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Program: 2008 Critical Criminology Conference

Thursday 19th June

	Stream1	Presenter	Paper	Stream2	Presenter	Paper
9:00 - 10:30	S1: Opening (including 9:00 - 9:30 intro)	Julie Stubbs	Critical reflections on homicide prosecutions of battered women
	Chair: Chris Cunneen Room: G04	Jan Jordan	Victims as survivors
Break
11:00 - 12:00	S2: Crime and young people	Katherine McFarlane	From Care to Crime – Children in State care and the development of criminality	S2.2 Custodial management	Eileen Baldry, Leanne Dowse, Phillip Snoyman and Melissa Clarence	A critical perspective on Mental Health Disorders and Cognitive Disability in the Criminal Justice System
	Chair: Jenny Bargen Room: G02		TBA	Chair: TBA Room: G23	Cliff Holdom	Extreme Transport: Custodial Transport in Western Australia & Beyond
12:00 - 1:00	S3: Changing public policy	Garner Clancey	Crime Prevention in NSW - ‘New Moral Hygiene’ or ‘Transformative Potential’?	S3.2: Women and criminal justice	Catriona McComish	Deviant women: what’s in a label?
	Chair: Caitlin Hughes Room: G02	Jenny Bargen	Sustainable reform in government responses to offending by young people – a pipe dream or a possibility?	Chair: Eileen Baldry Room: G23	Lillian Barry	Women in Prison: First viewings of women-centred correctional centres.
Break
2:00 - 3:30	S4: Race, ethnicity and counter-terrorism	Louise Boon-Kuo	Policing and the criminal character in migration law – the Haneef case	S4.2: Security	Peter Rogers	New Security Challenges: Resilient Tactics of Policing at Public Protests in the UK
	Chair: Leanne Weber Room: G02	Sharon Pickering	Researching Counter-terrorism: critical and other reflections	Chair: Andrew Lynch Room: G23	Katherine Biber, Gary Edmond, Richard Kemp	Facial mapping: identification evidence and visual surveillance
		Vicki Sentas	“Do I have to denounce my grandmother?”: Policing diaspora, disrupting identity		Dean Wilson	CCTV: Security networks and the transformation of public space
Break
4:00-5:00	S5: Questions of justice	Elizabeth Stanley	Transitional Justice as Industry	S5.2 Juror understanding and decision making	Berenike Waubert de Puiseau, Jane Goodman-Delahunty, Lindsay Hewson	Can multimedia assist jurors to understand DNA expert evidence?
	Chair: TBA Room: G02	Emma Ryan	Shocked and Stunned: A Consideration of the Implications of Tasers in Australia	Chair: Anne Cossins Room: G23	Daniel Calizaya-Jave, Jane Goodman-Delahunty, Lindsay Hewson	The use of multimedia in jury trials for jurors of high or low English proficiency
5:00-6:00	S6: Aspects of globalisation	Leanne Weber	Making peace at the border: prospects for the democratisation of global mobility
	Chair: Denise Weelands Room: G04	Rob White	Transnational Environmental Crime and Global Inequality
After hours			6:00 - 6:30 Book launch
			8:00 Conference dinner (Venue TBA)

Friday 20th June

	Stream1	Presenter	Paper	Stream2	Presenter	Paper
9:00 - 10:30	S7: Indigenous Australians	Michael Grewcock	Colonial genocide and state crime	S7.2 Sexual assault	Selda Dagistanli	“Victims Sacrificed to a god of due process”: protecting our women from Muslim rapists and the courts
	Chair: TBA Room: G02	Thalia Anthony	Developments in Sentencing Principles for Indigenous Offenders: Comparisons and Complexities	Chair: Alicia Jillard Room: G23	Anne Cossins	Restorative Justice and Sexual Assault Cases: The Theory and the Practice
		Christine Jennett	Using a Flashpoints model of Public Order Policing in Indigenous communities to explore the structures and practices of internal colonial power relations in Australia		Rachel King, Peter Newcombe, Julie van den Eynde, Christine Bond	When No Means Yes: Issues with Consent Definition in Queensland Police Officers’ Perceptions
Break
11:00 - 12:30	S8: War and the Other	Russell Hogg	The continuation of politics by other means: proscribing terrorist organizations in Australia	S8.2 Child prostitution, organised sexual abuse and homicide	Wendy O'Brien	Indigenous childhood prostitution : circumstances of disadvantage
	Chair: Alex Steel Room: G02	Margaret Pereira	Losing the war on drugs	Chair: TBA Room: G23	Michael Salter	Organised abuse and the politics of disbelief
		Molly Townes O'Brien	Exploring the Group-Identity Function of Criminal Law		Danielle Tyson	The will to narrate: Imagining the circumstances of child death
Break
1:30-2:30	S9: Alternative visions	Brian Steels, Dot Goulding	Using research as a tool of activism	S9.2 Trafficking	Sanja Milivojevic	Women's bodies, moral panic and the world game: Sex trafficking, the 2006 Football World Cup and beyond
	Chair: TBA Room: G02	Angus Young	In Search of Chinese Jurisprudence	Chair: TBA Room: G23	Marie Segrave	Trafficking in persons as labour exploitation
Break
3:00-4:30	S10: Prisons and terror(ism)	David Brown	How terrorism and terrorist prosecutions affect prison regimes	S10.2: Victims, mediation and reintegration	Tyrone Kirchengast	The Growth of Victim Agency in Australian Jurisprudence: Limitations and Challenges
	Chair: Peter Rogers Room: G02	Bree Carlton	Systemic Neglect: The Politics of Official Transparency and Accountability Over Prisoner Placements in High-Security	Chair: Molly Townes O'Brien Room: G23	Seckin Ungur	Impediments to successful mediation: The effects of motivation, confidence and role on mediation outcomes.
		Jude McCulloch	From Garrison State to Garrison Planet: The ‘War on Terror’ and the Rise of a Global Carceral Complex		Rob White, Garry Coventry	Prisoners, Reintegration and the Act of Giving
4:30-5:30	S11: Closing	John Pratt	Penal Excess and Penal Exceptionalism. Contrasts in imprisonment between Anglophone and Scandinavian societies.
	Chair: David Brown Room: G02	Murray Lee	A Wealth of Fear
5:30-6:00	Closing remarks
	Chair: Chris Cunneen Room: G04

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