In questa sezione vengono pubblicati regolarmente articoli di letteratura scientifica, congressi e opportunità professionali nazionali ed internazionali. Informazioni divulgate anche attraverso le principali società scientifiche criminologiche e forensi nazionali ed internazionali.
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Victimisation in a digital world: responding to and connecting with victims The 17th International Symposium of the World Society of Victimology 5-9 June 2022 Donostia/San Sebastián (Basque Country, Spain)
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It is now more necessary than ever to share our experiences and practices and to work together to develop recommendations for a common culture of security in Europe. We are …
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Outline: The Covid-19 pandemic has challenged police and the wider criminal justice system and has accelerated the need to consider new ways of working. The police not only have to …
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The webinar will focus on the purpose and actual and practical use of Framework Decision 909 on the imposition of custodial sentences and their enforcement in relation to prisoner transfers …
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The conference ‘Opium Wars – Opium Cultures’ is to explore the two Opium Wars (1839-42; 1856-60) in their 19th-century contexts, particularly with regard to the fraught intersection of capitalism and imperialism, and …
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Programme The first seminar will be held via Zoom on Thursday 17 June 2021, 2.30pm to 4.45pm (UK time) and will feature the following presentations: Conceptualizing “Prisoners” as forced migrants and effectiveness …
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The U.S. justice system continues to grapple with racial and ethnic disparities in its outcomes. Findings from studies of juvenile justice, policing, pretrial and bail decisions, sentencing, and corrections consistently …
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Ladies and Gentlemen,We’re pleased to announce that our fourth and final speaker for Covid-19 in prisons: preparing for future pandemics is Dr Zubaida Haque from Independent SAGE.
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It is our pleasure to introduce our webinar in light of the EU Focus Day: ‘What works to prevent domestic burglaries?’ on Monday 14 June at 13:00 CET (duration: one hour). …
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Mitigating security gaps: How to support local and regional authorities in adopting a comprehensive methodology to identify vulnerabilities and evaluate solutions? Final conference of the PRoTECT project > 14, 15 …
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In three online seminars, the project “CrimScapes – Navigating Citizenship through European Landscapes of Criminalisation” invites attendees to explore the increasingly documented trend towards criminalisation in Western democracies. Understood broadly as the …
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As “The Inside-Out Prison Exchange Program®” has expanded to several countries, how has the program been adapted? What does it take to start an Inside-Out program in a new country?This conversation will …
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This seminar is free and open to all. For registration and further details please click here. After registering on Eventbrite, you will receive a confirmation email 24 hours before the event …
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The systemic problems facing the nation’s prisons and jails, from the fallout of mass incarceration to the infusion of deadly new drugs, have received extensive public exposure. Just as challenging, if …
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The Colloquium on “Advancing the Science and Practice of Science Communication: Misinformation about Science in the Public Sphere” is devoted to the science of science communication. The papers found in …
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This report describes the number of persons age 16 or older who experienced identity theft in 2018, including– the type of identity theft how personal information was obtained whether victims …
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The first project phase, SACP –programme 2012-2015, brought up a lot of recommendations in the area of police related strategic management. The most obvious was that the concept “Management by Objectives” should …
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(April 2021) Since early 2020, the COVID-19 pandemic has had a dramatic impact on the way we live. As with all areas of life, drug consumption, related harms and drug …
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Danny Singh, author of ‘Investigating Corruption in the Afghan Police Force’, discusses police corruption and how its setting in a war-torn environment, such as Afghanistan, is often complex….Read more
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Dear colleagues, I am happy to share the ads for TWO new posts in criminology at the University of Surrey – a lectureship and a senior lectureship, both of them …
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Dear colleagues,We hope this finds you all safe and well. Have you come across an outstanding academic article on restorative justice published since January 2020, which should be considered for the European Society of …
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The world we live in has been deeply changed in the last few decades. We are witnessing fast economic, social and political changes in the way of life we knew, …
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Fighting for justice: Families, communities and solidarity networks against state harms and violence
From Grenfell to Stephen Lawrence and before that Hillsborough, as well as numerous lesser known cases, families*, communities and solidarity networks have mobilised against violence of state agents and agencies, …
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Friday, June 4, 2021 11 AM ADT – 6:15 PM EDT
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This secondary violence prevention program targets young men most likely to commit or be victim of gang or gun crime to reduce their incarceration and victimization from violent crime. The …
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In a recent examination of the Community Youth Development Study, which began in 2003, we found that that young adults who grew up in communities that used Communities That Care …
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‘Idealism’ in The Oxford Handbook of German Philosophy in the Nineteenth CenturyOxford Handbooks Online /Find out more about idealism and the ideas of key thinkers: Kant, Fichte, Schelling, and Hegel. …
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Throughout the month of May, we are celebrating Frantz Fanon as our Philosopher of the Month. Frantz Fanon (1925-1961) was a philosopher, writer, psychiatrist, and revolutionary from Martinique, a country …
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The US is the only country that sentences children to spend the rest of their lives and die in prison. We are not only isolated in this practice—we are condemned by international …
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The initial COVID-19 outbreak in the US caused disruptions in usual behavioral patterns.1-3