the re-treat project at the european society of criminology annual conference September 25, 2020 THE FIRST NEWSLETTER OF THE “RE-TREAT” PROJECT HAS BEEN PUBLISHED! I am deeply honoured to have been elected as President of the European Society of Criminology and, in particular, to be the incumbent at the time of the ESC’s twentieth anniversary in 2020. Visit the homepage of the European Society of Criminology », © European Society of Criminology 2002–2011. Please read more here or contact Josie directly.. THE “RE-TREAT” PROJECT IS JUST STARTED! This brings me to a second paradox: the salience of subject matter vs disciplinary specialisation. The European Society of Criminology was founded in 2000. At the same time as the pressures associated with monetisation are building, so too is a populist counter-narrative denigrating academic expertise. I’m going to use the presidential messages in each of the ESC’s Spring and Summer newsletters to address such questions and concerns. In the first of my messages, however, I want to offer some reflections as to why, at age 20, the European Society of Criminology matters more than ever before. Please note that the times are listed in Central European Time. 13-15. Browse all issues of European Journal of Criminology. Get this from a library! Indeed, it is somewhat of an irony that just as academics are being heavily incentivised to reach out to and influence external audiences, academic research has increasingly been debunked and treated with cynicism in the political and popular imagination. (eds.) Criminology in Europe: Newsletter of the European Society of Criminology Publication date: 2006-01. • www.esc-eur Ocrim.Org Newsletter of the European Society of Criminology Crisis, Crime, Crime Control and Criminology The Society aims to bring together in Europe persons actively engaged in research, teaching and/or practice in the field of Criminology. This is in no way to be considered an endorsed or approved list. Under the umbrella of ‘Crime and Crime Control’, a key link of modern criminology, these topics form the plenary programme of Criminology in Europe : newsletter of the European Society of Criminology.. Unfortunately we will not be exhibiting at the European Society of Criminology's conference Eurocrim 2020 this year. I am currently a Professor of Criminal Law and Criminology at the Miguel Hernández University in Elche, and I am the head of the CRÍMINA Research Centre for the Study and Prevention of Crime at the same university, a young but already leading research centre thanks to the tireless work of a magnificent human group with great research talent of which I am especially proud. Never has expert knowledge, synthesis and critical commentary been more needed and never has it been so publicly devalued. 2011 English. In spite of this denigration of expertise, our collective knowledge as criminologists continues to speak to many of the ‘wicked’ and complex issues facing humanity, such as: shifting norms of crime and gender-based violence; threats to human rights; patterns of enforced migration; money laundering and international terrorism; threats to the planetary eco-system; the untrammelled growth of surveillance capitalism and its capacity to undermine democratic processes and disempower citizens; state crime; the growth of cybercrime and the inherent fragility of core infrastructure. This is my last Presidential message at the end of what has proved a tumultuous year. THE FIRST NEWSLETTER OF THE “RE-TREAT” PROJECT HAS BEEN PUBLISHED! 3, pp. Since late 2019, she is also part-time council member of the Netherlands Scientific Council for Government Policy. 2011. Newsletter of the EUROPEAN SOCIETY OF CRIMINOLEUROPEAN SOCIETY OF CRIMINOLOGYCRIMINOLOGY IN EUROPE-VOL. 9 • NO. Newsletter of the European Society of Criminology 2018/2 May-Len Skilbrei gives an update on the Working Group on Immigration, Crime and Citizenship. 1 EUROPEAN SOCIETY OF CRIMINOLOGY • | CRIMINOLOGY IN EUROPE 2012|2 • VOL. As scholars we need to reflect on whether mono-methodological approaches and purity in epistemological framings narrow our frame of reference such that it becomes difficult to grasp the complex and messy nature of the subject matter which increasingly forms our core business. In our introduction to the most recent edition to the Oxford Handbook of Criminology (2017), Alison Liebling, Shadd Maruna and I highlighted the large number of specialist handbooks that have come on to the market on topics such as: rural criminology; policing; criminal justice; victims and victimology; juvenile justice; youth justice; quantitative criminology; punishment and society; crime prevention and so on. In 2012, the European Society of Criminology recognised his “lifetime contribution as a European criminologist”. This is a facebook group for members of the European Society of Criminology, or for those interested in joining ESC or just learning more about us. And the danger with such specialisation (as Susan McVie and I have argued, 2017) is that it risks variant criminologies becoming introspective and potentially self-referential – becoming conversations only with themselves. The Society’s twentieth birthday provides an opportune moment to take stock and assess the impact which the ESC has had over the past two decades: For me, this stocktaking touches on a deeper set of normative and empirical concerns: is there a moral imperative for scholars (mostly paid out of public monies) to engage with policy-makers, practitioners and the wider public(s) on the implications and applications of theoretical and methodological innovation; how can we undertake such engagement without undermining our capacity for critical thinking and speaking truth to power; how should we measure the worth and impact of that engagement; and what implications does all this have for the types of criminological scholars that we need to grow and nurture over the next twenty years? European Society of Criminology. It is, therefore, a further irony that, as the subject matter of criminology grows ever more in salience, so too do emergent disciplinary dynamics have the potential to inhibit our capacity to grapple with the wicked problems just described. British Society of Criminology Newsletter, No. No Print Issue, Greatly Enhanced Online Presence: The Renewed Newsletter is Coming Soon! Scope. Prisons, policing, life-course criminology, economic crime and state crime are major issues at the macro-, meso- or micro-level of criminological research. Print. Currently all European jurisdictions and beyond are living in a political environment characterised by high levels of uncertainty and contestation. Notwithstanding the creation of a European Society of Criminology and the annual exodus of many colleagues to the American Society of Criminology conference, I think that membership of British Society of Criminology offers a unique opportunity to engage with local and national scholars, policy-makers and practitioners. 10. Within a UK context for example, this has been driven in part by the imperatives of the research funding councils and the so-called ‘Research Excellence Framework’ or REF (the periodic review process which assesses and ranks the quality of academic research across institutions of higher education). The paradoxes which frame the context of knowledge production demonstrate the fragility of criminological scholarship and also its increasing salience. Arguably a key challenge facing criminology comes from our own tendencies to eschew eclecticism in favour of increased specialism. The project will involve a short survey and a small number of interviews. The Newsletter of the Society, Criminology in Europe, is published three times a year. In this message I am going to offer some reflections on the past twenty years of the ESC, and the challenges which the global pandemic currently poses for theory and method within criminology. Although I started my career as a Criminal Law teacher at the University of Alicante, I have been more than 20 years at the Miguel Hernández University, where I have been Dean of the Faculty of Social and Legal Sciences for 8 years. This, too, suffered delays due to the pandemic, but soon a new, enhanced website will go online, and the design will be renewed too. Discussion: State Crime, Corruption and the Rule of Law. The 20th Annual Conference of the ESC that was to be held in Bucharest, Romania from September 9 – 12, 2020 has been rescheduled online for September 10-11, 2020. 1 NEWSLETTER OF THE EUROPEAN SOCIETY OF CRIMINOLOGY APRIL 2010 ISSN 1729-8164 2010: Liège Welcomes the ESC By Michaël Dantinne The ESC will hold its tenth anniversary annual conference in Liège, Belgium, on September … Keywords Criminal, Social. For us … International Year Language. Max Planck Society Alumni Service ... Criminology Public Law Criminal Law Criminal Law (Prof. Sieber, former Head of Department of Criminal Law) Research Groups more. The commodification of research underscored by the core contribution of universities to the knowledge economy is, arguably, creating path-dependencies in terms of research output and generating an ever more fast-paced and reactive culture. meetings organized by the European Society of Criminology and Asian Criminological Society. They are also of significant interest for practitioners and in criminal policy. Contact Login. Box 792 2300 AT Leiden The Netherlands Tel: 31 71 527 8527 Fax: 31 71 527 8537 Email: slh30@cam.ac.uk President—Krysztof Krawjewski The programme book is available for viewing. Pages: 12 - 13 European Society of Criminology (ESC) The theme for the 2017 meeting is “Challenging ‘Crime’ and ‘Crime Control’ in Contemporary Europe.” The theme of the conference explores four key challenges for ‘crime’ and ‘crime control’ as phenomena and criminology as a discipline. Hood remained active in his research and writing until the end of his life. Ressler, Karlo (2015), “Report from the closing conference of FIGAS Project ‘On the Future of National Rapporteurs on Human Trafficking in Europe”, Balkan Criminology News: Newsletter of the Max Planck Partner Group for Balkan Criminology 1/2015, pp. Newsletter of the European Society of Criminology: 'Criminology in Europe'. I begin with some observations on the contexts of criminological knowledge production, with a focus on two sets of paradoxes which potentially inhibit the academy’s capacity for innovation and impact, before exploring in more detail their implications for the role and purpose of scholarship. Post-Conflict Justice & Criminology: The European Criminology Group on Atrocity Crimes and Transitional Justice (ECACTJ). and in cases where researchers have reached out to communities to criminal justice institutions and government, what can we learn from our successes and failures (really important in a context when co-production and collaborative working with external partners become increasingly the norm). 13/No. And we need to use our collective voice and our institutional capital to reach out to our wider publics, including politicians and policy-makers, to build the robust evidence-base which will enable us to engage, to challenge and to enlighten. 3 NOVEMBER 2007 Criminology in Europe is published by the European Society of Criminology. Whilst criminology has always been a site of theoretical and methodological crossings and contestation, recent years have seen an increased fragmentation. Reports produced by members of the Group at that time led to the publication, in 2006, of the International Handbook of Juvenile Justice edited by Josine Junger-Tas and Scott H. Decker and July, the European Society of Criminology in mid-September, and the biennial conference of the Criminal Justice and Security in Central and Eastern Europe, which typically follows only a few days after ESC. The Oxford Handbook of Criminology, sixth edition Oxford: Oxford University PressMcAra, L. and McVie, S. (2017), ‘Developmental and Life-course Criminology: Innovations, Impacts and Applications’, in in Liebling, A., Maruna, S. and McAra, L. Findings will be reported at our annual conference in Bucharest. Access to society journal content varies across our titles. Newsletter of the European Society of Criminology. Radzinowicz, himself a post second world war émigré, once wrote that the function of criminology was to produce ‘useful’ knowledge. Format. I am deeply honoured to have been elected as President of the European Society of Criminology and, in particular, to be the incumbent at the time of the ESC’s twentieth anniversary in 2020. As one of the heirs to this legacy and as a Scot, I have never felt more European. Category Type. The editorial office is located at NSCR, P.O. There are also a growing number of specialist journals – such as youth justice, quantitative criminology, developmental and life course criminology, crime media and culture, feminist criminology, punishment and society, qualitative criminal justice and criminology. (TWGJJ) took place at the European Society of Criminology Conference in Helsinki in August, 2003. All rights reserved. European Society of Criminology (ESC) The ESC Working Group on Cybercrime is geared to the various aspects of cybercrime, including but not limited to: different forms that cybercrime can take (e.g., hacking, fraud, malicious software infections, sexting, cyber terrorism, etc. about No Print Issue, Greatly Enhanced Online Presence: The Renewed Newsletter is Coming Soon! For the past two decades our Society has promoted scholarly exchange and cooperation, bringing disparate fields into creative convocation. To our Newsletters © Copyright 2016-2021, European Society of Criminology The Society’s twentieth birthday provides an opportune moment to take stock and assess the impact which the ESC has had over the past two decades: Vojta, Filip & Carl, Sabine (2014), “ESC Working Group Reports: European Society of Criminology Postgraduate and Early Stage Researchers Working Group (EPER)”, Criminology in Europe: Newsletter of the European Society of Criminology Vol. If you have access to a journal via a society or association membership, please browse to your society journal, select an article to view, and follow the instructions in this box. Fundamentally, how we conduct ourselves as criminologists and as a Society matters more than ever. Criminology / Criminal Justice Related Journals & Newsletters The following is a partial list of journals that deal with criminology and criminal justice related topics. PAGE 2 NOVEMBER 2007 EUROPEAN SOCIETY OF CRIMINOLOGY VOL. If you have access to a journal via a society or association membership, please browse to your society journal, select an article to view, and follow the instructions in this box. Has any such innovation led to transformations in policy and practice beyond the academy? By: Lotte Hoex Philip Verwimp in Bologna With his article ‘An economic profile of peasant perpetrators of genocide’ Philip Verwimp won the first Young Criminologist Award from the European Society of Criminology. what have we as a Society contributed to capacity building in criminology across Europe. Liebling, A., Maruna, S. and McAra, L. (2017), ‘Introduction: The New Vision’, in Liebling, A., Maruna, S. and McAra, L. The European Society of Criminology (ESC) Conference . The Society aims to bring together in Europe persons actively engaged in research, teaching and/or practice in the field of Criminology. We live in interesting times! The annual conference and our working groups provide places of critical engagement and inspiration for the theoretical imagination. Criminology in Europe: Newsletter of the European Society of Criminology, 15 (2), 16-17. Candidate for ESC President: Catrien Bijleveld, Candidate for At-Large Board Membership: Fernando Miro. Find out more about the event which saw Cardiff University's school of social sciences host international delegates from all over the world for the largest criminology conference outside the US This has been accompanied by a loss of civility in public life and a gradual debasing of the public sphere facilitated by new technologies: examples include social media trolling, the use of new technologies to disrupt electoral processes, the fog of information and the proliferation of fake news on the internet. How far and in what ways has the Society supported capacity building in criminology across Europe? More broadly, local and central governments across Europe are also exerting pressures on universities to be demonstrably engaged with their wider publics, including communities both at home and internationally, with university research and innovation having an increasingly critical role to play in driving economic growth and creating jobs. What has been the contribution of our members and working groups to innovation in theory and method? The Oxford Handbook of Criminology, sixth edition Oxford: Oxford University Press, Lesley McAra is Professor of Penology at the University of Edinburgh, Great Britain, Visit the homepage of the European Society of Criminology », © European Society of Criminology 2002–2011. Newsletter archives Plus, the American Society of Criminology annual meeting in November was postponed. And our journal has retained its generalist approach to publishing, forming a rich archive of the best in European criminology, and thereby celebrating multiple methodologies and multiple theoretical approaches. The message will conclude with some thoughts about the implications of these challenges for the future of criminology as both an applied and theoretically informed field of enquiry. Case study: The European Society of Criminology Conference. Access to society journal content varies across our titles. Interested in publishing with us? As criminologists have increasingly become, not just producers and consumers of social scientific knowledge, but crucially purveyors of that knowledge beyond the academy, so too has academic esteem become increasingly monetised. September 13-16, 2017 │ Cardiff, Wales, UK Vander Beken, Tom. Grey Literature Newsletter. News. Criminology in Europe: Newsletter of the European Society of Criminology, 14 (2), 23-24. The European Society of Criminology was founded in 2000. European Society of Criminology Postgraduate and Early Stage Researchers Working Group (EPER): With Porto and a New Special Issue on the Horizon. how has the society helped to nurture the next generation of scholars and with what effects. THE RE-TREAT PROJECT AT THE EUROPEAN SOCIETY OF CRIMINOLOGY ANNUAL CONFERENCE News. 73, Winter 2013 1 Editorial Andrew Millie, Professor of Criminology, Edge Hill University 2013 will be remembered as a sad year for British criminology with the passing of Stan Cohen, Terence Morris, Geoffrey Pearson, Barbara Hudson and Jock Young. I am currently a Professor of Criminal Law and Criminology at the Miguel Hernández University in Elche, and I am the head of the CRÍMINA Research Centre for the Study and Prevention of Crime at the same university, a young but already leading research centre thanks to the tireless work of a magnificent human group with great research talent of which I am especially proud. Contact Login, about Candidate for ESC President: Catrien Bijleveld, about Candidate for At-Large Board Membership: Fernando Miro. All rights reserved. EuroCrime and Ethics in the Research Domain – An Ongoing Commitment To address the challenges which inhere in the paradoxes set out above, universities as seats of learning and producers and curators of expert knowledge bear great responsibilities, and in this context the ESC has an important leadership role to play. The global pandemic has impacted almost every facet of our lives, and is likely to have far reaching consequences for education and research. The Newsletter is in the process of renewal. Within ASC, there are also a growing number of groups whose members have a distinct international flare, such as the Korean Society of Criminology in America (KSCA), and the Association of Chinese Criminology and Criminal Justice in the U.S. (ACCCJUS). Read the newsletter here . Contact us if you experience any difficulty logging in. Institutt for kriminologi og rettssosiologi > Department of Criminology and Sociology of Law > Research > Research networks > Immigration, Crime and Citizenship > News > Newsletter of the European Society of Criminology 2018/1 News. As a matter of routine, funding applications must now include pathways to impact statements and identify a set of non-academic stakeholders; and impact case studies have become an extremely lucrative dimension of the REF, comprising as they now do a growing and significant proportion of the research excellence grant that flows to universities from the government. 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