2020 conferences and rural crime panels and papers

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2020 presents a number of exciting opportunities where rural criminologists and like minded scholars, students and practitioners can showcase their work, learn more from others and to network professionally and socially. Following are details of five symposia/conferences.

 

Safety, resilience and community colloquium

Where:  Stockholm, Sweden

When: 23 April 2020

Registration:

https://www.kth.se/form/5e16065416c9aa4d1dfa2096

The colloquium will be held in English and Swedish.

This event is free-of-charge but registration by 17 April is essential.

 

Stockholm Criminology Symposium

Where:  Stockholm, Sweden

When: 9-11 June 2020

The Stockholm Criminology Symposium is an annual event, taking place in 2020 between 9 and 11 June. Vania Ceccato is organising a session on rural crime/criminology for this year’s Symposium. If you are interested in attending and presenting on an aspect or rural crime/rural criminology, contact Vania ASAP with the following information:

Session: Rural crime and community safety
Title of the presentation
Name, affiliation, title
Short abstract (about 100 words)

More information

Call for presentations SCS 2020

SCS 2020 Info

 

European Society of Criminology

Where:  Bucharest, Romania

When: 9-12 September 2020

Registration:

https://www.eurocrim2020.com/

Abstracts need to be received by 15 April 2020.

Early bird regsitration by 1 June 2020.

Rural crime panels:

  1. Two of our members, Kreseda Smith and Artur Pytlarz, are orgainising a themed panel on rural crime/rural security for this conference. If you would like to propose a paper presentation with this theme, please send abstracts of up to 250 words to Kreseda Smith and Artur Pytlarz by Friday 27  March 2020. More details here: Rural Crime Panel Brief FINAL2
  2. ISSRC President Joe Donnermeyer is taking a co-ordinating role for anyone else wanting to present a paper at EuroCrime2020 and wish to join a general rural crime themed panel. At this stage, one or more panels on ‘International perspectives of rural crime and criminology’ are being considered. Please contact Joe by email to advise of your intention to attend and present and he will help put you in touch with and to join with others.

 

Criminal Justice and Security in Central and Eastern Europe – 13th biennial conference

Where:  Ljubljana, Slovenia

When: 14-16 September 2020

Registration:

The 13th Biennial International Conference of Criminal Justice and Security in Central and Eastern Europe will take place in Ljubljana, Slovenia between 14 and 16 September 2020. Of interest to members and friends of ISSRC will be the theme for 2020 –  “Perspectives of Rural Safety, Security and Rural Criminology”. What a great opportunity for those with an interest in the study of rural crime and criminology to share research, ideas and much more.
More details – including on keynote speakers, important dates and registration information – can be found on the Conference website. Refer to this Word attachment, too, should you wish to pass on to colleagues: Conference Perspectives of Rural Safety Security and Rural Criminology

 

American Society of Criminology

Where:  Washington DC, United States

When: 18-21 November 2020

Registration:

Visit the ASC website for further information.

Rural crime panels:

In 2019 for the ASC conference which took place in San Francisco, our ISSRC President Joe Donnermeyer took a co-ordinating role for people wanting to present a paper and to join a panel. There is much merit in locating our individual papers within a themed panel rather than have them spread across a very large program and thus difficult to find. And, so, Joe is keen to hear from you if you are planning on visiting Washington this year.

Because of the sheer size of ASC, abstracts must be submitted early in the year.  The deadline to submit abstracts for a Thematic Panel, Individual Paper, or Author Meets Critic Session is Friday March 20, 2020. Abstracts for Lightning Talks, Poster and Roundtable Submissions are due by Friday May 15, 2020. No late submissions will be accepted.

Please contact Joe by email to advise of your intention to attend and present, and he will help put you in touch with others.