Preliminary Programme

Showing: Criminal Justice (all days)
Tue 13 April
    8.30
    10.45
    14.15
    16.30

Wed 14 April
    8.30
    10.45
    14.15
    16.30

Thu 15 April
    8.30
    10.45
    14.15
    16.30

Fri 16 April
    8.30
    10.45
    14.15
    16.30

All days
Tuesday 13 April 2010 8.30
E-1 CRI01 The Ideal Policeman
Zaal L 4, muziekcentrum
Network: Criminal Justice Chair: Herbert Reinke
Organizer: Joanne Klein Discussant: Wilbur Miller
Jonathan Dunnage : Representatives of the modern authoritarian state or agents of the ‘Revolution'? Constructions of the ideal policeman in fascist Italy
Anja Johansen : Shaping the Perfect Policeman
Joanne Klein : The Evolution of the Ideal English Constable: Portrayals in Police Instruction Books from the 19th century to the present
Haia Shpayer-Makov : France as the 'other' in public debates about law enforcement in Victorian England



Tuesday 13 April 2010 10.45
B-2 CRI03 Authoritarian Criminal Justice in Transnational Perspective: The Soviet Union, Fascist Italy and Nazi Germany
Bibliotheek, muziekcentrum
Network: Criminal Justice Chair: Benjamin Hett
Organizers: Paul Garfinkel, Richard Wetzell Discussant: Benjamin Hett
Paul Garfinkel : How "Fascist" Was It? Italy's 1930 Rocco Code in National and International Context
Anthony Mcelligott : Sex Murder and Volksgemeinschaft: Justice and Injustice in the Third Reich
Peter Solomon : The International Factor in the Criminal Policy of Authoritarian Regimes:
Richard Wetzell : Nazi Criminal Justice and the International Penal Reform Movement



Tuesday 13 April 2010 14.15
C-3 CRI07 Evolutionary Perspectives on the History of Violence
Kraakhuis, muziekcentrum
Network: Criminal Justice Chair: Clive Emsley
Organizer: Manuel Eisner Discussant: Clive Emsley
Ian Armit : The prehistory of warfare and inter-personal violence
Manuel Eisner : Killing Kings - Elite Violence in Evolutionary Perspective: Europe, 600-1800
Pete King : The Rapid Rise of recorded Homicide and the Geography of Lethal Violence in Britain 1800-1860
Frédéric Vesentini : Ordinary Violence, Lethal Violence and Economic Crisis in Belgium in the mid-19th century
John C. Wood : A change of perspective: integrating evolutionary psychology into the historiography of violence



Tuesday 13 April 2010 16.30
C-4 CRI18 Meet the author: Randolph Roth: Homicide in Europe and the US
Kraakhuis, muziekcentrum
Network: Criminal Justice Chair: Paul Lawrence
Organizers: - Discussants: Manuel Eisner, Pete King, Pieter Spierenburg
Randolph Roth : The Relationship between Guns and Homicide in the United States



Wednesday 14 April 2010 8.30
I-5 CRI02 Panel: From Swindlers to Svips
Room D1, Pauli
Network: Criminal Justice Chair: Chris A. Williams
Organizers: - Discussant: Chris A. Williams
Clive Emsley : Swindlers, spivs and a few plain plonkers - all in khaki
Mark Roodhouse : 'Doing the Business' in Wartime London: Trading Relationships between Detectives and Criminal Entrepreneurs in London’s East End, 1940-1949
Sarah Wilson : Corporate business, fraud and “Barrow boys”: uncovering the social spectrum of nineteenth-century financial crime



Wednesday 14 April 2010 10.45
A-6 CRI16 Interpreting Crime in Early Modern Europe
Auditorium, muziekcentrum
Network: Criminal Justice Chair: Pete King
Organizers: - Discussant: Pete King
Martin Bergman : Burnt and forgotten – women ceasing to exist while not being acknowledged
Cosmin Dariescu, Nadia Cerasela Dariescu : Incrimination of Ravishment in 17th Century Walachia
Pavel Matlas : Criminal History in the Czech Historiography in the two Last Decades
Maja Mechant : The lives of prostitutes in the early modern Southern Netherlands
Roddy Nilsson : The disregarded criminologists: The Swedish prison chaplains, c. 1850–1900
Peter Rushton, Gwenda Morgan : Dangerous Words: Sedition and the State in Britain and America, 1660-1800


E-6 CRI04 Creating 'Orderly' Citizens: Policing, Enforcing and Representing Order
Zaal L 4, muziekcentrum
Network: Criminal Justice Chair: Nadine Rossol
Organizers: Nadine Rossol, Michael Sturm Discussant: Michael Sturm
Bettina Blum : Rulers of the Traffic. (Women) Traffic Police in East Germany 1945-1970
Stefan Nyzell : "The Battle Raged in Malmö". The Möllevången Riots of 1926. A Study of Violent Political Conflict in Inter-War Sweden
Leonard Schmieding : Policing HipHop in the GDR 1983-1990
Tilmann Siebeneichner : „A Steady Renewed Lust to Survive“? The „Kampfgruppen der Arbeiterklasse“, the THW and the Virulence of Civil-war-perceptions in the Divided Post-war Germany



Wednesday 14 April 2010 14.15
A-7 CRI17 Policing in the Ibero-American World
Auditorium, muziekcentrum
Network: Criminal Justice Chair: David Cahill
Organizer: Gerald Blaney Discussant: David Cahill
Gerald Blaney : A Hispanic Institution: The self-image of the Spanish Civil Guard and its ‘missions’ to Latin America
Marcos Bretas, Marcos Luiz Bretas & Diego Galeano : European Police models in Latin America (1880-1930)
Diego Palacios Cerezales : A country without gendarmerie. Policing and political integration in rural Portugal during the 19th century


X-7 CRI05 Police, Justice and National Borders
M211, Marissal
Network: Criminal Justice Chair: Xavier Rousseaux
Organizers: Catherine Denys, Xavier Rousseaux Discussant: Xavier Rousseaux
Ilsen About : Police Borders and Migrations in West Europe, 1890-1914. Conflicts, Co-operations & Technological Developments.
Catherine Denys : Policing the Empire's borders: an impossible task?
Renaud Morieux : Transgressing Border Controls in the 18th c.: Criminals between England and France
Chris A. Williams : The development of the British Police National Computer



Thursday 15 April 2010 8.30
E-9 CRI06 Criminality, Race and Respectability
Zaal L 4, muziekcentrum
Network: Criminal Justice Chair: John Drabble
Organizers: - Discussant: John Drabble
Adrian Ager : ‘Drunk’, ‘riotous’, ‘disorderly’ and ‘indecent’: Prostitution in Chatham 1830-1885
James Campbell : 'Southern justice would be none too Speedy for such brutes': Race, Respectability and Regional Understandings of Law and Violence in Early-Twentieth Century New York and Pennsylvania
Kate Dossett : Race, Gender and Convict Labor in the Federal Theatre Project
Vivien Miller : Respectability, Whiteness, and Culpability in 1950s Florida
Ann Schofield : The Respectability Defense: Lizzie Borden and Ossian Sweet



Thursday 15 April 2010 10.45
E-10 CRI08 Juvenile Justice: National and International Issues
Zaal L 4, muziekcentrum
Network: Criminal Justice Chair: Louise Jackson
Organizers: - Discussant: Louise Jackson
Marieke Dekker : Questioning effectiveness of child protection: an analysis of articles in Dutch scientific and professional journals on child protection between 1945 and 2005
Aurore François, Christine Machiels : From Philanthropists to Juvenile Judges: Women facing Juvenile Delinquency. International Debates and Local Practices (1890-1960)
David Niget, Marie-Sylvie Dupont-Bouchat : From the Benevolent Father to the Social Clinician: Magistrates in the International Child Protection Movement in the XXTH Century



Thursday 15 April 2010 14.15
E-11 CRI09 State Surveillance and Imprisonment
Zaal L 4, muziekcentrum
Network: Criminal Justice Chair: Anja Johansen
Organizers: Jonas Campion, Janet Clark, John Drabble Discussant: Wilbur Miller
Jonas Campion : Did Gendarmes made politic ? Political Policing of Occupied Gendarmeries facing Liberation Purges Procedures (France, Belgium, Netherlands : 1944-1948)
Janet Clark, John Drabble & Jonas Campion : The vital witness: the Meerut Conspiracy Case and the covert operations of the London Metropolitan Police Special Branch
John Drabble : FBI Covert Operations and Suppression of Ku Klux Klan Violence, 1964-1971



Thursday 15 April 2010 16.30
E-12 CRI10 Gender and Crime
Zaal L 4, muziekcentrum
Network: Criminal Justice Chair: Clive Emsley
Organizer: Manon van der Heijden Discussant: Pieter Spierenburg
Trevor Dean : Women in the streets of late medieval Bologna
Valentijn Koningsberger, Manon van der Heijden : Change or Continuity? Female crime patterns in the Netherlands
Jessica Warner : Women, gender, and interpersonal violence in early modern England: The case against dichotomies



Friday 16 April 2010 8.30
E-13 CRI11 Night Time in the City: Social Control and the Uses of Darkness
Zaal L 4, muziekcentrum
Network: Criminal Justice Chair: Catherine Denys
Organizers: Margo De Koster, Herbert Reinke Discussant: Herbert Reinke
Margo De Koster : Night Spaces and Youth in Antwerp: Social Control and the Uses of Darkness, 1880-1940
Gonçalo Rocha Gonçalves : Managing a growing city: police reform and night policing, Lisbon 1890-1910
Christine Hentschel : Lights in the dark: on the uses of atmosphere against danger in the city, Durban, South Africa.
Sascha Schierz : No Booze in the City: Public Space, Juveniles and Night Time Governance in German Cities
Klaus Weinhauer : Clubcultures versus Subcultures? Nightlife in Clubs and Discotheques in Berlin during the 1960/70s



Friday 16 April 2010 10.45
E-14 CRI12 Different Forms of Incarceration during and after the Second World War
Zaal L 4, muziekcentrum
Network: Criminal Justice Chair: Xavier Rousseaux
Organizers: Dimitri Roden, Lawrence Van Haecke Discussant: Xavier Rousseaux
Bas Kortholt : Liberation without freedom. The life in the Intermentcamp Westerbork 1945-1948
Dimitri Roden : The German military administration in occupied Belgium and the use of the Belgian prison system (1940-1944)
Lawrence Van Haecke : Incarcerating suspects of collaboration with the enemy
Antoon Vrints, Frank Caestecker : The clash of loyalty among German immigrants in Belgium during and after the First World War


T-14 EDU11 Crossroads of Correction, Education, Punishment and Protection
M202, Marissal
Networks: Criminal Justice , Education and Childhood Chair: Margo De Koster
Organizer: Veerle Massin Discussant: Margo De Koster
Timo Harrikari : Exploring the governance of juvenile crime in the Nordic context. The case of Finland in 1890-1940
Susanna Hoikkala : Post-war constructions of youth social problems - Disciplining the rule-breaking boys in one Finnish reform school
Louise Jackson : Youth Crime and Preventive Policing in England and Scotland 1945-1970
Veerle Massin : At heart of Education', Repression', and Rehabilitation's Strategies : a Paradox. Girl's Reform School's Practices, Belgium 1920-1965



Friday 16 April 2010 14.15
E-15 CRI13 A New Order in the City? Controling Urban motorised Traffic and the Public in European Cities during the First Decades of the 20th Century
Zaal L 4, muziekcentrum
Network: Criminal Justice Chair: Klaus Weinhauer
Organizer: Herbert Reinke Discussant: Margo De Koster
Quentin Deluermoz : The Prefecture de Police’s Car Service and the Parisian Traffic: Politics, Reglementations and Policing of a Public Problem (1892-1921)
Guus Meershoek : Traffic control and the Amsterdam public 1918-1940
Herbert Reinke : Enforcing Right-angled Street Crossings, Misconceiving Traffic Lights: (Dis-) Order, Control and ‘Eigensinn’ in Urban Traffic (German Cities, 1920s-30s)



Friday 16 April 2010 16.30
E-16 CRI15 Jewish Victims and Villains in Historical Context: Adventures in Ethno-criminology
Zaal L 4, muziekcentrum
Network: Criminal Justice Chair: Susan L. Tananbaum
Organizer: Michael Berkowitz Discussant: Susan L. Tananbaum
Michael Berkowitz : The Madoff Paradox: Sage, Savior, Thief?
David De Vries : Diamonds, Jews and Trust
Paul Knepper : The Usual Suspects? Jews in Nineteenth Century Malta


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