2015 Past Seminars

26November2015 - Women Prisoners’ Sexual Victimisation Histories, Pathways to Offending and Possible Responses

Speaker: Dr Lorana Bartels

19November2015 - Lessons from Sentencing and Law and Order in Cyprus in the 1880s and Today

Speaker: Professor Andreas Kapardis - Cancelled

12November2015 - Legalizing Homosexual Conduct: The Wolfenden Report and the Sexual Offences Act 1967. Cambridge ESRC Doctoral Training Centre Interdisciplinary Seminar

Speaker: Professor Paul Rock

Speaker: Professor David Bayley

27October2015 - Living among sex offenders: Identity, safety and relationships in prison

Speaker: Alice Ievins

22October 2015 - A Tale of Two Eras: A Reconsideration of Turning Points and Pathways out of Crime

Speaker: Professor John H Laub

23June2015 - Grace under Pressure: The Role of Courage in the Future of Probation Work, 18th Annual Bill McWilliams Lecture

Speaker: Professor Anne Worrall
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28May2015 - Starting from the end: a framework to assess the harms of crime

Speaker: Professor Letizia Paoli

Speaker: Dr Brian Boutwell

Speaker: Professor Barry Goldson

30April2015 - Human Trafficking Seminar

Speaker: Ajeet Singh

30April2015 - Protecting Women from Intimate Partner Violence and Femicide: Risk factors, assessment and effective intervention

Speakers: Dr Anna Baldry and DS Jacqueline Sebire

5March 2015 - Obedience and Disobedience - or why (nearly) everything you thought you knew about Milgram is wrong

Speaker: Professor Stephen Reicher

12March2015 - What every Police Officer should know about Online and Electronic Crime?

Speaker: Professor Ross J. Anderson

26February2015 - Legitimacy, Dangerousness and Prison Law

Speakers: Joe Stone QC and Lorna Elliot

5February2015 - The Killing Consensus: Police, Organized Crime and the Regulation of Life and Death in Urban Brazil

Speaker: Dr Graham Denyer Willis

12February2015 - Understanding and Enhancing Modern Policing

Speaker: Professor Kate Bowers

29January2015 - Public Health Approaches to Violence Prevention

Speaker: Professor Jonathan Shepherd CBE FMedSci