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Wednesday 23 April 2014
8.30 - 10.30
B-1
CRI01
Formal and Informal Police Cooperation in Western Europe, 19th-20th Centuries
Hörsaal 16 raised ground floor
Beatrice de Graaf : The Making of a European Security Culture: Police and Judicial Cooperation at the Mixed Courts of Egypt, 1875-1914 Paul Knepper : Legal History and Social Science History: The League of Nations, the New York Prosecutor and the Case of 'the Mysterious 18-R' Jos Smeets : The Strange Case of the International Criminal. A Dutch View on International Crime 1919-1930 C-1 WOM25 cri4 Crime and Gender in Comparative Perspective 1600-1900 Hörsaal 21 raised groud floor
Sanne Muurling : Crime and Gender in Bologna, 1600-1796 Marion Pluskota : Crime, Gender and Statistics in 19th Century Western Europe Ariadne Schmidt : Crime and Gender in Dutch Towns in the Early Modern Period Manon van der Heijden, Marion Pluskota : Violence and Gender in 18th and 19th C. Holland
Wednesday 23 April 2014
11.00 - 13.00
B-2
CRI02
Circulations, Forms of Reception and Transformation of the Juvenile Court Model in the Later 20th Century
Hörsaal 16 raised ground floor
François Fenchel, Jean Trépanier : Young Adults or Old Juveniles? The Impact of Raising the Age of Criminal Majority on the Montreal Juvenile Court in the 1940s Amelie Nuq : Protecting and Reforming? The Approach of Juvenile Delinquency in Franco’s Spain (1939-1975) Guillaume Perissol : “The Quality of Mercy is not Strain'd”. Ideological and Repressive Modes of Juvenile Justice. A Comparison between Paris and Boston in the mid-Twentieth Century C-2 CRI15 Special session: The Work and Contribution of Pieter Spierenburg Hörsaal 21 raised groud floor
Wednesday 23 April 2014
14.00 - 16.00
B-3
CRI03
Police in Comparative Perspective, 1750-1850
Hörsaal 16 raised ground floor
Catherine Denys : Comparing Police Systems in Paris and Brussels during the 18th Century Anja Johansen : Archetypes, Models and Variations: a Discussion of a Weberian Approach to Nineteenth-century Police Models Aurélien Lignereux : From National Policing to Imperial Policing: the Gendarmic Experience in Napoleonic Europe Haia Shpayer-Makov : France as the 'Other' in Public Debates about Police Detection in Late Victorian England C-3 CRI19 Crime Networks, Organisation and Enforcement Hörsaal 21 raised groud floor
Nell Darby : Crime on the River: the Thames Water Police, 1798-1839 Georgina Laragy : The Pawnshop in the Nineteenth Century Industrial City Fredrik Nilsson : The Cultural Dynamics of the Illegal Liquor Traffic. An Study of Transnational Criminal Networks in the Baltic Sea Area 1918-1939
Wednesday 23 April 2014
16.30 - 18.30
B-4
CRI05
Crossing the Line: European Police Culture across Ranks
Hörsaal 16 raised ground floor
Jonathan Dunnage : Gender and Sexuality in the Italian Police, 1900-1940 Joanne Klein : The 1902 Liverpool Police Scandal: the Public Exposure of Conspiracy, False Imprisonment, and Desperation to Hide Corruption Stefan Nyzell : The Policeman as a Worker - or Not? International Impulses and National Developments within the Swedish Police, ca 1850-1940 Heather Shore : “I was Twenty-five Years: in the Police, and am Now in the Employ of Her Majesty's Mint”: James Brannan, the Metropolitan Police and Coining Cases in Victorian London C-4 CRI07 Disciplining Youth after the Second World War Hörsaal 21 raised groud floor
Aurore François : Too Good for us? Evaluation, Courts Practices and Civic (Re)education of Young Belgian Collaborators after World War II Louise Jackson : Family, Home and Discipline in Britain 1945-70: the Evidence of the Juvenile Courts Tamara Myers : Wearing the Badge: Paternalism and Policing Boys in Postwar Canada
Thursday 24 April 2014
8.30 - 10.30
B-5
CRI12
Seeing is Believing. Representations of Justice by Intermediating Actors in Belgium and France, XIXth - early XXth Century
Hörsaal 16 raised ground floor
Gaëlle Dubois : The Architect. Building Courthouses and Prisons in Belgium from the Independence to the First World War Stefan Huygebaert : The Artist and the Belgian XIXth Century Legal System: between Commission and Criticism Virginie Lefebvre : The Press. Stereotypes and Fantasies concerning Justice in the Illustrated Newspapers during the Third Republic in France C-5 CRI20 Rublic Relations on Crime Hörsaal 21 raised groud floor
Martin Bergman : The Delinquent seen from the Pulpit Anders Pedersson : Criminology as Popular Science: The Case of the Turn of Nineteenth Century Sweden Peter Rushton : The Rise and Fall of Seditious Words in England, 1550-1750
Thursday 24 April 2014
11.00 - 13.00
B-6
CRI10a
Round Table: Justice and Occupations in Western Europe: Actors and Practices. 1914-1945 (France, Belgium, Netherlands, Norway). I : Occupiers facing Populations
Hörsaal 16 raised ground floor
Laurence Petrone : Before the occupation. Dimitri Roden : Maintaining Public Order in Occupied Belgium (1940-1944). The German Military Justice and the Capital Punishment Sabrina Schütze : ‘Germanizing’ the Dutch Police – Hauptmann Schönfelder and his Propagandist Instructions for the Dutch Police Forces during the Occupation of the Netherlands D-6 CRI22 Criminal Justice in Colonial Africa Marietta-Blau-Saal raised g.f.
Aimite Jorge : Property and Unjust Enrichment: The Elusive Problem of Interest in Restitution Bérengère Piret : Is the Colonial Justice Impervious to the Native Realities? The Case of the District Court of the Belgian Congo
Thursday 24 April 2014
14.00 - 16.00
B-7
CRI10b
Round Table: Justice and Occupations in Western Europe: Actors and Practices. 1914-1945 (France, Belgium, Netherlands, Norway). II : Judges Facing Occupiers
Hörsaal 16 raised ground floor
Derk Venema : Supreme Courts under Nazi Occupation: Causes of Post-war Reputations Jan Julia Zurné : The Belgian Judiciary and Police facing the Resistance during the Second World War C-7 CRI17 Witch Hunters Hörsaal 21 raised groud floor
Raisa Maria Toivo : From Conviction to Scepticism: a Witch Hunter Judge in 17th century Finland Rita Voltmer : The Personal Factor. Witch Hunters and the Dynamics of Witch Hunting in the Border Regions between France, the Netherlands, Germany and Italy
Friday 25 April 2014
8.30 - 10.30
B-9
CRI08
Early Modern Criminal Justice and Legal Sources: New Perspectives
Hörsaal 16 raised ground floor
Krista Kesselring : Sex and Murder in Early Modern England: Bodies of Evidence Eric Piltz : All Matters of Faith? Criminal Cases in 16th Century Antwerp Stephan Sander-Faes : Beyond the Normative Narrative(s): a Tale of Two Processes from 17th-Century Southern Bohemia
Friday 25 April 2014
11.00 - 13.00
B-10
CRI09
Practices of Execution and Torture: Continuity and Change
Hörsaal 16 raised ground floor
Catalina Elena Chelcu : The Practice of Negotiating the Death Penalty in Moldavia by Mid-18th Century Vivien Miller : The Electric Chair, Modernity and Capital Punishment in the 20th Century American South Lizzie Seal : Albert Pierrepoint and the Cultural Ambivalence of the Twentieth-Century Hangman
Friday 25 April 2014
14.00 - 16.00
B-11
CRI06
Crying Shame: Investigating Blame and Culpability in Britain since 1800
Hörsaal 16 raised ground floor
David Nash : Tarts, Vicars and Modernity: The Rector of Stiffkey, Modern Shame and the Archaeology of Reputation Pieter Wagenaar, Ivo van Loo : Be Careful what you do: Before you Disgrace your Wife and Children, and Bring Ruin to yourself: Impression Management in the 18th Century Dutch Republic: the Case of Jacobus Duncan (1752-1806) Katherine Watson : “I just had to do something”: the Role of Shame in Twentieth-Century British Cases of Acid Assault
Friday 25 April 2014
16.30 - 18.30
B-12
CRI13
The Delays in Monopolising Legitimate Violence in Europe (End of the Middle Ages-Early Modern Period)
Hörsaal 16 raised ground floor
Aude Musin : Resistances against the Monopolisation of Pardon for Homicide in the Low Countries (16th-18th Centuries) Michel Nassiet : The Long Implementation of Judiciary Monopolies in France in the Early Modern Period Andrea Zorzi : Vendetta and Criminal Law in Italian City-states P-12 WOM08 How Immoral is Immoral: Gender, Crime and Violence in Early Modern Europe SR 1 Geschichte first floor
Maarten van Dijck : Does Repression Work? The Criminalization of Young Offenders in the Low Countries during the Late Medieval and Early Modern Period ZD-12 CRI21 Threatening the State: Sedition, Treason and Coercion Prominentenzimmer
Thomas Rodgers : Responding to Threat: Coercion in the Confederation era USA Helmut Thome : Applying and Testing Durkheimian Concepts in Explaining Long-term Development of Violent Crime Ilkay Yilmaz : Anti-anarchist Policies of Ottoman Empire in the Hamidian Era (1876-1908)
Saturday 26 April 2014
8.30 - 10.30
B-13
CRI14a
The Uses of Justice in Europe I: Long-term Developments
Hörsaal 16 raised ground floor
Veerle Massin, Sarah Auspert : Deviance and Confinement of Women: a Long-term Perspective (18th-20th c.) Jorgen Mührmann-Lund : Policing and Social Order in 18th Century Denmark Griet Vermeesch : Legal Aid to the Poor in Eighteenth- and Ninetheenth-century Belgium and the Netherlands Antoon Vrints, Margo De Koster : Uses of Police Institutions and the Policing of the Citizen, 18th-20th c.
Saturday 26 April 2014
11.00 - 13.00
B-14
CRI18
The Uses of Justice in Europe II: Short-term Dynamics
Hörsaal 16 raised ground floor
Herbert Reinke : Foreigners before Berlin Courts during World War II Stephen Toth : Boy Behaving Badly: Modernity and the Murderous Child in Fin-de-Siècle France Tommy van Es : Dutch Remembrance of the German Occupier: the Case of Walther Horak
Saturday 26 April 2014
14.00 - 16.00
B-15
CRI16
Training and Education of Police Officers during the 20th Century: England, Netherlands, Norway and Sweden
Hörsaal 16 raised ground floor
Gonçalo Rocha Gonçalves : The Production and Diffusion of an Institutional Memory in the Portuguese Police: An Ethnographic Journey Chris A. Williams : British Police Training in the 1940s and 1950s: the Inculcation of Skills and Class
Saturday 26 April 2014
16.30 - 18.30
B-16
CRI11
Police History meets the Public. Exhibitions on Police History
Hörsaal 16 raised ground floor
Bettina Blum : Learning from History? Exhibitions on German Police History of the “Third Reich” and the Postwar Era Nadine Rossol : Going Public: Police Exhibitions in Germany (mid-1920s to mid-1950s) Elizabeth Wilburn : How Heritage was used at Greater Manchester Police Museum in the Context of the UK Government funded Tackling Knives Action Programme 2009-2011 |
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