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Wednesday 4 April 2018
8.30 - 10.30
E-1
CRI01
Collective Confrontations: Studies from a Nordic Perspective
MAP/OG/006 Maths and Physics
Anne Hedén : State Visit and Stone Throwing: the Protests against Finnish White Regent Mannerheim in Stockholm in 1919 Matias Kaihovirta : The Culture of Contestation and the Formation of Modern Politics Among Ironworkers in Early 20th Century Finland
Wednesday 4 April 2018
11.00 - 13.00
E-2
CRI02
Crime and Criminal Justice in Rural Europe (17th-19th centuries)
MAP/OG/006 Maths and Physics
Dieter Bruneel : Liberating the Land? Use-Rights Conflicts and the Limits of Legal Sanction (Southern Netherlands, c. 1800 - c. 1820) Riikka Miettinen : Pleading Insanity in Criminal Trials: Establishing the Insanity Defense in the Early Modern Swedish and Finnish Rural District Courts (17th Early 18th Century) Stephan Sander-Faes : Struggling for Existence During ‘Hard Times’: Thievery, Justice, and Survival Strategies in Rural Bohemia, c. 1700
Wednesday 4 April 2018
14.00 - 16.00
E-3
CRI10
New Perspectives on Policing
MAP/OG/006 Maths and Physics
Bart Lentfert, Guus Meershoek : Dutch Colonialism and Police Work on the Netherlands Antilles (1954-2010) Glenn Svedin : Perspectives on the Birth of the Modern Police Jack Wever : Professional Journals of the Dutch Police (1947-present)
Wednesday 4 April 2018
16.30 - 18.30
E-4
CRI04
Justice Inscribed on the Body: Maiming Corporal Punishments in Antiquity and in the Middle Ages
MAP/OG/006 Maths and Physics
Christine Alexandra Kleinjung : Mutilated Popes and Blinded Bishops. Bodies, Wounds and Clerical Office Judith Mengler : „…and if the nose is completely shattered and gulped down by the dogs...“. Some Remarks on the Perception and Relation of Corporal Punishment and Injuries in the Treatises of Late Medieval Surgeons Christian Rollinger : A Wave of Mutilation. Facial Amputation as Punishment in the Late Roman and Early Byzantine Empire
Thursday 5 April 2018
8.30 - 10.30
E-5
CRI05
Legitimacy of Police and Justice in the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries: Public Perceptions, Contestation and Debates
MAP/OG/006 Maths and Physics
Anja Johansen : Struggling for the Moral High-Ground: Police Legitimacy as Battle Ground for Public Debates, Berlin and Paris 1890-1914 Herbert Reinke : From Blue to Green. Policing and Legitimacy Issues in Germany from World War One to the Weimar Republic
Thursday 5 April 2018
11.00 - 13.00
E-6
CRI06
Penal Solutions in the Early Twentieth Century Europe
MAP/OG/006 Maths and Physics
Elsa Genard : Punish and Care: the Physicians in French Prisons in the Early Twentieth Century Helen Johnston : Borstal Girls: the Modified System for Female Offenders in England, 1908-1950 Heather Shore : Revisiting the Borstal Experiment, 1908-1982
Thursday 5 April 2018
14.00 - 16.00
E-7
CRI07
Race and Justice between Abolitions, from Colonialism to Postcolonialism
MAP/OG/006 Maths and Physics
Christopher Fevre : "Coming up against a Brick Wall?" Black Political Resistance to Policing in London during the 1970s Marion Pluskota : Punishing the Colonial Citizen. Race, Gender and Penal Practices in the Caribbean after the Abolition of Slavery Lizzie Seal, Alexa Neale : Race and the Death Penalty in British Overseas Territories, 1965-1991
Thursday 5 April 2018
16.30 - 18.30
E-8
CRI08
Who, When and Why? Urban Crime Scene Investigation in Early Modern Europe and Beyond (16th-19th Centuries)
MAP/OG/006 Maths and Physics
Catherine Denys : Parisian Inspectors versus Provincial Police Officers in Crime Investigation at the End of the 18th Century. Were their Skills and Methods so Different ? Vincent Fontana : From the Field to the Office: Judges and Police Officers on the Urban Crime Scene in the Early Nineteenth Century Gerrit Verhoeven : Class Justice? Early Modern CSI and Social Inequality in Antwerp
Friday 6 April 2018
8.30 - 10.30
E-9
CRI09
Crime, History and the Empire
MAP/OG/006 Maths and Physics
Christian De Vito : Punishment and Labour Relations. Cuba between Abolition and Empire (1835-1886) Gerald Groenewald : 'More Beastly than Humanly': Khoikhoi and Criminal Justice at the Cape of Good Hope, 1652-1795 Klaas Stutje : Nusakambangan and the Making of a Notorious Prison Island Guy Woolnough, Bryan Byers : Convicts’ Pleas for Clemency: a Comparative Study of Penal Systems in Indiana (USA) and England, 1870-1910
Friday 6 April 2018
11.00 - 13.00
E-10
CRI03
Justice Administration in Colonial Spaces. Magistrates, Jurisdictions and Conflict
MAP/OG/006 Maths and Physics
Sally Hadden : Charleston's Board of Police during the American Revolution (1780-1782): Loyalist or Patriot In Orientation? Romain Landmeters, Berengere Piret : Belgian Colonial Justice in Congo: Men and Institutions
Friday 6 April 2018
16.30 - 18.30
E-12
WOM16
Modelling the Body: Gender, Representation and Consumtion
MAP/OG/006 Maths and Physics
Conor Heffernan : Body Work, Empowerment and the Female Form: the Case of Irish Physical Culture Marina Hilber : Female Bodies in Scholarly Practice. On the Representation of Women in Gynaecological and Obstetric Case Studies (1870-1900) Charlotte Keighron : Barbara Johnson’s Fashion Album: Dress and Female Identity in England, 1746-1823
Saturday 7 April 2018
8.30 - 10.30
E-13
CRI13
Rethinking Criminal Justice
MAP/OG/006 Maths and Physics
David Churchill, Iain Channing, Henry Yeomans : What is Historical Criminology? Reflections on what it means to think Historically about Crime and Criminal Justice Guus Meershoek : The Cultural Revolution in Dutch Criminal Justice 1965-1995 Elizabeth Wilburn : How does the Example of the Interwar Period Police-led Boys’ Club Movement inform Modern Approaches to Youth Justice?
Saturday 7 April 2018
11.00 - 13.00
E-14
CRI15
The Criminal Women
MAP/OG/006 Maths and Physics
Jo Turner : Discharged Prisoners’ Aid Societies: Assisting Women Leaving Prison in Late Nineteenth Century England Charlotte Wildman : Deviant Domesticity: Gender, Crime and the Family in Britain, 1918-1979
Saturday 7 April 2018
14.00 - 16.00
E-15
CRI16
Cancelled: Social Control and Social Policy: Historical Evolutions
MAP/OG/006 Maths and Physics
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