Social divisions, surveillance and the security state 43rd Annual Conference of the European for the Study of Deviance and Social Control Faculty of Law, University of Tartu (Tallinn branch), Kaarli pst 3, TALLINN 10119 PROGRAMME WEDNESDAY 26th AUGUST Room FRIDAY 28th AUGUST Room 12:00-14:00 Registration, coffee & sandwiches 101 09:00-10:30 Parallel session 4 14:00-15:00 Welcome Address: Jaan Ginter, dean of the Faculty of Law, University of Tartu Ragnhild Sollund, Oslo University Emma Bell, European Group Coordinator Anna Markina, University of Tartu 201 10:30-11:00 Coffee break 101 15:00-16:00 Plenary session one: Monika Platek Modern faces of suitable enemies 201 11:00-12:30 Parallel session 5 16:00-17:00 Plenary session two: May Len Skilbrei Transnational Victimhood: Challenges for prosecution and victim protection 201 12:30-14:00 Lunch 101 18:00 Welcome Reception 101 14:00-15:00 Plenary Session 3: Steve Tombs ‘Surveillance’: States, corporations, and the ‘post-crisis 201 THURSDAY 27th AUGUST Room 15:00-15:30 Coffee break 101 09:00-10:30 Parallel session 1 15:30-17:00 Parallel session 6 10:30-11:00 Coffee 101 20h Conference dinner – Restaurant Peppersack 11:00-12:00 AGM 201 SATURDAY 29th AUGUST 12:00-13:30 Lunch 101 09:00-10:30 Parallel sessions 7(1) and 7(2) 14:00-15:30 Parallel session 2 10:30-11:00 Coffee break 101 15:30-16h Coffee break 101 11:00-12:30 Parallel sessions 8(1) and 8(2) 16:00-17:30 Parallel Session 3 12:30-13:00 afternoon Conference close +afternoon trip 201
STREAM 1: Processes of Violence and Victimisation Room 201 STREAM 2 : Surveillance futures Room 301 STREAM 3: The rise of the security state Room 401 STREAM 4: Social divisions and classification Room 103 STREAM 5: Resistance and radical alternatives Room 400 STREAM 6: Policing and Security Working Stream Room 408 Parallel session 1: Thursday Chair: Päivi Honkatukia Trafficking in human beings for the purpose of forced labour: a nexus of migration, labour market structures, exploitation and vulnerability Natalia Ollus Ideal victims and ideal offenders? - Images and realities of human trafficking Minna Viuhko Demand for Human Trafficking for Sexual Exploitation: using buyers’ online reviews to explore perceptions of exploitation. Bryony Chair: Ann Singleton The Practical Use of Information Technology in Border Security Tim Dekkers Militarizing the Future Border Dean Wilson Chair: Aimilia Voulvouli The Anarchist Monster is Back Daniel Jimenez (Presentation via Skype) The Old and New Politics of Security in Turkey: The Rise of an Authoritarian and Securitarian State under the AKP Rule Ozlem Kaygusuz The criminalisation of political conflicts Xenia Chiaramonte Chair: Christina Ericson Sexting and Young People: Surveillance and Childhood Sexuality Murray Lee Victim-Focused Discourse on Legislative Reponses to Child Sexual Abuse Hyo Won (Nina) KANG Chair: Richard Wild Unsilencing the silenced: From institutional discourses to inmates' lived experiences Rita Carlos and Punitive Power: The view of workers CIMJPP - Colectivo de Investigación Militante sobre los Jóvenes y el Poder Punitivo Who Enforces Austerity? Unravelling the enforcement process in evictions and housing debt Vickie Cooper Chair: Tatjana Vukelic Gypsy law – policing and Minority Rights in Scandinavia Ida Nafstad Governing football fans: Beyond the ‘manufactured’ hooligan Ana Rodas
STREAM 1: Processes of Violence and Victimisation Room 201 STREAM 2 : Surveillance futures Room 301 STREAM 3: The rise of the security state Room 401 STREAM 4: Social divisions and classification Room 103 STREAM 5: Resistance and radical alternatives Room 400 STREAM 6: Policing and Security Working Group Stream Room 408 Parallel session 3: Thursday 4pm-5:30 Victoria Canning Controlling control police making sense of violence against young people in the family Päivi Honkatukia Parent Abuse and the demonisation of young people and parents Helen Baker Riikka Kotanen From a parenting measure to a crime? – Criminalisation of parental corporal violence in Finland Chair: John Moore System renegade and system ‘favors’: The Romanos case and electronic monitoring in Greece ‘de tenero ungui’ Velentza Big data in crime control Aleš Završnik Mapping the limits of control: A Foucauldian analysis of urban spatial structure Maryja Šupa Chair: Paddy Rawlinson State Control & ‘Domestic Extremism’ in 21st century Britain Alma Agostini Security Deconstructed: Dualisms, Divisions and Duplicities Gabe Mythen (with Sandra Walklate) The Solidarity clause in the European Union Treaty as a human security vector. A farewell to terrorism or legitimization of inference in internal affairs? Antonio Muñoz Aunion Monish Bhatia State Control in the Borderlands: Mobilising Fortress Europe Daniel Fisher The Makings of a Shadow Carceral State: Disability, Dangerousness and Civil Law Claire Spivakovsky Chair: David Whyte Resisting the Hegemonic: Countering Elite Manufactured “Knowledge” and Ignorance Holly White Intellectual Activism & Public Criminology: Strategies for Academic Resistance Tammy Castle & Danielle McDonald What difference do we make? The purpose of universities, the value of research, and the criminological project questioned Richard Wild Chair: Samantha Fletcher Holding police accountable: a comparative analysis of the Italian and United Kingdom police accountability strategies Alberto Testa & Pasquale Peluso Rising Trust in Lithuanian Police: PR Tricks or Back to Community Values? Aleksandras Dobryninas
STREAM 1: Processes of Violence and Victimisation Room 201 STREAM 3: The rise of the security state Room 401 STREAM 4: Social divisions and classification Room 103 STREAM 5: Resistance and radical alternatives Room 400 Parallel session 5: Friday Chair: Simon Hallsworth Illegal wildlife trade, crimes and harms from a perspective Ragnhild Sollund Denying the harms of animal abductions for biomedical research. David Rodríguez Goyes Eco-Crime - Food, Water and Environmental Injustice Nigel South, Reece Walters & Hope Johnson Chair: Alma Agostini In the name of security: Reactions to school context threats by youth prior and after the first major school shooting in Finland Emma Holkeri Young people’s conceptions of trust in the crime control system – Differences between public and private policing Elsa Saarikkomäki Chair: Murray Lee Religious cannabis: the criminalization of the Rastafari Church in Brazil Maurício Stegemann Dieter & Pedro Satto “For some other reasons?” – Ethnographic study of an international outlaw motorcycle club Jussi Perälä Chair: Gilles Chantraine Disobedient objectors: Resistance against illegal military conscription in Bogota, Colombia Jairo Testimonio and Torture in the North of Ireland: Narratives of Resistance Lisa White
STREAM 1: Processes of Violence and Victimisation Room 201 DISCUSSION GROUP: Researching corporate crime crime – possibilities for international collaboration? STREAM 3: The rise of the security Room 401 STREAM 4: Social divisions and classification Room 103 Parallel session 6: Friday Chair: Natalia Ollus The Gendered Impact of Intentional Harms in the British Asylum System Victoria Canning Gender Norms and Punishment in Portuguese College Students Luísa Saavedra & Miguel Cameira ‘Honeytraps’ and ‘Hornet’s Nests’: The anti-feminist backlash against sexual violence survivors in radical social justice movements Julia Downes Researching corporate crime – possibilities for international collaboration? organisers: Anne Alvesalo-Kuusi & Steve Bittle Liisa Lähteenmäki & Steve Tombs & Dave Whyte Chair: Emma Bell Education under Constraint: Responsibilisation, Discipline and the Return to a Republican Utopia in the French Juvenile Justice System Nicolas Sallée Adaptive strategies of voluntary sector organisations to penal service markets Mary Corcoran (with Mike Maguire and Kate Williams) Stratos Georgoulas Migration of Romani people from Western Balkan to Western European countries Tatjana Vukelic The possibilities and pitfalls of social capital within marginalised groups: A case study Hannah Wilkinson and Samantha Weston