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Wednesday 30 March 2016
8.30 - 10.30
F-1
CRI01
A Violent Force? Police and Weapons
Aula 3, Nivel 0
Jonas Campion : Weapons and Legitimate Violence: Belgian Gendarmes’ Practices and Debates from 1918 to 1957 Jos Smeets : Keeping a Step ahead. Enforcing Order in a Changing Society
Wednesday 30 March 2016
11.00 - 13.00
B-2
CRI16
Crime History and the Life Course: New Findings and New Dialogues
Seminario B, Nivel 0
Pamela Cox, Zoe Alker : Young Criminal Lives: ‘What worked’ in Historical Youth Justice Systems? Helen Johnston : Long-term Imprisonment and Release: the Impact of Imprisonment on the Life Course of Adult Offenders in Victorian England Christine Kelly : The Development of Probation for Young Offenders in Early Twentieth Century Scotland E-2 WOM02 Crime, Gender and Violence in a Historical Perspective - Roundtable Aula 2, Nivel 0
Marianna Muravyeva : (Spatial and Environmental Attitudes to Gender and Crime) Raisa Maria Toivo : Gender and Religious Violence Constanta Vintila-Ghitulescu : (Gender and Crime in Archival Research) F-2 CRI02 Abolition and Change to the Death Penalty in Europe and North America Aula 3, Nivel 0
Vivien Miller : Capital Punishment, Race, and Rape in the Post-war American South Lizzie Seal : Safety, Fear and Social Change in the Public’s Pro-death Penalty Discourse in Mid Twentieth-century Britain Caroline Sharples : 'Hang the Nazi Swine!' Capital Punishment for Convicted War Criminals in Allied-Occupied Germany.
Wednesday 30 March 2016
14.00 - 16.00
B-3
CRI17
The Making of the Female Criminal in Modern Era: a Global Perspective
Seminario B, Nivel 0
Marie Eriksson : Women Fighting. Amongst Assaults, Abuse and Affrays in 19th Century Sweden Lynette Jackson : Without Mercy: the Race and Gender Politics of Executions in Colonial Zimbabwe Vandana Joshi : Getting Intimate with the Captive Soldier in Nazi Germany: Unworthy Women and the Penal Decree of November 11 1939 Sharon Kowalsky : Trying the Female Criminal: State, Society, and Social Norms in Revolutionary Russia F-3 CRI03 Crime and Domestic Space, c. 1860-1960 Aula 3, Nivel 0
Eloise Moss : 'Safe as Houses': Surveillance, Aesthetics, and Invisibility in the Design of the Burglar-Proof Home, London 1860-1939 Alexa Neale : ‘Ideal Home' or 'House of Horror’? Domestic Murder Scenes in Post-War London Louise Settle : ‘Reformation begins at Home’: Probation and Prostitution in Scotland, 1907-1939 Charlotte Wildman : The Home as a Site of Criminality in Britain, c.1920-1950
Wednesday 30 March 2016
16.30 - 18.30
B-4
CRI18
Crime, Law, Race and Responsibility in British Imperial Spaces
Seminario B, Nivel 0
Stacey Hynd : 'Madness' v. 'Badness': Criminal Insanity and Cultural Defence Narratives in British Colonial African Murder Trials, c. 1920-50s Jonathan Saha : Murder in London Zoo: Race, Masculinity and Empire in the Inter-war Years Pieter Spierenburg : Did Violence Contribute to the Making of Race? A Hypothesis Erica Wald : ‘Unremitting Drunkenness’: Race, Class and Alcohol Regulations in Nineteenth Century India D-4 ETH06a Exile, Deportation and Penal Transportation in the Nineteenth- and Early Twentieth Centuries: Perspectives from the Colonies I Aula 1, Nivel 0
Lorraine Paterson : Ethnoscapes of Exile: Political Deportees from Indochina in a Colonial Asian World Katherine Roscoe : "Convict Mechanics", "Double-Dyed Malefactors" and "Aboriginal Offenders". Island Networks of Penal Expulsion in Colonial Australia Minako Sakata : Unwilling Mobility: Labour Mobilization and Forced Relocation in the Japanese Empire, 1875-1945 F-4 CRI04 Crime and Gender, 1600-1900: a European Perspective Aula 3, Nivel 0
Sanne Muurling : Violence and Gender in the Mid-18th Century: a Comparison between Bologna and Rotterdam Marion Pluskota : National Legal Systems, Regional Fears and Local Criminals: Explaining Gender Differences in Criminality in 19th Century Europe Ariadne Schmidt, Jaco Zuijderduijn : Comparative Perspectives on Crime: London and Amsterdam in the Early Modern Period Clare Wilkinson : Dutch Newspaper Reporting of Sex Crimes, 1918-1939 Jaco Zuijderduijn, Ariadne Schmidt : Comparative Perspectives on Crime and Gender: London and Amsterdam in the Early Modern Period
Thursday 31 March 2016
8.30 - 10.30
F-5
CRI05
Denunciation in Periods of War, Crisis and Dictatorial Regime in Twentieth-century Europe: Definition – Interpretation – Prosecution
Aula 3, Nivel 0
Jacqueline Ross : Undercover Policing in the United States and France: a Comparative Historical Perspective Bas Von Benda Beckmann : Denunciation in the Netherlands in the Second World War: the Velsen Affair Jan Julia Zurné, Gertjan Leenders : A Need for Malicious Intent? Defining Denunciation in Belgium during and after the World Wars U-5 SOC04 Litigation, Popular Legalism and Contemporary Conceptualisations of ‘Poverty’ in Early Modern Europe Aula 17, Nivel 1E
Massimo Vallerani : Poverty and Supplications in Late Medieval Italy Laurence Van Goethem : Premodern Impostors. Identity Fraud in the Ancien Regime in the Low Countries Ans Vervaeke : The Great Litigation Decline Unraveled? The Impact of Changes in the Social Profiles of Litigants of Civil Courts in the Franc of Bruges (1650-1795)
Thursday 31 March 2016
11.00 - 13.00
B-6
CRI19
Re-reading 'the Past' in Redress Schemes: International Approaches to Historical Child Abuse
Seminario B, Nivel 0
Eoin O'Sullivan : Redress in Ireland: Shifting Financing Responsibility and the (re) Construction of History Johanna Sköld, Johanna Schiratzki & Bengt Sandin : Re-interpreting Past Experience of Severe Child Abuse in Current Redress Processes: a Swedish Case Study F-6 CRI06 Feeling Secure. The Making of a Security Culture in Europe and Beyond, 1815-1914 Aula 3, Nivel 0
Erik de Lange : Menacing Tides. The Securitization of Mediterranean Piracy in the Wake of the Congress of Vienna, 1815-1817 Wouter Klem : Founded on Fear. A Case Study on Late 19th-century Police Networks and their Production of Security Ozan Ozavci : Returning the Sense of Security. Fuad Pasha and the European Commission on Syria, 1860-62 Peter Rushton, Gwenda Morgan : Seized, Captured and Kidnapped : the Legal Fate of the 'Unhappy Americans' Brought to England during the American Revolution
Thursday 31 March 2016
14.00 - 16.00
B-7
CRI20
Unusual Suspects: Non-classical Categories of Delinquents Treated by the Military Justices and other Military Instances around the First World War
Seminario B, Nivel 0
Emmanuelle Cronier : Fighters on Leave during WWI: Questioning Laws and Police Legitimacy Christoph Jahr : Step Children of the Fatherland? The Case of the Soldiers from Alsace-Lorraine in the German Army, 1914-1918 Lawrence Van Haecke : The Postwar Treatment of the Belgian Officers and Soldiers Interned in the Netherlands during the First World War F-7 CRI07 Oxford Handbook of the History of Crime Aula 3, Nivel 0
Heather Shore : A Brief History of the Underworld and Organised Crime, 1750-1950 Daniel Siemens : 'Popular dramas between trangression and order: Criminal trials in 19C and 20C global perspective' Per Ystehede : Contested Spaces: Crime Museums, Monuments and Memorials
Friday 1 April 2016
11.00 - 13.00
E-10
WOM09
The Politics and Policing of Trafficking in Early Twentieth-Century France, Britain, Russia, and the United States
Aula 2, Nivel 0
Philippa Hetherington : Morality, Mobility and Masculinity: Constructing the ‘Ideal’ Pimp or Trafficker in Late Imperial Russia Jessica Pliley : Sexual Surveillance and Moral Border Control F-10 CRI09 Police, Justice and Populations Aula 3, Nivel 0
Donald Fyson, Florence Rousseau : Local Policing and Transnational Justice: Police, Police Courts, and the Control of Migrant Offenders in Quebec City, 1838-1908 Joanne Klein : Evolution of British Police Training: from the Notebooks of 20th-century Recruits Herbert Reinke : "The Police Guide of the Fatherland" - the Rise and Fall of Police Governance of German Cities (Late 19th/First Half of the 20th Century) Chris A. Williams : Deserving Victims and Impartial Assessors? Police, Administrative Power, and the 1886 Riot Damages Act
Friday 1 April 2016
14.00 - 16.00
B-11
CRI21a
Beyond Structures. Rethinking Arms, War and Violence Research in Global Contexts I
Seminario B, Nivel 0
Wolfgang Knöbl : The Use of Metaphors in Theorizing Macro-Violence: Problems and Pitfalls Teresa Koloma Beck : War and Habituation: the Body Memory of Violent Conflict Stefan Nyzell : Violent Police - Debates on Weapons and Violence in the Swedish Police Periodical 1903-1940 Klaus Weinhauer : Internal Wars - Strikes - Urban Riots? Collective Violence in the Americas and Europe between Local Networks and Global Change (c 1916-23) F-11 CRI10 Political Crisis, Revolutions, Riots and Changes in Policing Aula 3, Nivel 0
Vincent Denis : The Police of Paris in Revolution (1789-1794): Political Ruptures and Transitions in Policing Arnaud Exbalin : How to Disarm the ‘Plebs’ Legislation against Stabbing Weapons in Mexico City in the XVIIIth Century Vincent Fontana : Citizen Magistrates and Streets of Fire: Policing and Urban Riots during the Geneva Revolution (1792-1798) Chiara Lucrezio Monticelli, Laura di Fiore : Facing the 1848 Revolutions: the Development of a Transnational Policing in Pre-unification Italy (Rome and Naples)
Friday 1 April 2016
16.30 - 18.30
B-12
CRI21b
Beyond Structures. Rethinking Arms, War and Violence Research in Global Contexts II
Seminario B, Nivel 0
Katharina Inhetveen : Tracing and Comparing Torture Practices in Local Cultural Settings: Methodological Considerations for a Body Sociology of Torture Ulrike Ludwig : The Other Side of Honor: Conflict, Communicative Genres and Aggression in Early Modern Societies Jacco Pekelder : Germany's Radical Left and the Spectre of Baader Meinhof: a Terrorist Constituency in the 1970s F-12 CRI11 Private Security and the Modern State Aula 3, Nivel 0
Dolores Janiewski : Warring Committees and Wastebasket Snoopers: the Forging of Public-Private Surveillance Networks and State [De]Formation Pieter Leloup : A History of Private Security Governance: the Development of the Private Security Industry in Belgium and its Consequences for Policing (1900-1950) Wilbur Miller : Authority in America: a History of Private Policing in the US
Saturday 2 April 2016
8.30 - 10.30
F-13
CRI12
Speaking of Homicide
Aula 3, Nivel 0
Tyge Krogh : ‘Whoever sheds Man’s Blood, by Man his Blood shall be shed’: the Mandatory Death Penalty and the Enlightenment in Lutheran Europe Roddy Nilsson : Love, Hate and Despair: Murderous Women in 19th Century Sweden Katherine Watson : Investigating Homicide in England: the Medical Contribution in the Eighteenth and Nineteenth Centuries
Saturday 2 April 2016
11.00 - 13.00
F-14
CRI13
The Influence of Lombroso in Policing, Judicial and Penal Environments
Aula 3, Nivel 0
Paul Knepper : Lombroso’s Theory of History and the Study of Crime as an Historical Science Emilia Musumeci : The Positivist School of Criminology and the Inception of Criminal Identification Techniques in Italy (1894-1940) Anders Pedersson : A Science of Nature, a Science of Crime: the Reception and Embedding of Positivist Criminology in Sweden Amandine Thiry, Veerle Massin : Criminal Anthropology and Belgian Prisons in the Early 20th Century. A Re-reading of the Lombrosian Legacy
Saturday 2 April 2016
14.00 - 16.00
F-15
CRI14
Police Session
Aula 3, Nivel 0
David Petruccelli : Policing the Illicit Drug Trade between the Wars Haia Shpayer-Makov : The First World War and How it Changed Policing in London Tommy van Es : Police Officer Perrick’s Ambition to Elevate the Dutch Police in the 20th Century Jack Wever : The Fight against Drugs by the Dutch Police in the Period 1965-2000 L-15 EDU16 In the Name of the Child? Protecting and Educating Children ‘at Risk’ throughout the 20th – 21st Centuries Aula 9, Nivel 1
Aurore François, Els Dumortier : Saving Shame? Belgian Children’s Courts and Early Motherhood (1912-1965) Ilse Luyten : Looking Back on Youth Protection Interventions, a “Mark” of Indelible Ink? Laura Merla, Jacques Marquet : Putting the Notion of 'Best Interest of the Child' into Practice: what Place for Children's Own Voices in Family Matters?
Saturday 2 April 2016
16.30 - 18.30
F-16
CRI15
Criminal Offending in the Nineteenth Century: New Studies in Digital History
Aula 3, Nivel 0
Mark Finnane : ‘Not Guilty’: Before and After being Acquitted Barry Godfrey, Hamish Maxwell-Stewart : Convict Transportation and Life Course Offending Hamish Maxwell-Stewart, Barry Godfrey : Artful Dodgers Down Under? Steve van de Weijer, Catrien Bijleveld : Military Service as a Bridging Environment in the Intergenerational Transmission of Crime |
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