Watson : Crimes of the Blackest Dye? Judicial Responses to Child Murder in England and Wales, 1700-1900
Friday 24 March 2006
10:45
O-10
CRI10
Police and Press in Historical Perspective
Room O
Haia Shpayer-Makov : The Intricate Relationship between Journalists and Police Detectives in Victorian and Edwardian England
Friday 24 March 2006
14:15
Q-11
CRI11
Criminal Justice in the Early Modern Era
Room N1-O1
Elmar Henrich : Jurisdiction, Communal Conflict and Bounty Hunting: the Destabilization of a Central Italian Mountain Frontier in the Early Modern Period. Olli Matikainen : "Raving madness or "Devil´s plot?" Intentionality in Early Modern Finnish Homicide Trials, 1500 - 1800
Friday 24 March 2006
16:30
G-12
CRI12
Policing and Civil Liberties
Room G
Anja Johansen : Getting away with murder? Police accused of causing death and injury in Berlin, Paris and London c.1900-1914 Paul Lawrence : Vagrants, the Police and ‘Civil Liberties’ during the Interwar Period Chris A. Williams : Constables for hire: the long and significant history of private 'public' policing in the UK
Saturday 25 March 2006
8:30
M-13
CRI13
Civil Liberties Besieged: Special powers and threat of terrorism
Room M
Michael Hassett : Irish Nationalists, the British Government and Anti -Terrorist Legislation Steve Hewitt : Policing Passports: Canadian State Efforts to End the Misuse of Canadian Passports, 1933-1999 Gilles Vandal : Terorism and Violence in Rural Louisiana, 1865-1884
Saturday 25 March 2006
10:45
Q-14
CRI14
Punishment & the State
Room N1-O1
Martin Bergman : The Swede in 19th century European anti-capital punishment abolitionism – Knut Olivecrona and his ”Om dödsstraffet”. Sinan Gulhan : Nineteenth Century Prison Reform Movements: An Inquiry into the Hegemonic Discourse of Punishment Gwenda Morgan, Peter Rushton : Arson, Treason and Plot: The Eighteenth-Century State as Victim, Detector and Prosecutor
Saturday 25 March 2006
14:15
M-15
CRI15
Ethnicity & Crime in the British colonies
Room M
Donald Fyson : Violence Between Men in Quebec, 1780-1850: A Comparative Overview |
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