Preliminary Programme

Showing: Criminal Justice (all days)
Wed 12 April
    08.30 - 10.30
    11.00 - 13.00
    14.00 - 16.00
    16.30 - 18.30

Thu 13 April
    08.30 - 10.30
    11.00 - 13.00
    14.00 - 16.00
    16.30 - 18.30

Fri 14 April
    08.30 - 10.30
    11.00 - 13.00
    14.00 - 16.00
    16.30 - 18.30

Sat 15 April
    08.30 - 10.30
    11.00 - 13.00
    14.00 - 16.00

All days
Wednesday 12 April 2023 08.30 - 10.30
G-1 CRI01 Crime and Police Cooperation in the Ibero-American Atlantic. 1870-1940
B32
Network: Criminal Justice Chair: Emmanuel Berger
Organizer: Emmanuel Berger Discussant: David Churchill
Fábio Faria : Refugees from the Spanish Civil War and World War II in Portuguese Prisons (1936-1945)
Diego Galeano : Money Counterfeiting and Policing Networks in the Ibero-American Atlantic World, 1880-1940
Gonçalo Rocha Gonçalves : Extradition Practices and Transnational Crime in the Ibero-American World in the 1870s
Maria João Vaz : Petty Crime and Transnational Crime Networks. Lisbon, 1870-1910



Wednesday 12 April 2023 11.00 - 13.00
G-2 CRI02 Interrogating Interrogations: Knowledge and Power in Modern Criminal Justice
B32
Network: Criminal Justice Chair: Xavier Rousseaux
Organizer: Elwin Hofman Discussants: -
Claire Eldridge : Creating and Contesting Colonial Knowledge in the Courtroom: French Military Justice during the First World War
Elwin Hofman : Experimental Interrogations: Psychology and Criminal Investigation in France and Germany, c. 1900
Jennifer Sessions : Colonial Magistrates’ Tales: Interrogating Suspected Insurgés in French Algeria, 1901



Wednesday 12 April 2023 14.00 - 16.00
G-3 CRI03 Migration and Crime in Early Modern Europe
B32
Network: Criminal Justice Chair: Joachim Eibach
Organizers: Karlijn Luk, Samantha Sint Nicolaas Discussant: Joachim Eibach
Tina Adam : Migrants Face Trial in Bern: Migration Policy and its Impact on Criminal Justice in the Seventeenth Century
Karlijn Luk : Conflicts between Migrants and Locals in Early Modern Leiden and Rotterdam
Samantha Sint Nicolaas, Ariadne Schmidt : Zeroing in on the Criminal Migrant: Shifting Patterns in the Origins of Migrant Defendants in Early Modern Amsterdam, 1620-1790



Wednesday 12 April 2023 16.30 - 18.30
G-4 CRI04 Outsiders before the Law
B32
Network: Criminal Justice Chair: Joachim Eibach
Organizer: Margo DeKoster Discussant: Joachim Eibach
Margo DeKoster : 'Nights on Request’, Removing Local Nuisances and Arresting Masterless Strangers. The Policing of Vagrancy in Late-nineteenth-century Brussels and Antwerp
Jasper Segerink : Containing the Flow. Monitoring and Controlling Mobility in the Accommodation Sector, Antwerp (1850-1914)
Maïté Van Vyve : In Hot Pursuit. Chasing the Trail of Migrants from the Tsarist Empire by the Belgian and Russian Police (1880-1914)



Thursday 13 April 2023 08.30 - 10.30
G-5 CRI06 Witchcraft and Authority in the Godly State
B32
Network: Criminal Justice Chair: Louise Nyholm Kallestrup
Organizer: Louise Nyholm Kallestrup Discussant: Louise Nyholm Kallestrup
Lionel Dorthe : Lausanne (Switzerland) 1573-1576: a Witch-hunt to Maintain Faith and Independence?
Louise Hauberg Lindgaard : The King’s Lieutenants’ Role in the Danish Witch Trials
Michaela Valente : Witches and Politics: Bodin and James VI



Thursday 13 April 2023 11.00 - 13.00
B-6 WOM08 Crime and Conjugality: Constructing Marriage in Pre-Modern Europe
Volvosalen
Networks: Criminal Justice , Women and Gender Chair: Sara Butler
Organizer: Krista Kesselring Discussant: Sara Butler
Krista Kesselring : Power and Possession: Forced Marriages in Early Modern England
Mia Korpiola : Spousal Behaviour and Adultery in Sweden ca. 1600
Gwen Seabourne : To Marry and to Burn: the English Common Law’s Response to ‘Petty Treason’ by Wives
Justine Semmens : Definitions of Consent and Patriarchalism in Bigamy Appeals at the Parlement of Paris, 1523-1640


G-6 CRI13 The Business of Security
B32
Network: Criminal Justice Chair: Marion Pluskota
Organizers: - Discussants: -
David Churchill, Miranda Clow : Business, Labour and Violent Crime: Managing the Risk of Bank Robbery in Postwar Britain
Björn Furuhagen : Policing without Police. Private Security Guards in Swedish Municipalities during the 20th Century
Anders Pedersson : "It is too Easy to Steal!": Private and Public Interests in the Fight against Property Crime in Sweden ca 1935-1960
Sarah Wilson : Aligning History and Social Science Theory: Financial Crime and the Nineteenth-century Origins of Criminal Acts and Actors not Conforming to ‘Popular Stereotypes’



Thursday 13 April 2023 14.00 - 16.00
G-7 CRI07 Legal Semantics and Practice
B32
Network: Criminal Justice Chair: Sarah Wilson
Organizers: - Discussants: -
Sarah Bloch : “The Head did not fall on the First Strike”– Public Executions in Switzerland during the 19th Century
Sara Butler : Inquests of Hate and Spite: what can we Learn about the Medieval English Legal System from Inquests for Bail?
Christian De Vito : Sedimented Norms and Punitive Practices in the Eighteenth-century Spanish Empire
Diogo Paiva : Perspectives on the Mortality of Portuguese Convicts in the 19th Century and Degredo as a Death Sentence in Disguise



Thursday 13 April 2023 16.30 - 18.30
J-8 CRI08 Criminal Justice and War
B44 (Z)
Network: Criminal Justice Chair: Sharon Kowalsky
Organizers: - Discussants: -
Bettina Blum : Policing Transnational Urban Spaces. Royal Military Police and German Civil Police in German Garrison Towns, 1955-1990
Helen Johnston : The English Prison System 1939-1945: Security, Prisoners and Trust
Haia Shpayer-Makov : Policing the Peace Movement during the Great War
Karol Siemaszko : Crimes of Soldiers in the Lubusz Land after World War II (1945 - 1946)



Friday 14 April 2023 08.30 - 10.30
F-9 LAB14a Punitive Labour (Im)Mobilizations: towards a Comparative Global Agenda (I)
B24
Networks: Criminal Justice , Labour Chair: Lisa Hellman
Organizer: Mònica Ginés Blasi Discussant: Lisa Hellman
Bonnie Clementsson : Navigating around Forced Labour in the Early 1800s with Examples from Sweden
Eva Lehner : Children as War Captives in Central Europe at the End of the 17th Century
Nitin Varma : The Making of a Labour Regime: 1860s and Indentured Coolies on cColonial Plantations in India


G-9 CRI09 Race, Ethnicity and Criminal Justice
B32
Network: Criminal Justice Chair: Vivien Miller
Organizers: - Discussants: -
François Fenchel, Renée Brassard : Between Recognition and Imposition: the Itinerant Court of the Judicial District of Abitibi and Resistance to White Justice in Northern Quebec (1974-1995)
Lizzie Seal : Portrayals of People of Colour as Criminals and Victims in the Local Press in Cardiff, 1870-1925
Heather Shore : Discrimination and Difference: Race and Ethnicity in the British Borstal System, c. 1969 to c. 1993



Friday 14 April 2023 11.00 - 13.00
F-10 LAB14b Punitive Labour (Im)Mobilizations: towards a Comparative Global Agenda (II)
B24
Networks: Criminal Justice , Labour Chair: Christian De Vito
Organizer: Mònica Ginés Blasi Discussant: Christian De Vito
Anas Ansar : Navigating Il/legality, Im/mobility and Labour Coercion: the Rohingya Refugees in Malaysia
Robert Baum : Cattle Raiding, Raiding Rice Paddies, and the Development of Slavery in Stateless Societies: the Diola of Southern Senegal
Mònica Ginés Blasi : Punitive Indentured Im/mobilization: Yucateco and Chinese Prisoners of War in Cuban Plantations (1847-1860s)
Ludolf Pelizaeus : Coercion Labour for Prisoners of War and Minorities as a Means of Enforcing “Utility” in the Holy Roman Empire 1670-1790


G-10 CRI10 Gender Violence and Domesticity
B32
Network: Criminal Justice Chair: Krista Kesselring
Organizers: - Discussants: -
Johanna Annola : “Risky” Women and Forced Labour: Spinhouse Women in Nineteenth-century Finland
Anna Kantanen : Intimate Partner Homicides at the End of 19th Century and the Beginning of 20th Century
Vivien Miller, Katherine Watson : Toxic Masculinity? An Anglo-American Comparative Study of Nineteenth-Century Criminal Poisoning by Fathers
Rachel Newell : ‘The Same Injury was not Done as in the Case of a Man’: Female Bigamy and Society in Ulster, 1880s-1920s



Friday 14 April 2023 16.30 - 18.30
G-12 CRI12 Modernizing the Police
B32
Network: Criminal Justice Chair: Eveline Bouwers
Organizers: - Discussants: -
David Cox : Quis custodiet ipsos custodes - Who Guards the Guards? Offending by British Prison Officials 1853-1948
Anja Johansen : Raising Policing Standards in London and Paris 1879-1913? Between Allegations of Police Malpractice and Re-construction of Police Legitimacy and Public Trust
Joanne Klein : English Police in the Age of Social Media
Stefan Nyzell : The Malmö Police, 1874-1965
Sergio Vaquero Martínez : Modernizing the Police: The Role of Policemen in the Great Reform of the Government Police in Spain, 1905-1912



Saturday 15 April 2023 08.30 - 10.30
G-13 CRI05 Violence and the Democratic Order: Representing ‘the People’ around 1900
B32
Networks: Criminal Justice , Politics, Citizenship, and Nations Chair: Klaus Weinhauer
Organizer: Eveline Bouwers Discussant: Klaus Weinhauer
Eveline Bouwers : Citizens and Crusaders: the Emancipation of Religious Crowds in Europe around 1900
Amerigo Caruso : (Extra)Ordinary Violence: States of Emergency in Liberal Europe, c. 1860-1900
Fabian Lemmes : Violence Against the State: Theory, Practice and Impact of Anarchist “Propaganda by the Deed” in Late 19th Century Europe
Matteo Millan : Citizens of Order? Volunteer Civilian Militias in Italy before the Great War (and Beyond)


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