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Tuesday 26 February 2008
14.15
P-1
CRI01
Military Justice
Room 8.1
Bob Lilly, Bobbie Ticknor & Brandy Girton : Murder in the Military: US Soldiers in the European Theater of Operations, WW II Stephen Miller : "Duty or Crime?: Defining Acceptable Behavior in the British Army in South Africa, 1899-1902"
Tuesday 26 February 2008
16.30
C-2
CRI03
Homicide on the Long Run: The Belgian Case
Cave C
Aude Musin : Homicide on the Long Run : a Regional Case (Namur, 1360-1860) Frédéric Vesentini : Homicide on the Long Run : the Belgian Case (1830-1990)
Wednesday 27 February 2008
8.30
C-3
CRI04
Stories of Shame, Cultures of Blame: Britain and Europe 1700-1900
Cave C
David Nash : The Everyday life of a Wexford Parson: The Rev. William Hughes’ taste for drink, profanity, blasphemy, indecent exposure, criminal damage, bestiality and field sports Katherine Watson : Loss of Face: Vitriol Throwing, Blame and Stigma in England, 1840-1900 D-3 CRI24 Social Control of Poverty and Marginality Cave D
Verda Irtis : The criminalization of juveniles in Turkish society: Roots ans recent evolutions from a socio-historical point of view Pete King : The Making of the Juvenile Reformatory in England 1780-1825; Voluntary Initiatives and State Funding Frode Ulvund : The Norwegian workhouse-system from 1845 to 1907
Wednesday 27 February 2008
10.45
D-4
CRI05
Youth and Policing
Cave D
Louise Jackson : Policing Youth in Post-War England and Scotland: Gender, Sexuality and Leisure Val Marie Johnson : Governing Youth, Justice, and Liberalism in Canada, 1960-1971 Tamara Myers : “From Disciplinarian to Coach: The Policing of Youth in Post World War II Canada” F-4 CRI23 Collaboration and post-war punishment in Belgium: 1945-1955 Sala Leite de Vasconcelos
Machteld De Metsenaere, Sophie Bollen : Disgraceful Love. ‘Sentimental collaboration’ and its punishment in Belgium after World War Two. Antoon Vrints, Koen Aerts : Re-establishing the state monopoly on violence: Death Penalty and Military Justice in Post-war Belgium (1944-1950).
Wednesday 27 February 2008
14.15
D-5
CRI06
Institutionalisation of criminal justice enforcements and its implications
Cave D
Francis Dodsworth : The genealogy of police in England,c. 1780-1856 John Drabble : Transformations in Policing Radical Labor: Private Detective Agencies, Local and State Police, and the Federalization of Counterintelligence during the Progressive Era in the United States John Mcdermott : The development of police racial awareness training, 1981-1993 Chris A. Williams : The New Police and Duration, 1820-1860
Wednesday 27 February 2008
16.30
D-6
CRI07
Policing
Cave D
Drew Gray : An example of that unity, and of that dependence of parts on each other, without which no well constructed and efficient system of police can ever be expected”: Policing the City of London, c.1780-1829 Gonçalo Rocha Gonçalves : Ordering the streets: Police and traffic in Lisbon (1890 – 1910) Haia Shpayer-Makov : Revisiting the Detective Figure in Late Victorian Fiction
Thursday 28 February 2008
8.30
D-7
CRI09
The policing of right-wing and communist dictatorships
Cave D
Jonathan Dunnage : ‘Being a Policeman in Fascist Italy: A Study of Lives, Careers, Strategies and Mentalities’ Diego Palacios Cerezales : Italy or Britain? foreign models of policing in Salazar's Portugal Mark David Pittaway : From Anti-Fascist to Socialist Policing in Hungary's Western Borderland, 1944-1950
Thursday 28 February 2008
10.45
D-8
CRI11
Hot spots and dangerous people: Globalisation of crime and fear during the late 19th and 20th centuries?
Cave D
Alexandra Locher : Political Violence in Italy 1970-1980 Astrid Renland : Drugs, weapons and women: The same travel routes? Regulating cross-borders movement through crime
Thursday 28 February 2008
14.15
B-9
CRI08
Political Contention and Collective Violence: Representations of Law, Order and the Police, 1886-2004
Cave B
Roger Johansson : The History of May Day and the struggle for the History –Narratives of the May Day in the United States Stefan Nyzell : It's Shining Red". The Police Accociation Comrade, the Labour Movement, and the Möllevången Riots in Malmö 1926 D-9 CRI12 Heroin in International Perspective Cave D
Detlef Briesen : Some Aspects of Heroin Consumption in Germany after the Second World War Eric Schneider : Heroin in International Perspective Joseph Spillane : Heroin Markets and Violence: New Perspectives on an Old Problem
Thursday 28 February 2008
16.30
C-10
NMCRI
Network meeting: Criminal Justice
Cave C
Friday 29 February 2008
8.30
D-11
CRI13
Defending Civil Liberties in Law-enforcement and Criminal Justice
Cave D
Wilbur Miller : Authority In America Tanja Rietmann : Detaining the non-criminal. Coercive 20th century welfare policies towards deviant men and women in Switzerland and their inconsistencies with Human Rights Y-11 CRI25 Down by law? Social exclusion and outlawing Room 2.14
Elmar Henrich : The Adjudication of Bounty Hunters' Claims in an Early Modern Italian Republic Kariin Sundsback : Criminality, Social Networks and Integration in the Norwegian Society of Amsterdam, 1640-1700 Gilles Vandal : Whites and Afro-Americans under Slavery: The Enforcement
Friday 29 February 2008
10.45
O-12
CRI26
Gender and Interpersonal Violence
Room 7.1
Annmarie Hughes : Legal Discourses of Marital Violence in Late Nineteenth and Twentieth Century Scotland Ana Sofia Ribeiro : Between maritime horizons and land realities: different ways of living violence (Portugal, 1750-1789) Heather Shore : Criminality and Masculinity in the Aftermath: The Racecourse wars of the 1920s Q-12 CRI15 Juvenile judge at work: from model to practice Amphitheatre 3
François Fenchel : The Paternal Juvenile Court Judge: the implementation of the child welfare model in Montreal, 1912-1950 Eric Pierre : The Agricultural Penitentiary Colony of Mettray: A Central Place for the Education of Juvenile Delinquents Ingrid van der Bij : The first juvenile judges in the Dutch courts, 1923-1945;
Friday 29 February 2008
14.15
O-13
CRI18
Extreme violence, motivations and interpretations
Room 7.1
Judith Rowbotham : Murder and Motivation: A Contextual Case Study of the Whitechapel Murders Kim Stevenson : "She got past knowing herself and didn't know how many there were": Q-13 CRI16 Girls in juvenile justice: a special case Amphitheatre 3
Veerle Massin, Aurore François & Veerle Massin : “These wandering viruses”: delinquent girls and venereal diseases in Belgium, 1912-1965 David Niget : From the Impossible Violence to the “Behaviour Trouble”. Delinquent Girls in the Child Guidance Institutions in Belgium, from 1950 to 1970 Jean Trépanier : A different treatment? Girls before the Montreal juvenile court, 1912-1950
Friday 29 February 2008
16.30
Q-14
CRI21
Empire and crime/policing
Amphitheatre 3
Annelieke Dirks : Juvenile Delinquency and Forced Re-education in the Netherlands Indies, 1900-1940 Christopher Fritsch : Ordinances “Consonant to Reason....nor Contrary “ to the Laws of England: William Penn and the Creation and Administration of Criminal Law Tammy Razi : Juvenile Delinquents, Child Street-Peddlers and Neglected Children: Constructing the Nation's Margins in Mandatory Palestine
Saturday 1 March 2008
8.30
X-15
CRI19
Gender Story Violence
Room 2.13
Elena Barbulescu : Violence and Gender in a Romanian Village Marie Eriksson : The Politics of "Marital Dissonance" - Political Discourses about Men's violence against Women in Marriage in 19th Century Sweden
Saturday 1 March 2008
10.45
X-16
CRI28
Round Table on Clive Emsley's Crime, Police, and Penal Policy: European Experiences 1750-1940
Room 2.13
Saturday 1 March 2008
14.15
K-17
CRI27
Terms and practices in transformation
Room 4
Emmanuel Berger : Between liberty and order. Norms, practices and stakes of the prosecution during the French Revolution and Empire Martin Bergman : Execution and liturgy José Ernesto Pimentel Filho : The birth of “criminalité”: from the word to the history, during the nineteenth century R-17 CRI22 Science and the Law: Criminology and Penal Reform in Italy, Germany, and Britain, 1880-1930 Amphitheater 4
Paul Garfinkel : Reforming by Numbers: Penal Jurists and Judicial Statistics in Liberal Italy Richard Wetzell : The Relationship between Criminology and Penal Reform in Germany, 1880-1930: Science versus Law? |
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