7 th Annual Postgraduate Criminology Conference

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1 7 th Annual Postgraduate Criminology Conference Queen s University Belfast, 31 August 1 September August Registration and Tea and Coffee (Canada Room, Lanyon Building) Welcome and Opening Remarks (Council Chambers, Lanyon Building) Plenary (Council Chambers, Lanyon Building). Dr Nicola Carr - What s the Use of Criminology? Criminological Research, Policy and Practice First Parallel Sessions Responding to Gender Based Violence (Teaching Room 7, Graduate School). Chair: Amanda Kramer Elizabeth Martin - Protecting Participants from Harm While Researching Vulnerable Populations: Exploring the Substance Use of Older Women who have Been Victims of Domestic Abuse. Dieneke De Vos From Where And How Do Norms Travel? Understanding the Process of Norm Diffusion within the Rome Statute Framework In Relation To Accountability for Sexual Violence. Philip Schulz - Transitional Justice for Male Victims of Conflict-Related Sexual and Gender- Based Violence. 1

2 Recidivism and Reintegration of Offenders (Teaching Room 4, Graduate School). Chair: Gillian McNaull Michael Irwin and Paul Irvine - The True Cost of Prison. Conor Murray - The Implications of Hegemonic Masculinity in the Prison on Prisoner Reintegration. Deirdre Atkins Legal Rights Awareness among Prisoners: Implications for Human Rights and Rehabilitation. David Honeywell Ex-Prisoners in Higher Education: A Study of Desistance, Self-Change; Identity and Negotiation through Higher Education Lunch (Canada Room, Lanyon Building) Plenary (Council Chambers, Lanyon Building). Prof. Shadd Maruna - What s the Point of Being a Criminologist? Second Parallel Sessions Policing, Accountability and Legitimacy (Teaching Room 4, Graduate School). Chair: Dr Teresa Degenhardt Matthew Radburn Procedural Justice Theory and Policing. Jo Parsons - Managing Police Discretion. Ciarán Kearney - Borders and Boundaries in Policing Accountability: A Comparative Assessment of Arrangements for Policing Oversight across Britain and Ireland. Brendan McGinley - Can Spatial Mapping of Crime Improve Community Safety in Northern Ireland? 2

3 Influences on Decision Makers in Criminal Justice (Teaching Room 7, Graduate School). Chair: Elizabeth Agnew Jean Anne Kennedy - Advising the Court? The Role of Pre-Sentence Reports in Irish Sentencing Practices Donna-Marie McNamara - The Role of the Mental Health (Criminal Law) Review Board in Ireland Sara Psychogyiou - Drivers in Penal Policy-Making: The Case of Scottish Prisons. Aoife Watters - Discretionary Discipline? Staff Discretion and Prison Discipline in Irish Prisons Break (Tea and Coffee in Canada Room, Lanyon Building) Plenary (Council Chambers, Lanyon Building). Prof. Colin Sumner Crime and Underdevelopment, and the Underdevelopment of Criminological Theory Drinks reception (Canada Room, Lanyon Building) Conference Dinner (Deanes at Queens, 1 College Gardens, BT9 6QB). 1 st September Plenary (Council Chambers, Lanyon Building). Prof. Michele Burman - Criminology as Feminist Break (Tea and Coffee in Canada Room, Lanyon Building). 3

4 Third Parallel Sessions Processes of Social Exclusion, Marginalisation and Resistance (Teaching Room 4, Graduate School). Chair: Dr Siobhán McAlister Ivanka Antova - Discussing the Dark Side of the Welfare Reform: Governmentality and Emancipatory Disability Research Applied to the Social Control of Deviants via Welfare Reform Policies. Julienne Weegels Disposing of Delinquents: Violence and Change in the Nicaraguan Prison System. Sara Trainor Economic Sanctions - A Mechanism for Preventing Crime: A Criminological Exploration of Individual Responses to Economic Sanctions. Dawid Stanczak - Resisting State-Corporate Crime : The Case of Raytheon 9. Agents of Criminal Justice (Teaching Room 7, Graduate School). Chair: Michele Butler Colette Barry - You Can t Fall Apart in this Job : Exploring Prison Officers Experiences of Deaths in Custody and their Perspectives on Coping and Moving on in the Aftermath. Claire Davis - The Meaning of Leadership: Emerging Insights from Police Leaders. Rashid Minhas - Investigative Interviewing Prejudicial Stereotyping Scale (IIPSS). Gendered Perspectives of Incarceration (Old Staff Common Room, Lanyon Building). Chair: Prof. Michele Burman Lucy Baldwin - Mothers Confined: Sentencing, Mothers and Criminal Justice. Sinead O Malley - The Mothers Project: A Participatory Approach with Mothers in Prison in Ireland. Gillian McNaull: Interrogating Gender Responsive Justice : The Prior- and Post-Release Experiences of Imprisoned Women in Northern Ireland. 4

5 Plenary (Council Chamber, Lanyon Building). Prof. Phil Scraton 'Speak Truth to Power': The Politics and Challenges of Critical Social Research Lunch (Canada Room, Lanyon Building) Fourth Parallel Sessions The Role of the Victim in Criminal Justice (Training Room 7, Graduate School). Chair: Dr Tanya Serisier Yahya Duro Uthman Hambali - Victims Participation in the Nigerian Criminal Justice System: Shifting the Paradigm of an Adversarial Criminal Justice Process. Rachel Killean - Providing Space for Victims at the Extraordinary Chambers in the Courts of Cambodia. Luke Moffett Victim Legal Representation at the International Criminal Court in the Dominic Ongwen Case: Representing Victims or Managing Voices. Sites of Conflict (Teaching Room 4, Graduate School). Chair: Cheryl Lawther Christina Taylor - Women of the Troubles: Gender, Violence and the Paramilitary in Northern Ireland, Dieter Reinisch - The Politicization of IRA-Prisoners: The Sinn Féin Cumann in Portlaoise Prison. Lauren Belshaw - Challenges for Community-based Restorative Justice Projects in Northern Ireland. Richard Martin - Returning to the Patten Report s Central Proposition : Human Rights, Policing and Community Confidence in Northern Ireland Plenary (Council Chambers, Lanyon Building). Prof. Paddy Hillyard - Forty Years of Figuring it Out: Using Statistics in Critical Research Closing Comments (Council Chambers, Lanyon Building). 5