Events - Page 3

LLM (Master of Laws) Samar Abbas Nawaz will give a trial lecture on the given topic: How can the EU create a comprehensive regulatory system for unmanned aircraft beyond the safety domain?

Master in Criminology Jan Christoffer Andersen will be defending the thesis: Boundaries of Online Misogyny: Identities and Narratives in the Incel Subculture for the degree of PhD.

Master in Criminology Jan Christoffer Andersen will give a trial lecture on the given topic: 'Map out the different disciplinary spaces of incel research, explaining how their theoretical and methodological framings differ, conflict and/or overlap. Focus particularly on how and why sociological / feminist / masculinity studies approaches are at odds with psychology and evolutionary psychology frameworks, and also with extremism studies, and address where cultural studies and particularly criminology fit into this schema.'

Master in Criminology Maria Louise Hansen will be defending the thesis: After sex: Exploring ambiguity in the aftermath of sex and rape for the degree of PhD.

Master of Criminology Maria Louise Hansen will give a trial lecture on the given topic: 'Binary and non-binary understandings of consent.'

Master in Criminology Marina Hiller Foshaugen will be defending the thesis Nocturnal policing. Order maintenance, plural policing, and nightlife environments for the degree of PhD.

Master of Criminology Marina Hiller Foshaugen will give a trial lecture on the given topic: 'Theorizing Nocturnal Policing: Power and Control in Urban Nightlife Environments.'

In this talk Mary Bosworth will introduce her new book on British border control.

Et stadig voksende spekter av standarder, indikatorer og andre målbare kriterier ligger til grunn for dagens politikk. Men hvordan skal beslutningstakere orientere seg når det finnes hundrevis av ulike indikatorer?

Heith Copes explores how men who use methamphetamine are often caught between the violent world of drug use and the traditional world of the working-class. Open lecture. 

Social movements are increasingly turning to the European Court of Human Rights (ECtHR) when national forums ignore their claims. This open seminar will discuss recent examples of such cases in the area of gender and sexuality, providing empirical and theoretical insights into the strategic use of the law.

Velkommen til fredagslunsj i regi av forskningsprosjektet CRIMKNOW. Professor Johan Edman fra Stockholms universitet presenterer forskning på kriminalpolitikkens kunnskapsgrunnlag

Seven speakers from six continents present critical accounts of criminology’s history and their global impact. Africa, Asia, Europe, Latin America, North America, and Oceania have their (hi)stories told. The last speaker celebrates the Department’s contributions to the discipline with a focus on Scandinavia.

The sounds of a sociology of law from the south

PhD candidate Lina Stotz at the Department of Criminology and Sociology of Law (IKRS) will present her doctoral project.

In this talk, Professor Thomas Gammeltoft-Hansen outlines some core tenets for a more systematic research agenda on global mobility law, its possible theoretical foundations, and its necessary divestment from existing and dominant Global North perspectives. 

Pakistan has long been at the forefront of the global fight against terrorism and violent extremism. In this fight, the country has incurred significant human and financial costs. Join Pakistani human rights activists and academics for a discussion on national security and human rights. This seminar is hosted by the NCHR and supported by the BEYOND project.

What is the state of refugee rights in Pakistan? What role do civil society groups play to support refugees and advocate for their rights? What are the key challenges? Welcome to this discussion forum with Pakistani human rights activists and academics.

Exernal PhD candidate Ingeborg Jenssen Sandbukt at the Department of Criminology and Sociology of Law (IKRS) will present her doctoral project.

PhD candidate Maja Vestad at the Department of Criminology and Sociology of Law (IKRS) will present her doctoral project.

Hvorfor velger ideelle organisasjoner å ta saker til retten, og hva er mulighetene for å lykkes? I Norge har organisasjoner flere ganger gått rettens vei for å fremme dyrevernsaker, for eksempel angående hundeavl. Vi presenterer faglige perspektiver på rettslig mobilisering, og erfaringer fra tidligere rettssaker.

This hybrid roundtable explores opportunities, challenges and pitfalls with respect to how AI will shape legal publishing. The event is open to everyone. 

In this talk, Marieke de Hoon, rethinks the theoretical underpinnings and fundamental principles of criminal procedural law and the role of the domestic prosecutor of international crimes in extraterritorial atrocity prosecutions.

The Research Group Sociology of Law welcomes you to a hybrid seminar on socio-legal formats.