Program Overview · 2 14T U L COERECE O THE ESC, PR UE, 10 ç13 SEPTEER, 2014 Faculty oF law oF charles university in Prague (gPs: 50°05’30.5” n 14°25’03.2” e) Faculty of

Program Overview

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14th AnnuAl ConferenCe of the eSC, PrAgue, 10-13 SePtember, 2014

Faculty oF law oF charlesuniversity in Prague (gPs: 50°05’30.5”n 14°25’03.2”e)Faculty of law, nám. curieových 7, Prague 1, cZ-116 40 registration, exhibition, opening ceremony, welcome reception, Scientific Panel Sessions, Poster session and closing ceremony

Faculty oF arts oF charlesuniversity in Prague (gPs: 50°05’20.3”n 14°24’57.1”e)Faculty of arts, nám. Jana Palacha 2, Prague 1, cZ-116 38Scientific Panel Sessions

Old TownSquare

MarianSquare

FACULTY OF ARTSOF CHARLES UNIVERSITY

Charles Bridge

Vltava

Mánes Bridge

Čech Bridge

Jan PalachSquare

Metro AStaroměstská

FACULTY OF LAW OF CHARLES UNIVERSITY

Tram 17

Tram 17

Venues

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Wednesday, September 10, 2014

Place 100 - 1st floorFaculty of law

103 - 1st floorFaculty of law

225 - 2nd floorFaculty of law

231 - 2nd floor Faculty of law

402 - 4th floorFaculty of law

Place

time time

10:00–11:00 steering committee of

the international self-report

Delinquency study - isrD

10:00–11:00

11:00–12:00 11:00–12:00

12:00–13:00

registration

12:00–13:00

13:00–14:00

Fiducia project meeting

13:00–14:00

14:00–15:00european

sourcebook groupesc Board

Meeting

14:00–15:00

15:00–16:00Prison life wg

15:00–16:00

16:00–17:00 16:00–17:00

17:00–18:00 opening ceremony

17:00–18:00

18:00–19:00welcome cocktail

18:00–19:00

19:00–20:00 19:00–20:00

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08:30 – 15:00 / Thursday, September 11, 2014


300 - 3rd floorFaculty of law




21 - ground floorFaculty of law







Placetime time

08:30–09:45 P1-2criminal policy and

prevention

Pa1-3european judicial and institutional

control over prisons: human rights as a

source of shaping and monitoring prison

policies?

P1-4Medicine with focus on transplantations:

association with organized crime

P1-5Offenders of

organized crime: their characteristics and

specific features

wg1-6Findings from Phase one of the Policing

european Metropoles Programme

P1-7addressing research

problems using crime analysis

wg1-8international criminal

Justice: Problems of the Past and

challenges ahead (presented by the european

criminology group on atrocity crimes and transitional Justice)

Pa1-9Max Planck Partner group for “Balkan

criminology” (part 1)

Pa1-10contours of crime:

the changing nature of crime in scotland

P1-11role of Medicine in

criminal Justice

P1-12Police work research

Panel 1

09:45–09:55 Break Break 09:45–09:55

09:55–11:10 Plenary session 1 - room 131 (Faculty of arts) Plenary session 1 - room 131 (Faculty of arts) 09:55–11:10

11:10–11:40 Coffee break Coffee break 11:10–11:40

11:40–12:55 Pa2-2homicide in europe

(part 1)

wg2-3international crimes:

etiology & criminal law reaction

(presented by the european


P2-4organized crime and political corruption in

ukraine and russia

P2-5global organised

crime, terrorism and extremism

Pa2-6Blurring the

boundaries between criminal and civil

laws. new forms of local governance of crime and disorder

in a comparative perspective

P2-7Sex offenders

Pa2-8the therapeutic

impact of reparation for victims in cases of interpersonal crime and crime against

humanity



Pa2-10risk and protective

factors of cyberbullying in europe and intervention programmes

P2-11new types of crime and corporate crime

P2-12Punitive attitudes

Panel 2

12:55–13:45 lunch time lunch time 12:55–13:45

13:45–15:00 Pa3-1testing situational

action theory in the german-speaking and neighbouring

countries

Pa3-2homicide in europe

(part 2)

Pa3-3a new Bullying

Prevention Model: university teaching

centers

wg3-5EUROC 1: Defining

and criminalising corruption

Pa3-6ethnographies of

immigration Detention

P3-7Domestic violence

wg3-8contingencies of

security (esc crime, science and Politics working

group)

Pa3-9what’s past is prologue: new

developments in historical criminology

P3-10cybercrime

P3-11surveying trust

P3-12changes in penal

policies

Panel 3

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Placetime time

08:30–09:45 P1-2criminal policy and

prevention

Pa1-3european judicial and institutional

control over prisons: human rights as a

source of shaping and monitoring prison

policies?

P1-4Medicine with focus on transplantations:

association with organized crime

P1-5Offenders of

organized crime: their characteristics and

specific features

wg1-6Findings from Phase one of the Policing

european Metropoles Programme

P1-7addressing research

problems using crime analysis

wg1-8international criminal

Justice: Problems of the Past and

challenges ahead (presented by the european




Pa1-10contours of crime:

the changing nature of crime in scotland

P1-11role of Medicine in

criminal Justice

P1-12Police work research

Panel 1

09:45–09:55 Break Break 09:45–09:55



11:40–12:55 Pa2-2homicide in europe

(part 1)

wg2-3international crimes:

etiology & criminal law reaction

(presented by the european


P2-4organized crime and political corruption in

ukraine and russia

P2-5global organised

crime, terrorism and extremism

Pa2-6Blurring the

boundaries between criminal and civil

laws. new forms of local governance of crime and disorder

in a comparative perspective

P2-7Sex offenders

Pa2-8the therapeutic

impact of reparation for victims in cases of interpersonal crime and crime against

humanity



Pa2-10risk and protective

factors of cyberbullying in europe and intervention programmes

P2-11new types of crime and corporate crime

P2-12Punitive attitudes

Panel 2


13:45–15:00 Pa3-1testing situational

action theory in the german-speaking and neighbouring

countries

Pa3-2homicide in europe

(part 2)

Pa3-3a new Bullying

Prevention Model: university teaching

centers

wg3-5EUROC 1: Defining

and criminalising corruption

Pa3-6ethnographies of

immigration Detention

P3-7Domestic violence

wg3-8contingencies of

security (esc crime, science and Politics working

group)

Pa3-9what’s past is prologue: new

developments in historical criminology

P3-10cybercrime

P3-11surveying trust

P3-12changes in penal

policies

Panel 3

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Place 404 - 4th floorFaculty of law


131 - ground floorFaculty of arts

300 - 3rd floorFaculty of arts

200 - 2nd floorFaculty of arts



104 - 1st floorFaculty of arts





Place

time time

08:30–09:45 Pa1-13gender, Desistance

and Punishment: insights from research

in northern europe

wg1-14global criminology network steering

committee Meeting

Pa1-15the secret history of

european criminology

Pa1-16From national

statistics to international Findings on levels and trends of crime and criminal

Justice

Pa1-17Prisons in transition:

understanding change trajectories in Places and People

P1-18immigrants and

state

wg1-19Penal adaptation and community

punishment (esc working group

on community sanctions)

wg1-20adaptation to Prison

life (esc working

group on Prison Life & Effects of imprisonment)

Pa1-21Financial aspects of

organized crime

P1-22violence and

resistance in prisons

P1-23community policing

P1-24Dangerous offenders

and policing

Panel 1

09:45–09:55 Break Break 09:45–09:55

09:55–11:10 Plenary session 1crime in transition: central

european issues in criminology

Plenary session 1 – video transmitting Plenary session 1 - room 131 (Faculty of arts) 09:55–11:10


11:40–12:55 Pa2-13london education

and inclusion Project: a cluster-randomised

control trial of an intervention to

improve educational attainment and reduce

school exclusion

eJc editorial Board Meeting

wg2-15the european sourcebook

of crime and criminal Justice statistics, Panel i: approach

and new comparative results (european sourcebook group)

Pa2-16Developments and Problems

in Quantitative criminological research and

Methods

Pa2-17First isrD-3 results

from selected european countries

(part 1)

wg2-18victims and the criminal justice

system (esc victimology working group)

P2-19Juvenile justice system

wg2-20Prisoners’

perspectives on life after imprisonment

(esc working group on Prison Life & Effects of imprisonment)

Pa2-21Building Police legitimacy and willingness to

comply with the law: the importance of procedural justice

policing

wg2-22esc gender, crime

and criminal Justice/spinhuis center:

Punishment and its impact

P2-23Prostitution and

pornography

P2-24changes of drug

markets and drug policy

Panel 2

12:55–13:45 lunch time lunch timegender, crime and

Justice wg Meetinglunch time 12:55–13:45

13:45–15:00 Pa3-14settling Disputes – Quietly, or with

rockets: contrasting corporate security

and war


of crime and criminal Justice statistics: Panel ii:

Data collection and recent Developments in individual

countries (european sourcebook group)

P3-16Methodology of

crime surveys



(part 2)

wg3-18victim participation in restorative justice

(esc victimology working group)

P3-19trust and compliance

wg3-20release from prison

and life in the community


wg3-21Beyond the

criminalisation of drugs: esc/

issDP panel on the regulation of illicit

drugs


and criminal Justice: Methodlogical and

conceptual challenges of researching

gender, crime and Justice

P3-23local policing

wg3-24sentencing:

the Mitigation-incrimination game (esc working group

on sentencing & Penal Decision-Making)

Panel 3

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Place

time time

08:30–09:45 Pa1-13gender, Desistance

and Punishment: insights from research

in northern europe

wg1-14global criminology network steering

committee Meeting

Pa1-15the secret history of

european criminology

Pa1-16From national

statistics to international Findings on levels and trends of crime and criminal

Justice

Pa1-17Prisons in transition:

understanding change trajectories in Places and People

P1-18immigrants and

state

wg1-19Penal adaptation and community

punishment (esc working group


wg1-20adaptation to Prison

life (esc working


Pa1-21Financial aspects of

organized crime

P1-22violence and

resistance in prisons

P1-23community policing


and policing

Panel 1

09:45–09:55 Break Break 09:45–09:55

09:55–11:10 Plenary session 1crime in transition: central

european issues in criminology

Plenary session 1 – video transmitting Plenary session 1 - room 131 (Faculty of arts) 09:55–11:10


11:40–12:55 Pa2-13london education

and inclusion Project: a cluster-randomised

control trial of an intervention to

improve educational attainment and reduce

school exclusion

eJc editorial Board Meeting


of crime and criminal Justice statistics, Panel i: approach

and new comparative results (european sourcebook group)

Pa2-16Developments and Problems

in Quantitative criminological research and

Methods



(part 1)

wg2-18victims and the criminal justice

system (esc victimology working group)

P2-19Juvenile justice system

wg2-20Prisoners’

perspectives on life after imprisonment


Pa2-21Building Police legitimacy and willingness to

comply with the law: the importance of procedural justice

policing


and criminal Justice/spinhuis center:

Punishment and its impact

P2-23Prostitution and

pornography

P2-24changes of drug

markets and drug policy

Panel 2

12:55–13:45 lunch time lunch timegender, crime and

Justice wg Meetinglunch time 12:55–13:45

13:45–15:00 Pa3-14settling Disputes – Quietly, or with

rockets: contrasting corporate security

and war


of crime and criminal Justice statistics: Panel ii:

Data collection and recent Developments in individual

countries (european sourcebook group)

P3-16Methodology of

crime surveys



(part 2)

wg3-18victim participation in restorative justice

(esc victimology working group)

P3-19trust and compliance

wg3-20release from prison

and life in the community


wg3-21Beyond the

criminalisation of drugs: esc/

issDP panel on the regulation of illicit

drugs


and criminal Justice: Methodlogical and

conceptual challenges of researching

gender, crime and Justice

P3-23local policing

wg3-24sentencing:

the Mitigation-incrimination game (esc working group

on sentencing & Penal Decision-Making)

Panel 3

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Placetime time

15:00–15:10 Break Break 15:00–15:1015:10–16:25 Plenary session 2

Presidential address & esc awards

Plenary session 2 - room 100 (Faculty of law) 15:10–16:25


16:50–18:05 Pa4-1can criminologists change the world?

Pa4-2towards a new trust-

Based Policy Model For europe – the FiDucia Project i

wg4-3Police practice with vulnerable

populations: local and global contexts (esc

working group on Policing)

P4-4Practices of organised crime groups and its policing: the case of

italy

wg4-5euroc 2: explaining

white collar crime

Pa4-6new Developments in routine activity research (part 1)

Pa4-7criminology, theory

and surveillance studies

wg4-8“computational criminology”: a

paradigm shift in crime, science and

politics? (esc crime, science and Politics working

group)

P4-9scandals and frauds

Pa4-10new topics and tests of situational action theory 1: the role of social disadvantage in crime causation:

selection, supervision, and sexual behaviour

Pa4-11elderly Prisoners and related issues – the current situation in

the Prison systems of switzerland, France

and canada from an interdisciplinary

Perspective

Pa4-12the ‘ultimate

Penalty’: Past, Present and Parole

Panel 4

18:05–18:15 Break Break 18:05–18:15

18:15–19:30 Pa5-1new topics and

tests of situational action theory 2:

contexts of violence: Moral emotions and empathy, sensitivity to provocation, and police use of force


Based Policy Model For europe – the

FiDucia Project ii

wg5-3Plural policing in

europe (esc working group

on Policing)

P5-4Drugs and

Pharmaceutics: Focus on the online Market


corruption


P5-7Penitentiary topics

P5-9Feeling unsafe

P5-10criminal involvement

and Offender treatment

P5-11criminal proceeds and

revenues

P5-12international Justice and sanction Policy

Panel 5

19:30–21:30 springer us (closed reception)

european criminology group on atrocity

crimes and transitional Justice

meeting

19:30–21:30

9















Placetime time

15:00–15:10 Break Break 15:00–15:1015:10–16:25 Plenary session 2

Presidential address & esc awards



16:50–18:05 Pa4-1can criminologists change the world?


Based Policy Model For europe – the FiDucia Project i

wg4-3Police practice with vulnerable

populations: local and global contexts (esc

working group on Policing)

P4-4Practices of organised crime groups and its policing: the case of

italy


white collar crime


Pa4-7criminology, theory

and surveillance studies

wg4-8“computational criminology”: a

paradigm shift in crime, science and

politics? (esc crime, science and Politics working

group)

P4-9scandals and frauds

Pa4-10new topics and tests of situational action theory 1: the role of social disadvantage in crime causation:

selection, supervision, and sexual behaviour

Pa4-11elderly Prisoners and related issues – the current situation in

the Prison systems of switzerland, France

and canada from an interdisciplinary

Perspective

Pa4-12the ‘ultimate

Penalty’: Past, Present and Parole

Panel 4

18:05–18:15 Break Break 18:05–18:15

18:15–19:30 Pa5-1new topics and

tests of situational action theory 2:

contexts of violence: Moral emotions and empathy, sensitivity to provocation, and police use of force


Based Policy Model For europe – the

FiDucia Project ii

wg5-3Plural policing in

europe (esc working group

on Policing)

P5-4Drugs and

Pharmaceutics: Focus on the online Market


corruption


P5-7Penitentiary topics

P5-9Feeling unsafe

P5-10criminal involvement

and Offender treatment

P5-11criminal proceeds and

revenues

P5-12international Justice and sanction Policy

Panel 5

19:30–21:30 springer us (closed reception)


crimes and transitional Justice

meeting

19:30–21:30

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Place

time time

15:00–15:10 Break Break 15:00–15:10

15:10–16:25 Plenary session 2 - room 100 (Faculty of law) Plenary session 2 - room 100 (Faculty of law) 15:10–16:25


16:50–18:05 P4-13Punitiveness and

media

P4-14Specific social

groups victimization

P4-15studies on youth moral

judgement and morality

P4-16crime rates and specific offences

Pa4-17Methodological and theoretical insights

from Different waves of isrD

P4-18Prison and re-

offending

wg4-19towards a better

understanding of (re-)integration in theory, policy and in practice? (esc working group

on community sanctions and esc working group on

Prison Life & Effects of imprisonment)

Pa4-20experiencing long-term imprisonment

from young adulthood: identity,

adaptation and penal legitimacy

wg4-21achieving a better understanding of

criminal law-making processes

(criminal law-Making Policy esc working

group)

Pa4-22the investments of organised crime in

europe: presentation of the main findings of research project ocP

– organised crime Portfolio

P4-23local and war

P4-24alternative criminal sanctions and parole

Panel 4

18:05–18:15 Break Break 18:05–18:15

18:15–19:30 P5-13Fear of crime Determinants

P5-14stalking

victimization, school violence

P5-15crime statistics and

survey methods in juvenile delinquency research

P5-16adolescents as

victims and offenders

Pa5-17children‘s rights in

juvenile justice

P5-18theoretical debates

and challenges (part 1)

wg5-19Probation and

community supervision

(esc working group on community

sanctions)

P5-20rights & special

services for prisoners

wg5-21Influences and rationality of

criminality related legal reforms (criminal

law-Making Policy esc working group)


and criminal Justice: young women/girls

and Justice

P5-23Development of

policing on national level

P5-24cultural/gender

based violence, family violence

Panel 5

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Place

time time

15:00–15:10 Break Break 15:00–15:10



16:50–18:05 P4-13Punitiveness and

media

P4-14Specific social

groups victimization

P4-15studies on youth moral

judgement and morality

P4-16crime rates and specific offences

Pa4-17Methodological and theoretical insights

from Different waves of isrD

P4-18Prison and re-

offending

wg4-19towards a better

understanding of (re-)integration in theory, policy and in practice? (esc working group

on community sanctions and esc working group on

Prison Life & Effects of imprisonment)

Pa4-20experiencing long-term imprisonment

from young adulthood: identity,

adaptation and penal legitimacy

wg4-21achieving a better understanding of

criminal law-making processes

(criminal law-Making Policy esc working

group)

Pa4-22the investments of organised crime in

europe: presentation of the main findings of research project ocP

– organised crime Portfolio

P4-23local and war

P4-24alternative criminal sanctions and parole

Panel 4

18:05–18:15 Break Break 18:05–18:15

18:15–19:30 P5-13Fear of crime Determinants

P5-14stalking

victimization, school violence

P5-15crime statistics and

survey methods in juvenile delinquency research

P5-16adolescents as

victims and offenders

Pa5-17children‘s rights in

juvenile justice



wg5-19Probation and

community supervision

(esc working group on community

sanctions)

P5-20rights & special

services for prisoners

wg5-21Influences and rationality of

criminality related legal reforms (criminal

law-Making Policy esc working group)


and criminal Justice: young women/girls

and Justice

P5-23Development of

policing on national level

P5-24cultural/gender

based violence, family violence

Panel 5

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08:30 – 13:45 / Friday, September 12, 2014













Place

time time

08:30–09:45 wg6-3new international trends in policing.

lessons from comparative studies

wg6-5euroc 4:

enforcement responses to white

collar crime

Pa6-6wg on criminology

curricula/wg on PhD programmes in europe

P6-7Prevention

wg6-8constituent assembly

of the »european working group on

Quantitative Methods in criminology

(eQMc)« in the esc

P6-9theory testing and

evaluation

P6-10homicides, sentencing

& victim Protection

Pa6-11supporting victims in

northern ireland

Panel 6

09:45–09:55 Break Break 09:45–09:55



11:40–12:55 wg7-3the mayor and local

security policing

wg7-5euroc 5: combating

and facilitating organized crime

P7-6crime and space

wg7-7Policing, law and

the socio-corporal consequences of (mass) violence (presented by the european


P7-8victims of sexual

abuse, compensation

P7-9crime prevention

reinventing

wg7-10Entering the field of criminological

research (esc Postgraduate

and early stage researchers working

group)

P7-11aspects of ethnicity

and nationality in prisons

Panel 7

12:55–13:45 lunch time lunch timeearly stage researchers

lunch time 12:55–13:45

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Place

time time

08:30–09:45 wg6-3new international trends in policing.

lessons from comparative studies

wg6-5euroc 4:

enforcement responses to white

collar crime

Pa6-6wg on criminology

curricula/wg on PhD programmes in europe

P6-7Prevention

wg6-8constituent assembly

of the »european working group on

Quantitative Methods in criminology

(eQMc)« in the esc

P6-9theory testing and

evaluation

P6-10homicides, sentencing

& victim Protection

Pa6-11supporting victims in

northern ireland

Panel 6

09:45–09:55 Break Break 09:45–09:55



11:40–12:55 wg7-3the mayor and local

security policing

wg7-5euroc 5: combating

and facilitating organized crime

P7-6crime and space

wg7-7Policing, law and

the socio-corporal consequences of (mass) violence (presented by the european


P7-8victims of sexual

abuse, compensation

P7-9crime prevention

reinventing

wg7-10Entering the field of criminological

research (esc Postgraduate

and early stage researchers working

group)

P7-11aspects of ethnicity

and nationality in prisons

Panel 7

12:55–13:45 lunch time lunch timeearly stage researchers

lunch time 12:55–13:45

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Place

time time

08:30–09:45 P6-13non-legal migration

P6-14gender, war and Mass

Conflicts

P6-15contemporary

research on juvenile delinquency (part 1)

P6-16victims, criminal

justice and fear of crime

Pa6-17testing Delinquency

theories comparatively:

results from isrD and other surveys



wg6-19Practising Offender

supervision: exploring innovative

Methods for comparative

research (esc working group


Pa6-20the aim and purpose

of contemporary prison research

Pa6-21The Effective Youth

court: Juvenile Justice Procedures in

europe

Pa6-22the oxford

handbook on gender, sex, and crime: an

introduction and overview

P6-23Police arrangements

P6-24Effective punishment

and society

Panel 6

09:45–09:55 Break Break 09:45–09:55

09:55–11:10 Plenary session 3Key issues in

contemporary criminological theory

Plenary session 3 – video transmitting

Plenary session 3 - room 131 (Faculty of arts) 09:55–11:10


11:40–12:55 P7-13immigration and

cultural differences

P7-14sanctions and

empowering of victims

P7-15contemporary


P7-16Juvenile delinquency

research on social control, self-control

and risk-taking

Pa7-17evidence based

juvenile justice policy



wg7-19approaches to

sentencing, Policy-Making

and Discretionary Judgement

(esc working group on sentencing & Penal Decision-

Making)

P7-20 Desistance and parole

Pa7-21Young offenders,

juvenile justice and the transition into

adulthood

P7-22trust and family

relations

P7-23Police training

P7-24local governance of

security

Panel 7


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Place

time time

08:30–09:45 P6-13non-legal migration

P6-14gender, war and Mass

Conflicts

P6-15contemporary


P6-16victims, criminal

justice and fear of crime

Pa6-17testing Delinquency

theories comparatively:

results from isrD and other surveys



wg6-19Practising Offender

supervision: exploring innovative

Methods for comparative

research (esc working group


Pa6-20the aim and purpose

of contemporary prison research

Pa6-21The Effective Youth

court: Juvenile Justice Procedures in

europe

Pa6-22the oxford

handbook on gender, sex, and crime: an

introduction and overview

P6-23Police arrangements

P6-24Effective punishment

and society

Panel 6

09:45–09:55 Break Break 09:45–09:55

09:55–11:10 Plenary session 3Key issues in

contemporary criminological theory




11:40–12:55 P7-13immigration and

cultural differences

P7-14sanctions and

empowering of victims

P7-15contemporary


P7-16Juvenile delinquency

research on social control, self-control

and risk-taking

Pa7-17evidence based

juvenile justice policy



wg7-19approaches to

sentencing, Policy-Making

and Discretionary Judgement

(esc working group on sentencing & Penal Decision-

Making)

P7-20 Desistance and parole

Pa7-21Young offenders,

juvenile justice and the transition into

adulthood

P7-22trust and family

relations

P7-23Police training

P7-24local governance of

security

Panel 7


16















Place

time time

13:45–14:45 esc general assembly - room 131 (Faculty of arts) esc general assembly - room 131 (Faculty of arts) 13:45–14:45

14:45–14:50 Break Break 14:45–14:50



16:20–16:50 Poster viewing ice cream session Poster viewing ice cream session victimology wg meeting

16:20–16:50

16:50–18:05 Pa8-1Morality and criminology

Pa8-2the oxford handbook

on ethnicity, immigration and

crime

wg8-3the Politics of accountability

wg8-4eDlc session i: From juvenile delinquency to young adult crime

wg8-5workshop and update

for the international self-report

Delinquency study (isrD3)

P8-6Drug use(r) and legal

regulation

P8-7Preventive programs

evaluation

P8-9Perspectives on social

work and probation service

P8-10cultural criminology

(part 1)

Panel 8

18:05–18:15 Break Break 18:05–18:15

18:15–19:30 Pa9-1what sanctions

work best? what is the evidence about

treatment? how helpful are aftercare

programs? (campbell crime and Justice collaboration)


of organized crime

Pa9-3violence against

women – new evidence

wg9-4eDlc session ii: crime

and the life-course

Pa9-5recent advances in explaining and

sustaining the crime Drop

P9-6criminal justice and

policy

Pa9-7Policing in the nordic

countries between cooperation and

privatisation

P9-8human rights in

european prisons – real or imaginary?

Pa9-9Police integrity across

the world


(part 2)

Meeting: esc members for european

Prison study

Panel 9

17















Place

time time

13:45–14:45 esc general assembly - room 131 (Faculty of arts) esc general assembly - room 131 (Faculty of arts) 13:45–14:45

14:45–14:50 Break Break 14:45–14:50



16:20–16:50 Poster viewing ice cream session Poster viewing ice cream session victimology wg meeting

16:20–16:50

16:50–18:05 Pa8-1Morality and criminology


on ethnicity, immigration and

crime

wg8-3the Politics of accountability

wg8-4eDlc session i: From juvenile delinquency to young adult crime

wg8-5workshop and update

for the international self-report

Delinquency study (isrD3)

P8-6Drug use(r) and legal

regulation

P8-7Preventive programs

evaluation

P8-9Perspectives on social

work and probation service


(part 1)

Panel 8

18:05–18:15 Break Break 18:05–18:15

18:15–19:30 Pa9-1what sanctions

work best? what is the evidence about

treatment? how helpful are aftercare

programs? (campbell crime and Justice collaboration)


of organized crime

Pa9-3violence against

women – new evidence

wg9-4eDlc session ii: crime

and the life-course

Pa9-5recent advances in explaining and

sustaining the crime Drop

P9-6criminal justice and

policy

Pa9-7Policing in the nordic

countries between cooperation and

privatisation

P9-8human rights in

european prisons – real or imaginary?

Pa9-9Police integrity across

the world


(part 2)

Meeting: esc members for european

Prison study

Panel 9

18















Place

time time

13:45–14:45 esc general assembly esc general assembly - room 131 (Faculty of arts) 13:45–14:45

14:45–14:50 Break Break 14:45–14:50

14:50–16:05 Plenary session 4Drug use, drug

markets and drug control




16:20–16:50 Poster viewing ice cream session Poster viewing ice cream session 16:20–16:50

16:50–18:05 P8-13Offfending and

treatment in theory

P8-14riots and violence

Pa8-15comparative research on Human Trafficking

P8-16risk factors/correlates

of victimization

Pa8-17cultural Perspectives

on youth Justice: theory, policy, culture

and practice

wg8-19youth Justice and

Juvenile Delinquency

P8-20Power of institution:

Different perspectives on

treatment of prisoners

Pa8-21eco-crimes:

corporate power and regulatory failure:

Commodification of water, pollution and

wildlife trafficking

P8-22applied social

psychology

P8-23criminal Justice system: how it

works?

P8-24restorative justice

Panel 8

18:05–18:15 Break Break 18:05–18:15

18:15–19:30 Pa9-13young peoples

crime involvement – Findings from the

Malmö individual and neighbourhood development study

(MinDs)

P9-14Provocation and

desistance

P9-15subcultures and group

delinquency


P9-17victimization issues

P9-18serious crime

wg9-19imprisonment,

Detention and Quasi-sentencing Decision-

Making (esc working group

on sentencing & Penal Decision-

Making)

wg9-20international,

regional, national and local mechanisms of TJ: Conflict or added

value? (presented by the european


P9-21issues in youth

delinquency

Pa9-22Human Trafficking new exploitations and the difficulties

of making prove through victims’

witnessing

P9-23Punitivity and

security

P9-24Disparity in sentencing

Panel 9

19















Place

time time

13:45–14:45 esc general assembly esc general assembly - room 131 (Faculty of arts) 13:45–14:45

14:45–14:50 Break Break 14:45–14:50

14:50–16:05 Plenary session 4Drug use, drug

markets and drug control




16:20–16:50 Poster viewing ice cream session Poster viewing ice cream session 16:20–16:50

16:50–18:05 P8-13Offfending and

treatment in theory

P8-14riots and violence

Pa8-15comparative research on Human Trafficking

P8-16risk factors/correlates

of victimization

Pa8-17cultural Perspectives

on youth Justice: theory, policy, culture

and practice

wg8-19youth Justice and

Juvenile Delinquency

P8-20Power of institution:

Different perspectives on

treatment of prisoners

Pa8-21eco-crimes:

corporate power and regulatory failure:

Commodification of water, pollution and

wildlife trafficking

P8-22applied social

psychology

P8-23criminal Justice system: how it

works?

P8-24restorative justice

Panel 8

18:05–18:15 Break Break 18:05–18:15

18:15–19:30 Pa9-13young peoples

crime involvement – Findings from the

Malmö individual and neighbourhood development study

(MinDs)

P9-14Provocation and

desistance

P9-15subcultures and group

delinquency


P9-17victimization issues

P9-18serious crime

wg9-19imprisonment,

Detention and Quasi-sentencing Decision-

Making (esc working group

on sentencing & Penal Decision-

Making)

wg9-20international,

regional, national and local mechanisms of TJ: Conflict or added

value? (presented by the european


P9-21issues in youth

delinquency

Pa9-22Human Trafficking new exploitations and the difficulties

of making prove through victims’

witnessing

P9-23Punitivity and

security

P9-24Disparity in sentencing

Panel 9

20


08:30 – 16:00 / Saturday, September 13, 2014













Place

time time

08:30–09:45 P10-1criminology and

society

P10-2advances in

methodology

P10-4corruption and

white collar crime: Infiltration into

legitimate structures

P10-6risks in practice

P10-7comparing criminal

justice (part 1)

P10-8imprisonment from female perspective

P10-9Fees paid by prisoners; normalization & prison

research

P10-10green, or protective? criminalization issues

Panel 10

09:45–09:55 Break Break 09:45–09:55

09:55–11:10 Plenary session 5Migration challenges and transfer of crime



11:40–12:55 P11-2Prevention strategies

& theoretical Reflections

P11-4internet assisting organized crime

P11-6Particular groups of Offenders and

specialized treatment


justice (part 2)

P11-8childhood & cybercrime

P11-9Domestic violence:

Detection & Prevention

P11-10Diversity: ethnic,

religious, ideological

Panel 11

12:55–13:00 Break Break 12:55–13:00

13:00–13:45 closing ceremony community sanctions working group

meeting

closing ceremony - room 100 (Faculty of law) 13:00–13:45

14:30–15:00 esc Board Meeting 14:30–15:00

15:00–16:00 15:00–16:00

21















Place

time time

08:30–09:45 P10-1criminology and

society

P10-2advances in

methodology

P10-4corruption and

white collar crime: Infiltration into

legitimate structures

P10-6risks in practice


justice (part 1)

P10-8imprisonment from female perspective

P10-9Fees paid by prisoners; normalization & prison

research

P10-10green, or protective? criminalization issues

Panel 10

09:45–09:55 Break Break 09:45–09:55

09:55–11:10 Plenary session 5Migration challenges and transfer of crime



11:40–12:55 P11-2Prevention strategies

& theoretical Reflections

P11-4internet assisting organized crime

P11-6Particular groups of Offenders and

specialized treatment


justice (part 2)

P11-8childhood & cybercrime

P11-9Domestic violence:

Detection & Prevention

P11-10Diversity: ethnic,

religious, ideological

Panel 11

12:55–13:00 Break Break 12:55–13:00

13:00–13:45 closing ceremony community sanctions working group

meeting

closing ceremony - room 100 (Faculty of law) 13:00–13:45

14:30–15:00 esc Board Meeting 14:30–15:00

15:00–16:00 15:00–16:00

22















Place

time time

08:30–09:45 P10-14trust in the Police

P10-15Youth: offenders or

victims

P10-16challenging gender

P10-17reporting crimes, rape

victims

P10-18Measuring iPv,

psychological aspects of iPv

wg10-20Food in Prison (esc working


P10-22Human trafficking and

sex industry

Panel 10

09:45–09:55 Break Break 09:45–09:55



11:40–12:55 wg11-14Pluralistic Model of transitional Justice:

Book review: criminal law and gacaca: the

development of a pluralistic legal model

– case study on the rwandan genocide

(nandor Knust) (presented by the


crimes and transitional Justice)

P11-15Juvenile delinquency research on ethnicity,

race and imigration

P11-16crime rates: gender and other contexts

P11-18victimization and iPv: Country specific issues

wg11-20Bridging research

fields: from prisons to other total institutions


wg11-21ii Meeting of the

criminal law-Making Policy esc working

group

P11-22gender, victimization

and policing

P11-24technology and justice

Panel 11

12:55–13:00 Break Break 12:55–13:00

13:00–13:45 closing ceremony - room 100 (Faculty of law) closing ceremony - room 100 (Faculty of law) 13:00–13:45

23















Place

time time

08:30–09:45 P10-14trust in the Police

P10-15Youth: offenders or

victims

P10-16challenging gender

P10-17reporting crimes, rape

victims

P10-18Measuring iPv,

psychological aspects of iPv

wg10-20Food in Prison (esc working


P10-22Human trafficking and

sex industry

Panel 10

09:45–09:55 Break Break 09:45–09:55



11:40–12:55 wg11-14Pluralistic Model of transitional Justice:

Book review: criminal law and gacaca: the

development of a pluralistic legal model

– case study on the rwandan genocide

(nandor Knust) (presented by the


crimes and transitional Justice)

P11-15Juvenile delinquency research on ethnicity,

race and imigration

P11-16crime rates: gender and other contexts

P11-18victimization and iPv: Country specific issues

wg11-20Bridging research

fields: from prisons to other total institutions


wg11-21ii Meeting of the

criminal law-Making Policy esc working

group

P11-22gender, victimization

and policing

P11-24technology and justice

Panel 11

12:55–13:00 Break Break 12:55–13:00

13:00–13:45 closing ceremony - room 100 (Faculty of law) closing ceremony - room 100 (Faculty of law) 13:00–13:45

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Tram lines in operation

Substitute bus transport

Regular tram line termini

Transfer to ČD trains / S lines

Prague Public Transport Company information centre

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Kiss+Ride (drop-o� zone)

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