PROGRAMME
TUEDAY 2 JULY
Time
11.00
Arrival and registration (open throughout the conference)
12.00
Lunch
13.00
Welcome
Professor Geoff Layer, Vice–Chancellor
Professor Anthea Gregory, Dean of the Faculty of Social Sciences
Mayor of Wolverhampton, Councillor Milkinderpal Jaspal
Professor Loraine Gelsthorpe, President of British Society of Criminology
Presentation of the Outstanding Achievement Award to Professor Joanna Shapland
14.00
PLENARY: PROFESSOR PAUL ROCK
CRIMINOLOGY ON TRIAL
15.00
0
Tea
Time
15.30
Parallel Sessions
Authors Meet Critics: Global Policing, by Ben Bowling and James Sheptycki
Megan O’Neill (Chair), University of Salford
This is an ‘AUTHORS MEET CRITICS’ session where BEN BOWLING AND JAMES
SHEPTYCKI will hear and respond to critiques of their book, GLOBAL POLICING, from
three leading writers and researchers in this field. The critics are:
Prof Andrew Goldsmith (Flinders University),
Christopher Giacomantonio (Wolfson College, University of Oxford and RAND Europe
Dr Saskia Hufnagel (Griffith University).
Youth
Sam Lewis, University of Leeds (Chair)
Sam Lewis, University of Leeds
NIPPING ANTI-SOCIAL BEHAVIOUR (ASB) IN THE BUD OR TARGETING THE USUAL
SUSPECTS? TOWARDS A MORE NUANCED UNDERSTANDING OF THE USE OF ASB
INTERVENTIONS WITH YOUNG PEOPLE
Laura Kelly & Vici Armitage
YOUNG PEOPLE AND ANTI–SOCIAL BEHAVIOUR REDUCTION
CONTINUITIES, CHANGES AND CHALLENGES FOR RESEARCH
IN
ENGLAND:
Claire Fitzpatrick, Lancaster University
CHILDREN IN CARE AND THE CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM: IS IT DIFFERENT FOR GIRLS?
Sarah Lamble GENDER AND JUSTICE WITHOUT THE STATE? EXPLORING NON–STATE,
COMMUNITY–BASED RESPONSES TO INTIMATE AND SEXUAL VIOLENCE IN THE USA
Media culture and crime
Andrew Wilson (Chair)
Andrew Wilson, Nottingham Trent University
MUGGED: THE CREATION OF A MORAL PANIC AND THE CONSTRUCTION OF ‘CRISIS’
Dr. Sam Poyser
RAISING REASONABLE DOUBT: NARRATIVES OF JOURNALISTIC INVESTIGATIONS INTO
MISCARRIAGES OF JUSTICE
Demetra M. Pappas, JD, MSc, PhD, Department of Sociology and Criminal Justice, St.
Francis College, Brooklyn, New York
TELEVISING “DR. DEATH”: THE ROLE OF THE MEDIA IN CHOOSING TO TELEVISE JACK
KEVORKIAN’S MEDICAL EUTHANASIA AND NARRATIVE, AS CONSTRUCTED BY THE
MEDIA’S SELF-CRITIQUE AT A PRE-TRIAL CONFERENCE
1
15.30
Theory
Joanne Hulley (Chair)
Davies, P., Francis, P. and Wyatt, T. Northumbria University
EXPLORING THE LIMITS OF CRIMINOLOGY: INVISIBLE CRIMES AND SOCIAL HARMS
Joanne Hulley, School of Law, University of Sheffield
“MY LIFE’S AN OPEN BOOK”: DECEPTION, CONTROL AND NARCISSM IN THE
NARRATIVES OF AN ADULT MALE CHILD SEX OFFENDER
Jodi Death, School of Justice, Queensland University of Technology
CHILD SEXUAL ABUSE IN CHRISTIAN INSTITUTIONS
Diversity, Inequality and Hate Panel: Researching Hate, Victimisation And Diverse
Communities
Chair: Dr Neil Chakraborti
Jon Garland, University of Surrey
RESEARCHING HATE: THEMES AND ISSUES IN INVESTIGATING BIGOTRY AND
VICTIMISATION
Stevie-Jade Hardy, University of Leicester
HARD TO REACH OR EASY TO IGNORE? THE USE OF ‘SOFT’ APPROACHES IN ACCESSING
‘HARD TO REACH’ COMMUNITIES
Dr Neil Chakraborti, University of Leicester
‘TEN THINGS I HATE ABOUT YOU’: EMERGING LESSONS FOR HATE CRIME THEORY,
RESEARCH AND POLICY
Theory Panel: Two-Way Street: Critical Perspectives on Gender, Crime and Street
Capital
Alistair Fraser (Chair)
Alistair Fraser, University of Hong Kong
DAMAGED HARDMEN: GANGS, MASCULINITIES AND SOCIAL CHANGE IN GLASGOW
Kate O’Brien, University of Kent
FEMININITY, EMBODIMENT AND STREET CULTURE: CONCEPTUALISING ‘STREET
FEMININITY’ THROUGH STREET STYLE
Jennifer Fleetwood, University of Kent
WOMEN CRACK DEALERS: DOING RESPECTABILITY TO DO BUSINESS
Heidi Grundetjern, University of Oslo
LOVING MOTHER AND ‘ONE OF THE GUYS’: DOING GENDER IN THE ILLEGAL DRUG
ECONOMY
2
15.30
Research Methods
Gemma Birkett, (Chair)
Gemma Birkett, City University London
POLITICS, POWER & GENDER: REFLECTIONS ON POLITICAL RESEARCH FINDINGS FROM
CRIMINAL JUSTICE ELITES
Dr James A. Roffee, Monash University
RHETORICAL POLITICAL ANALYSIS AND THE SYNTHETIC NECESSARY TRUTH BEHIND NEW
LABOUR’S CRIMINALISATION OF INCEST
Anna Barker, University of Bradford
INFORMATION AS A FORM OF DEMOCRATIC PARTICIPATION IN POLICING: SOME
CRITICAL REFLECTIONS ON THE ROLE AND USE OF ONLINE CRIME MAPS IN THE UK
Policing
Peter Neyroud (Chair)
Peter Neyroud, University of Cambridge & Molly Slothower, University of Maryland
A CAUTIONARY TALE: A COMMENTARY ON POLICE IMPLENETATION OF QUALITY
CONDITIONAL CAUTIONS FROM AN ONGOING RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIAL
Dr. Lawrence Sherman, University of Cambridge & Heather Harris, University of
Maryland
BAD NEWS TAKES TIME: A TWO-DECADE FOLLOWUP OF A CONTROLLED TRIAL OF
ARREST FOR COMMON DOMESTIC ASSAULT
Anna Waistnage – Nottingham Trent University
RESTORATIVE JUSTICE IN THE NOTTINGHAMSHIRE POLICE FORCE: THE IDEAL, THE
REALITY AND THE GAP BETWEEN.
Time
Parallel Sessions
17.00
Prisons panel: Research from a therapeutic community prison: behaviour change,
control, enrichment, and work
Chair Laura Caulfield, Bath Spa University
Dr Michelle Newberry, Senior Lecturer, Sheffield Hallam University
OFFENCE TYPE AND TREATMENT OUTCOME IN A THERAPEUTIC COMMUNITY PRISON
Neelama Kumari, Birmingham Metropolitan College; Laura Caulfield, Bath Spa
University; Michelle Newberry, Sheffield Hallam University
FEMALE STAFF WORKING IN A MALE THERAPEUTIC COMMUNITY PRISON
Stacie Douglas, HMP Grendon & Laura Caulfield, Bath Spa University
NOTIONS OF CONTROL IN A THERAPEUTIC COMMUNITY PRISON
Laura Caulfield, Bath Spa University
THE DEVELOPMENT AND FUNCTION OF AN ART RESIDENCY IN A THERAPEUTIC
COMMUNITY PRISON
3
17.00
Youth Panel: Juvenile/Youth Justice on Trial
Chair: Professor Barry Goldson
Professor Loraine Gelsthorpe (University of Cambridge) and Dr Gilly Sharpe (University
of Sheffield)
JUSTICE FOR GIRLS ON TRIAL: TRANSGRESSING CRIMINOLOGY
Professor Barry Goldson (University of Liverpool)
EUROPEAN JUVENILE JUSTICE ON TRIAL
Dr Anna Souhami (University of Edinburgh)
YOUTH JUSTICE POLICY RESEARCH ON TRIAL
Crime control interventions
Philippa Tomczak (Chair)
Philippa Tomczak, The University of Manchester
PUNISHMENT AND CHARITY: DESISTANCE, ACTIVISM AND SOCIAL CONTROL
Dr Emmeline Taylor, Australian National University
SURVEILLANCE SCHOOLS: SECURING CRIME CONTROL FOR THE FUTURE
Dorien Brosens, Liesbeth De Donder, Tom Vanwing, Sarah Dury, Dominique Verté Vrije
Universiteit Brussel Pleinlaan 21050 Brussels
ACTIVITIES BEHIND PRISON WALLS: INEQUALITIES IN PARTICIPATION?
Media culture and crime panel: faction: crime as entertainment
Chair: Carol Jones, University of Wolverhampton
Dave Ellis, University of Wolverhampton
BLACK BRITISH CRIME FICTION AND THE POLITICS OF IDENTITY
Gerry Carlin, University of Wolverhampton
ROBOT KILLERS: CHARLES MANSON, THE MY LAI MASSACRE AND AN UNDERGROUND
COMIC
Mark Jones, University of Wolverhampton
RECREATING THE RIPPER: DOCUMENTARY REPRESENTATIONS OF THE WHITECHAPEL
MURDERS
Jackie Pieterick, University of Wolverhampton
IS THE DEVIL IN THE DETAILS?
4
17.00
Policing Roundtable on Evidence-Based Policing
Participants:
Professor Larry SHERMAN (Chair)
Chief Supt Rich MOORE;
Chief Supt Alex MURRAY;
Professor Ben BOWLING
Probation and courts
Peter Raynor (Chair)
Peter Raynor, Swansea University (Chair)
A PROBLEM-SOLVING APPROACH TO PROBATION COMPLIANCE
Dr Jill Annison, Dr Dan Gilling, Dr Gisella Hanley Santos and Dr Tim Auburn; Plymouth
University.
FORCING A SQUARE PEG INTO A ROUND HOLE? REFLECTIONS UPON THE IMPORTATION
OF THE CONCEPT OF COMMUNITY JUSTICE INTO AN ENGLISH MAGISTRATES’ COURT.
Jake Phillips, Sheffield Hallam University
PROBATION PRACTICE IN THE INFORMATION AGE: THE NEED FOR REFLEXIVITY
Theory and violence
James Sheptycki (Chair)
James Sheptycki, York University, Toronto, Canada
AFFECT AND RATIONALITY IN THE POLITICS OF GUN CRIME; REFLECTIONS ON THE ROLE
OF PUBLIC CRIMINOLOGY
Lisa White
TRANSITIONAL JUSTICE AND LEGACIES OF STATE VIOLENCE: THE SIGNIFICANCE OF
FORMER DETAINEES’ NARRATIVES IN NORTHERN IRELAND
Dr James A. Densley, Metropolitan State University
MASS MURDER IN THE UNITED STATES AND CHINA: A COMPARISON
5
17.00
Policing
Dr Matthew Bacon (Chair)
Dr Matthew Bacon, University of Sheffield
THE END OF THE WAR ON DRUGS? BACKSTAGE WITH THE FRONTLINE
Sara Grace, University of Sheffield
“[IT] WAS ONLY A BIT A WEED. WELL OUTTA PROPORTION”: WHAT DOES ‘FAIRNESS’
MEAN TO PENALTY NOTICE RECIPIENTS?
Christine Lyle: University of Wolverhampton
POLICING DOMESTIC VIOENCE: IT’S A CRIME
18.30
OUP Wine Reception
19.00
Bar and dinner
6
WEDNESDAY 3 JULY
Office open throughout the day
Time
Parallel Sessions
09.00
Youth
Dr Daniel McCarthy (Chair)
Dr Daniel McCarthy, University of Surrey
YOUTH OFFENDNG, PUNISHMENT AND THE IMPACT ON THE LIVES ON FAMILY
MEMBERS
Anne Robinson, Dept of Law, Criminology and Community Justice, Sheffield Hallam
University
LEAVING RISK BEHIND: STRENGTHS AND SOCIAL CAPITAL IN INTERVENTION WITH
YOUNG PEOPLE
Anthea Hucklesby,(University of Leeds (Chair) and Mary Corcoran, University of Keele
SURVIVAL OF THE FITTEST? VOLUNTARY SECTOR INVOLVEMENT IN CRIMINAL JUSTICE
Victims policy panel: Putting Victims First? Responsibilisation Revisited
Chair: Sumiyya Shafiq
Dr Vicky Heap, Sheffield Hallam University
FOCUS ON THE VICTIM: AN APPRAISAL OF THE ‘NEW’ ANTI-SOCIAL BEHAVIOUR POLICY
NARRATIVE
Dr Marian Duggan, Sheffield Hallam University
ABDICATING ACCOUNTABILITY? USING VICTIMS’ VOICES TO PREVENT VIOLENCE
AGAINST WOMEN
Dr Vicky Heap and Dr Marian Duggan, Sheffield Hallam University
EXPOSING SUBTLE SHIFTS IN VICTIM POLICY
Prisons
Ian Brunton-Smith (Chair)
Ian Brunton-Smith, University of Surrey. & Daniel McCarthy, University of Surrey
EXPLORING PRISONER PERCEPTIONS OF PRISON STAFF LEGITIMACY
Leena Mäkipää, The National Research Institute of Legal Policy / Finland
MATERIALIZATION OF LEGAL PROTECTION OF PRISONERS IN FINLAND
Deborah Drake, The Open University
RESEARCHING PRISONER EXPERIENCES WITH PRISON OFFICERS
7
09.00
Policing panel: Rethinking stop and search
Chair: Professor Ben Bowling
Rebekah Delsol, Open Society Justice Initiative
STOP AND SEARCH ON TRIAL
Ben Bradford, Centre for Criminology, University of Oxford
THE IMPACT OF STOP AND SEARCH ON LEGITIMACY, COOPERATION AND COMPLIANCE
Michael Shiner, Department of Social Policy, London School of Economics and Political
Science
EXCEPTIONAL POWERS AND THE POLITICS OF POLICING
Tara Lai Quinlan, London School of Economics & Political Science
CRIME REDUCTION ALTERNATIVES TO STOP AND SEARCH
Prisons
Dr Alisa Stevens (Chair)
Dr Alisa Stevens, University of Southampton and Howard League for Penal Reform
RESEARCHING SEX IN PRISON: PRAGMATISM, POLITICS, AND POSSIBILITIES
Christopher Schlembach, Austrian Road Safety Board
MENTAL HEALTH – FOUNDATIONS OF CRIME PREVENTION IN POLITICAL PSYCHIATRY
AND MEDICAL SOCIOLOGY
Dr Katherine Auty, Institute of Criminology, Cambridge University
POSITIVE EFFECTS OF MINDFULNESS AND YOGA IN PRISON: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW
AND META-ANALYSIS OF STUDIES
Panel: Football Hooliganism, Crime & Crowd Management
Chair: Dr James Treadwell
James Treadwell University of Birmingham
BACK IN THE GAME? CONTEMPORARY PERSPECTIVES ON FOOTBALL HOOLIGANISM,
CRIME AND CROWD MANAGEMENT
Dr Matt Hopkins, University of Leicester
THE AGGRO INDUSTRY: CONTEMPORARY THEMES IN RELATION TO FOOTBALL
HOOLIGANISM, FAN CULTURE AND THE POLICING OF RISK SUPPORTERS
Jon Garland, University of Surrey and Michael Rowe, Northumbria University
THE HOLLOW VICTORY OF ANTI-RACISM IN ENGLISH FOOTBALL
Tammy Ayres University of Leicester and James Treadwell, University of Birmingham
TALKING PRADA AND POWDER– COCAINE USE AND SUPPLY AMONGST THE FOOTBALL
HOOLIGAN FIRM
8
09.00
Policing
Mike Perkins (Chair)
Mike Perkins, University of York
PUBLIC CONFIDENCE MODELLING: A LOCALLY BASED APPROACH TO POLICE
PERFORMANCE MANAGEMENT
Gorazd Meško, PhD, Professor of Criminology, Faculty of Criminal Justice and Security,
University of Maribor, Slovenia
LAW STUDENTS’ PERCEPTION OF POLICE LEGITIMACY AND RELATED CONSTRUCTS IN
CENTRAL AND EASTERN EUROPEAN COUNTRIES – A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS
Giles Barrett, Liverpool John Moores, Samantha Fletcher, Staffordshire University, Tina
Patel, University of Salford
BLACK AND MINORITY ETHNIC SATISFACTION WITH THE POLICE
Prisons
Professor Stephen Shute (Chair)
Professor Stephen Shute, University of Sussex
THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE INSPECTION OF PRISONS: DEBUNKING SOME MYTHS
Bethany E. Schmidt, Institute of Criminology, University of Cambridge
DEMOCRATIZING DEMOCRACY: THE EXPLORATION OF PRISONERS AS CITIZENS
THROUGH PARTICIPATORY GOVERNANCE
Dr Victoria Lavis, University of Bradford.
PRESSURE PROCESSES: EXPLORING THE INFLUENCE OF ‘DRAWING’ AND ‘DRIVING’
STYLES OF PRISON MANAGEMENT.
Theory Panel: Criminal Justice History: Punishment & Society
Chair: Professor Carol Jones
David Cox, University of Wolverhampton:
‘SEVENTY YEARS AND A WORLD APART – THE CONTRASTING FATES OF JAMES
WHALEBONE AND CHARLES WILLIAM BEASLEY’
Helen Johnston, University of Hull
‘CONVICT EXPERIENCES OF IMPRISONMENT, 1853-1900: LONG TERM SENTENCES AND
LICENSING SCHEMES
Carol A.G. Jones, University of Wolverhampton
POLICING HONG KONG: LEGACIES OF THE COLONIAL PAST
10.00
10.30
Policing network meeting
Coffee
9
Time
Parallel Sessions
11.00
Women’s network meeting and presentation: Legal responses to rape: a 21 st Century
injustice
Chair: Anthea Hucklesby
Louise Ellison, University of Leeds & Vanessa E. Munro, University of Nottingham
(NON)STRANGER DANGER: REAL RAPE STEREOTYPES AND THE RELEVANCE OF A
PREVIOUS RELATIONSHIP IN (MOCK) JURY DELIBERATIONS
Nicole Westmarland, Durham University Centre for Research into Violence and Abuse
(CRiVA)
RAPE - TIME FOR A RADICAL RETHINK?
Youth
Dr. Amanda Holt (Chair)
Dr. Amanda Holt, Institute of Criminal Justice Studies, University of Portsmouth
ADOLESCENT-TO-PARENT ABUSE: MAPPING NEW DEVELOPMENTS IN INTERVENTION
WORK – A UK PERSPECTIVE
Chiara Sgarbi & Laura de Fazio, University of Modena and Reggio Emilia, Italy
CYBERSTALKING AMONG JUVENILES: PRELIMINARY RESULTS OF AN ITALIAN RESEARCH
Dr Daniel Briggs, Reader in Criminology, University of East London
CAPITALISMO EXTREMO, IDEOLOGY AND IBIZA: A NEW PERSPECTIVE OF YOUTH
DEVIANCE AND RISK ON HOLIDAY
Prisons panel: Pushing the Boundaries: Convict Criminology in Britain and North
America
Chair: Professor Shadd Maruna, Queen’s University Belfast
Jeffrey Ian Ross, University of Baltimore
MISSING IN ACTION: HOW CONVICT CRIMINOLOGY IS ABSECENT FROM AMERICAN
CORRECTION TEXTS
Andy Aresti and Sacha Darke, University of Westminster
SHIFTING THE RESEARCH HIERARCHIES: ARTICULATED EXPERIENCES OF STUDYING
DEGREES INSIDE
Serena Wright, University of Cambridge
‘VOICES FROM PRISON’. REPEATEDLY CRIMINALISED WOMEN TALK BACK:
CHALLENGING MALE AND MANAGERIAL PERSPECTIVES IN ‘CRIMINAL CAREER’
RESEARCH
10
11.00
Prisons
Charlotte Bilby (Chair)
Charlotte Bilby, Northumbria University
IS THAT ART? CONSIDERING THE PROCESSES AND AUTHENTICITY OF EXHIBITING
OFFENDER ART WORK
Dr Katrina Morrison, Edinburgh Napier University
SCOTTISH CRIMINAL JUSTICE AND DEVOLUTION: INSTITUTIONAL STRUCTURE AND
POLITICAL CHOICE
Robert Jones, Cardiff University, Wales Governance Centre
WALES AND IMPRISONMENT: THE ‘JAGGED EDGE’ OF JUSTICE POWERS IN WALES
Policing
Stuart Lister(Chair)
Stuart Lister, University of Leeds
GOVERNING POLICING NETWORKS: A CASE STUDY FROM A NORTHERN ENGLISH CITY
Trevor Bradley: Institute of Criminology, Victoria University of Wellington
LICENSING CONTRACT PRIVATE SECURITY IN NEW ZEALAND: WHAT CAN IT TELL US
ABOUT THE SECURITY ‘INDUSTRY’?
Iain Britton, Northamptonshire Police and Crime Commission & Laura Knight,
Northamptonshire Police and Crime Commission
POLICE AND CRIME COMMISSIONERS: AN OPPORTUNITY FOR EVIDENCE BASED
MULTIAGENCY WORKING
Diversity, inequality and hate
Dr Meena Dhanda (Chair)
Dr Meena Dhanda, SLSSC, University of Wolverhampton
LEGAL PROTECTION AGAINST CASTE DISCRIMINATION IN BRITAIN
Professor Colin Webster, Leeds Metropolitan University
NEW DIRECTIONS, NEW GENERATION: BENDING THE RACE, ETHNICITY AND CRIME
PARADIGM
Iren Zempi
NEGOTIATING CONSTRUCTIONS OF OUTSIDER AND INSIDER STATUS IN A STUDY
EXAMINING ISLAMOPHOBIA
11
11.00
Research methods
Stephen Wakeman (Chair)
Stephen Wakeman, University of Manchester
FROM KNOWING TO BEING ONE’S SELF: (AUTO)ETHNOGRAPHIC RESEARCH WITH
HEROIN USERS
Maria Ansbro, Snr Lecturer Bucks New University, PhD student, Queens University
Belfast
GREY AREAS IN THE ETHICS PROCESS; ACCESS TO INFORMATION FROM AGENCY CASE
FILES.
Emily Barnett, Ministry of Justice
ESTIMATING THE IMPACT OF EMPLOYMENT ON RE-OFFENDING
Policing
Richard Glover (Chair)
Richard Glover, University of Wolverhampton
BREACH OF THE PEACE AND THE MEANING OF ‘IMMINENCE’
Deborah Platts-Fowler, University of Leeds
‘BEYOND THE LOOT’ - POLICING SOCIAL DISORDER AND URBAN UNREST
Roger Hopkins Burke and Philip Hodgson Nottingham Trent University
RESPONDING TO REPEAT ANTI-SOCIAL BEHAVIOUR AND MORAL COMMUNITARIANISM
Comparative and international criminology
Anqi Shen (Chair)
Anqi Shen, Teesside University
PERCEPTION OF ORGANISED CRIME: AN EXPLORATORY STUDY OF BRITISH UNIVERSITY
STUDENTS AND CHINESE UNIVERSITY STUDENTS AT HOME
Falko A. Ernst, University of Essex
CRACKS IN THE TERRITORY: A MEXICAN CRIMINAL ORGANIZATION’S SURVIVAL UNDER
STRAIN
Hua Zhong, Department of Sociology, The Chinese University of Hong Kong (Visiting
scholar at Institute of Criminology, University of Cambridge) & Xi Chen, Department of
Sociology, The Chinese University of Hong Kong
POVERTY, INEQUALITY, AND CRIME TRENDS IN LONDON AND HONG KONG, 1976-2010
11.00
Youth
Mark Littler (Chair)
Mark Littler, University of Manchester (Chair)
MAPPING ‘THE GOD GAP’: FAITH AND ADOLESCENT TRUST IN THE CRIMINAL JUSTICE
SYSTEM
12
Policing
Sara Grace (Chair)
Sara Grace, University of Sheffield
POLICE DECISION MAKING AND THE DRUNK: EXPLORING PENALTY NOTICES FOR
DISORDER
Sean P. Hier and Kevin Walby, University of Victoria, Canada
REDEPLOYABLE SPECIAL EVENT PUBLIC CAMERA SURVEILLANCE IN CANADA
Miss Kate Gibson, University College London, Department of Security and Crime
Science, Prof. Nick Tilley, University College London, Department of Security and Crime
Science & Dr Ruth Morgan, University College London, Centre for Forensic Sciences
THE IMPACT OF WEAPON AVAILABILITY ON FIREARM SELECTION IN ENGLAND AND
WALES
12.30
Lunch
BSC AGM
OUP private meeting
13
Time
14.00
Parallel Sessions
Gender
Dr. Emily Luise Hart (Chair)
Dr. Emily Luise Hart, Liverpool Hope University
WOMEN PRISONERS’ EXPERIENCE OF PRE-RELEASE AND THE CONSTRUCTION OF A NEW
LIFE
Anastasia Chamerlen
EMBODYING IMPRISONMENT: AN INVESTIGATION INTO THE CORPOREAL IDENTITIES OF
WOMEN OFFENDERS IN ENGLAND
Miss Anna Kotova, Centre for Criminology, University of Oxford
WHY LONG-TERM PRISONERS' PARTNERS MATTER
Youth Panel: Adolescents and domestic violence
Chair Rachel Condry
Rachel Condry, University of Oxford
ADOLESCENT TO PARENT VIOLENCE AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE
Paula Wilcox, University of Brighton
RESPONDING TO CHILD TO PARENT VIOLENCE IN EUROPE
David Gadd, University of Manchester
FROM BOYS TO MEN: YOUNG MEN’S ACCOUNTS OF DOMESTIC ABUSE PERPETRATION
Prisons Panel: Researching prison with ex–prisoners: developing convict criminology
perspectives
Chair: Deb Drake
Rod Earle, The Open University
INSIDER AND OUT: TIME WELL SPENT AND TIME ILL-SERVED IN PRISON
Dave Maguire, Oxford University
INSIDE JOB: RESEARCH DILEMMAS, EXPLOITS AND EXPLOITATION OF A PRISON
‘INSIDER’.
Bill Davies, Leeds Metropolitan University
UNIQUE POSITIONS? DUAL IDENTITIES AS PRISON RESEARCHER AND EX-PRISONER
14
14.00
Punishment and rehabilitation Panel: New Research on Sentencing Trends in England
and Wales
Chair: Professor Paul Wiles, Sheffield University
Robin Linacre, Sentencing Council of England and Wales
SENTENCE CONSISTENCY IN ENGLAND AND WALES: EVIDENCE FROM THE CROWN
COURT SENTENCING SURVEY
Jose Pina-Sanchez, University of Manchester
IMPACT OF THE 2011 ENGLAND AND WALES ASSAULT GUIDELINE ON SENTENCE
CONSISTENCY
Julian V. Roberts, University of Oxford
SENTENCE REDUCTIONS FOR A GUILTY PLEA: HOW CLOSELY DOES JUDICIAL PRACTICE
FOLLOW THE GUIDELINE?
Drugs
Holly Crossen–White (Chair)
Dr James Martin, Macquarie University
HIGH ONLINE: ANALYSING THE RISE AND RISE OF THE ILLICIT DRUGS WEBSITE SILK
ROAD
Holly Crossen–White, University of Bournemouth
FEMALE ENGAGEMENT WITH THE EARLY ILLICIT DRUG MARKETS THAT EMERGE
DURING THE FIRST WORLD WAR
Julian Buchanan, Institute of Criminology, Victoria University of Wellington, New
Zealand
A CASE STUDY OF DRUG COURTS: EVIDENCE-BASED POLICY OR POLICY-BASED
EVIDENCE?
Gender
Dr Azrini Wahidin (Chair)
Dr Azrini Wahidin, Queen’s University, Belfast
FROM FOOTNOTE SOLDIERS TO FRONTLINE SOLDIERS: THE RISE OF WOMEN IN THE
PROVISIONAL REPUBLICAN ARMY
Nicoletta Policek, University of Lincoln, School of Social and Political Sciences
GLOBAL JUSTICE ON TRIAL
Foteini Kyriakopoulou-Kollia, Newcastle University
MARITAL RAPE IN THE UK THROUGH THE LENS OF FEMINISM
15
14.00
Theory
Professor Steve Hall (Chair)
Professor Steve Hall, Teesside University
THE SPIRIT IS A BONE: WHY CRIMINOLOGY NEEDS A TRANSCENDENTAL MATERIALIST
CONCEPTION OF THE SUBJECT
Matt Clement – Dept. of Health & Applied Social Sciences University of the West of
England
RESISTANCE IS USELESS: QUESTIONING THE NOTION OF DEPOLITICISED DISORDER
Dr William Pawlett, University of Wolverhampton
CRIME, THE SACRED AND TRANSGRESSION: GEORGES BATAILLE AND THE RE-THINKING
OF ‘CRIME’
Policing
Louise Westmarland (Chair)
Megan O’Neill, University of Salford
POLICE COMMUNITY SUPPORT OFFICERS: OCCUPATIONAL CULTURE OF TODAY’S
BOBBIES ON THE BEAT
Louise Westmarland and Mike Rowe
THE ‘BLUE CURTAIN OF SILENCE’? POLICE INTEGRITY IN THE 21ST CENTURY
Dr Tom Cockcroft, Canterbury Christ Church University
POLICE CULTURE, TRANSFORMATIONAL LEADERSHIP AND THE RHETORIC OF ‘CHANGE’
Media culture and crime
Linda Asquith (Chair)
Linda Asquith University of Huddersfield
WHAT DID YOU SURVIVE? THE HIERARCHY OF VICTIMS IN HOLOCAUST SURVIVORS
TESTIMONY
Dr Nicola O’Leary, University of Hull
PUBLIC PRIVATE TRAGEDY: DUNBLANE AND A NEW FORM OF PUBLIC MOURNING
Finola Farrant, University of Roehampton.
OUTLAWS! CRIME, CULTURE AND IDENTITY
Pedagogy
Steve Case (Chair)
Steve Case & Jennifer Owen
ENHANCING THE RESEARCH–TEACHING NEXUS IN CRIMINOLOGY: RESEARCH METHODS
TEACHING AND ENQUIRY–BASED COMMUNITIES OF PRACTICE
Steve Case, Pamela Ugwukdike & Kirsty Harris
THE SWANSEA UNIVERSITY CRIMINOLOGY STUDENT ENGAGEMENT PROJECT: A
TRANSFERABLE PARADIGM FOR STUDENT ENGAGEMENT
16
14.00
15.30
15.45
15.45
Judge and advocates robing room
Tea
Criminology on Trial
Criminology on Trial: the case for the prosecution
Presenting the case for the Prosecution: Steve Tombs
Witnesses for the Prosecution: Paddy Hillyard and Simon Pemberton
16.35
16.40
Break
Criminology on Trial the case for the defence
Presenting the case for the Defence: Loraine Gelsthorpe
Witnesses for the Defence: Coretta Phillips and Shadd Maruna
17.25
17.30
Break
Closing statements
Judge’s summing up: HH Mr Micheal Challinor
18.00
18.00
19.00
20.00
Jury deliberation
Sage Publishers Reception
Bar
Conference dinner, ‘Jury’ verdict and prize giving Wolverhampton Civic Hall
17
THURSDAY 4 JULY
Office open throughout the morning
Time
09.00
Parallel Sessions
Risk, terror and insecurity
Dr Matilde Ventrella (Chair)
Dr Matilde Ventrella, University of Wolverhampton
EUROPEAN INTEGRATION OR DEMOCRACY DISINTEGRATION
CONCERNING POLICE AND JUDICIAL COOPERATION?
IN
MEASURES
Dr Michael McGuire, University of Surrey
AUTOMATED RISK MANAGEMENT: ENHANCED SAFETY OR NEW INSECURITY?
Dr John Kerr, University of Roehampton
THE ART OF RISK MANAGEMENT: THE ROLE OF THE INSURANCE INDUSTRY IN
ENABLING RISK AND SECURITY IN THE LONDON ART WORLD
Panel: Firearms, violence & society
Chair: Peter Squires
Nils Duquet & Maarten Van Alstein, Flemish Peace Institute, Leuvenseweg 86 | 1000
Brussels | tel. +32 2 552 45 97
EVALUATING STRICTER FIREARMS LEGISLATION IN THE EU: THE CASE OF THE BELGIAN
WEAPONS ACT OF 2006
Peter Squires, Professor of Criminology & Public Policy, University of Brighton.
ADDRESSING THE ‘COMPLEX MIXED ECONOMY’ OF ILLEGAL FIREARMS IN THE UK
Dr. M.S. de Vries, University of Twente, School of Management and Governance,
Department of Public Administration, P.O. Box 217, 7500 AE Enschede, The
Netherlands
ARMED VIOLENCE: FROM UNDERSTANDING MODUS OPERANDI TO AN EFFECTIVE
APPROACH.
Youth
Phil Edwards (Chair)
Phil Edwards, Manchester Metropolitan University
CONDITIONAL CAUTIONS AND PUNISHMENT BEATINGS: BEHAVIOUR REGULATION
OUTSIDE THE LAW
Vici Armitage
YOUNG PEOPLE’S EXPERIENCES OF ANTI–SOCIAL BEHAVIOUR POLICY IN A RURAL
TOWN, EASY TARGETS AND POLICING MISCHIEF?
Jessica Urwin, De Montfort University
WELFARE VS. JUSTICE? DUAL PERSPECTIVES IN THE YOUTH OFFENDING SERVICE
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09.00
Prisons
Sacha Darke (Chair)
Sacha Darke, University of Westminster
SELF-GOVERNING PRISON COMMUNITIES: THE APAC PHENOMENA, BRAZIL
Guillermo Sanhueza, Doctoral Candidate Social Work & Sociology, University of
Michigan
DESIGNING AND IMPLEMENTING A NATIONAL ASSESSMENT OF PRISON PROBLEMS IN
CHILE
Crime, criminal justice and communities
Professor Andrew Millie (Chair)
Professor Andrew Millie, Edge Hill University
URBAN INTERVENTIONISM AND AESTHETIC (DIS)ORDER
Dr Stephen Brookes, University of Manchester (Manchester Business School)
A REALIST FRAMEWORK FOR INNOVATION AND INTELLIGENT LEADERSHIP IN CREATING
SAFER & STRONGER COMMUNITIES
Liz Turner, University of Liverpool
‘JOE PUBLIC’ AND THE ‘HIGH FALUTIN’ LAWYERS’: PUBLIC CONFIDENCE IN CRIMINAL
JUSTICE AND PUBLIC ASSESSMENTS OF ‘EXPERT’ WAYS OF KNOWING ABOUT CRIME
AND JUSTICE
Gender
Birgit Larsson (Chair)
Birgit Larsson, University of East Anglia
GENDER DIFFERENCES IN RESTORATIVE JUSTICE INTERVENTIONS: SECONDARY
ANALYSIS ON FOUR YEARS OF POLICE DATA
Sarah Goodwin, University of Sheffield
EARLY DESISTANCE CHALLENGES AND ENCOURAGEMENTS FOR WOMEN
Jo Roberts, University of Leicester
‘BLURRED BOUNDARIES’ – WHEN VICTIMS BECOME OFFENDERS: THE EFFECT OF
DOMESTIC ABUSE ON FEMALE OFFENDING.
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09.00
Gender
Jane Pitcher (Chair)
Jane Pitcher, Loughborough University
SEX WORKERS’ RIGHTS TO SAFETY AND SELF-DETERMINATION: RECONSIDERING
POLICIES ON COLLECTIVE WORKING
Rebecca Barnes, University of Leicester
LOST IN TRANSLATION?: THE (MIS)APPROPRIATION OF ‘COERCIVE CONTROL’ IN UK
DOMESTIC VIOLENCE DISCOURSES
Uri Yanay, Ph.D. The Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Israel & Anne L. Eason M.A.,
School of Social Sciences, The University of Northampton,
CARING FOR VICTIMS OF DOMESTIC ABUSE: THE ROLE OF PROBATION SERVICES IN
ENGLAND AND IN ISRAEL
Diversity, inequality and hate
Dr. Michelle Jolley (Chair)
Dr. Michelle Jolley, University of Northampton
RAISING AWARENESS OF FEMALE GENITAL MUTILATION IN NORTHAMPTONSHIRE
Dr Nicole Asquith, Deakin University & Dr Christopher Fox, University of Sydney
‘DISHONOURABLE’ CRIME: INTRAFAMILIAL HATE CRIME AGAINST GAY MEN AND
LESBIANS
Policing
Jacqui Karn (Chair)
Jacqui Karn, The Police Foundation
POLICE EFFECTIVENESS IN A CHANGING WORLD: REFLECTING ON AN ACTION
RESEARCH PROJECT
Anna Sergi, University of Essex, Centre for Criminology
IF ROME CRIES, LONDON DOESN’T LAUGH. CONSIDERING TWO MODELS TO FIGHT
ORGANISED CRIME AND THEIR CRITICISMS.
Dr Richard Heslop, Sergeant, West Yorkshire Police, UK
A COMPARISON OF POLICE PRE-EMPLOYMENT TRAINING AND EDUCATION IN THE U.K
AND U.S.A
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09.00
Theory Panel: Green criminology: the case for the defence
Angus Nurse (Chair)
Dr Angus Nurse, Birmingham City University (Middlesex University from 20 May 2013)
SPECIES JUSTICE AND MAINSTREAM CRIMINOLOGY: THE LINKS BETWEEN ANIMAL
ABUSE AND HUMAN VIOLENCE
Dr Gary Potter, London South Bank University
MAINSTREAMING GREEN CRIMINOLOGY: ENVIRONMENTAL HARM AS A CAUSE OF
CRIME
Dr Katerina Gachevska, Birmingham City University
NATURE, CRIME AND THE EUROPEAN UNION
Dr Nic Groombridge, St Mary’s University College, Twickenham
GREEN CRIMINOLOGY: SOME HISTORY AND PROPOSALS
Research Methods
Dr Jennifer Sloan (Chair)
Dr Jennifer Sloan, The University of Sheffield
PRISONS AND THE PERSONAL: REFLEXIVITY, RESEARCH DIARIES AND PRISONS
RESEARCH
Tracey Booth, University of Technology, Sydney
BUILDING ON THE THEORETICAL: AN ETHNOGRAPHIC STUDY OF VICTIM PARTICIPATION
IN THE COURTROOM
Mr Supakit Yampracha , University of Strathclyde, Glasgow
CREATING AUTOETHNOGRAPHY OF THAILAND’S SENTENCING: DOING SENTENCING
RESEARCH DIFFERENTLY
Lucy Welsh. University of Kent.
ARE MAGISTRATES’ COURTS REALLY A ‘LAW FREE ZONE’? PARTCIPANT OBSERVATION
AND SPECIALIST LANGUAGE
10.30
Coffee
11.00
PLENARY: YVONNE JEWKES
CRIMINOLOGICAL RESEARCH ON TRIAL
12.00
12.15
CLOSING REMARKS
Lunch
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