25th of October - Day One
(Room: Auditorium 7, 7th Floor Domus Nova: 10 a.m. - 12.a.m.)
10.00 Coffee/refreshments
10.30 Welcome/ Kjersti Ericsson
Session One 10.30-12.00
Moderator: Kjersti Ericsson
10.45 Nicole Rafter: Doing historical research in the field of criminology
11.00 Anja Johansen: Does History Matter? Perspectives on Comparative and Interdisciplinary Approaches to the Study of Crime and Criminal Justice
11.15 Rene Levy: Introducing the Gern Network
11.30 General discussion
Lunch: 12.00-13.00 (Pauserommet, 7th Floor Domus Nova)
Session Two 13 - 14
Moderator: Per Jørgen Ystehede
Alternative 1
(Room: 543, 5th Floor Domus Nova: 13 - 14)
13.00 Jukka Kekkonen: Legal repression after Finnish and Spanish civil wars
13.15 Kristin Hobson: From different to dangerous? Undesirable victims of war
13.30 Knut Papendorf: Mothers of War
Alternative 2
Moderator: Sverre Flaatten
(Room: 340, 3rd Floor Domus Nova: 13 -14)
13.00 Robert Andersson: Crime policy - some sort of history!
13.15. Johanne Sköld: Conflicting or complementing narratives? Interviewees´ stories compared to their documentary records in the Swedish Inquiry on Child Abuse and Neglect in Institutions and Foster Homes
13.30 Kjersti Ericsson: Punishment and Children
Break 14.00-15.00
Session Three 15.00-16.30
Moderator: Kristine Nybø
Alternative 1
(Room: 571, 5th Floor Domus Nova)
15.00 Sverre Flaatten: Criminal law after WW2 in Norway: A preliminary note on sense and sensibilities in Supreme Court verdicts
15.15 Lill Scherdin: Historical moments of the death penalty
15.30 Roddy Nilsson: From solitary confinement to behavioral therapy. Prison, criminal policy and knowledge app 1930-1980
Alternative 2
Moderator: Per Jørgen Ystehede
(Room: Auditorium 7, 7th Floor Domus Nova)
15.00: Nicole Rafter: Defining Genocide for Criminology
15.15: Paul Knepper: The Significance of the “International Underworld” to the League of Nations
15.30: Vidar Halvorsen: Revisiting Langbein's Torture and the Law of Proof: Europe and England in the Ancien Regime
26th of October - Day Two
(Room: Auditorium 7, 7th Floor Domus Nova: 9 a.m. - 15 a.m.)
Session One
Moderator: Per Jørgen Ystehede
09.30 Henrik Stevnsborg: The blurring lines between the police and the military
09.45 Rene Levy: High and low policing: a reflection on the French and English police "models"
10.00 Björn Furuhagen: Police History
10.15 Chris Williams: Policing, computers and information in the mid-twentieth century UK
Break 10.45-11.00
Session Two 11.00-12.00
Moderator: Kjersti Ericsson
11.00 Janne Flyghed: Traitors, troublemakers and terrorists. Some remarks concerning a century of surveillance of anarchists and syndicalists in Sweden
11.15: Helgi Gunnlaugsson: Alcohol prohibitions in Iceland in the 20th century
11.30: Per Ole Johansen: The Criminology of the Norwegian Prohibition. 1917-1927
Lunch: 12.00-13.30 (Pauserommet, 7th Floor Domus Nova)
13.30 - 15.00 Summation/ Introductory remarks by Kjersti Ericsson