10th Annual Conference of the European Society of Criminology CRIME AND CRIMINOLOGY: FROM INDIVIDUALS TO ORGANIZATIONS BOOK OF ABSTRACTS Table of Contents Table of Contents Organizing Comittee ............................................................................................................................................................. 9 List of Participants ................................................................................................................................................................. 13 Panel Session 1 ........................................................................................................................................................................ 79 1. Different perspectives on social perception in the fear of crime : relational concerns and social anxieties .......................................................................................................................... 79 2. The science of Art Crime ................................................................................................................................................ 81 3. Judicial Rehabilitation in Europe – Working Group Community Sanctions ............................................................ 82 4. Youth Violence ................................................................................................................................................................. 83 5. Mafia .................................................................................................................................................................................. 85 6. Criminal careers ............................................................................................................................................................... 86 7. Criminological Theories .................................................................................................................................................. 87 8. Crime & Countries issues ................................................................................................................................................ 89 9. Work and Victimization .................................................................................................................................................. 90 10. Law, Human Rights and Crime .................................................................................................................................... 91 11. Criminology Programmes in Europe – Working Group on Criminology Curricula .............................................. 93 12. Contemporary Policing Challenges ............................................................................................................................. 93 13. Reaction to Juvenile Delinquency ............................................................................................................................... 95 14. Financial Market Regulation and Enforcement ....................................................................................................... 96 Plenary Session I ..................................................................................................................................................................... 101 Panel Session 2 ........................................................................................................................................................................ 105 15. Scientific Knowledge, Expert Witnesses and Non‐Witness Experts in International Criminal Justice .................................................................................................................................. 105 16. Reforming Juvenile Justice in Europe ......................................................................................................................... 106 17. Testing Situational Action Theory, Empirical findings from research in Colombia, the Netherlands and the United Kingdom .............................................................................................................................................. 107 18. Desistance and community sanctions – Working Group Community Sanctions ................................................ 108 19. Legitimate and Accountable Security in Europe – Working Group Crime, Science, Politics ............................. 110 20. Corruption and White‐Collar Crime............................................................................................................................ 111 21. Crime and mental disorder .......................................................................................................................................... 112 22. Terrorism ........................................................................................................................................................................ 114 23. Piracy ............................................................................................................................................................................... 116 24. Domestic Violence ......................................................................................................................................................... 117 25. Welfare & Workfare policy and Crime ....................................................................................................................... 119 26. Criminological Theories ............................................................................................................................................... 120 27. Prison and community centres staff‐related researches ........................................................................................ 121 28. Accountability and Confidence in the Criminal Justice System and Law Enforcement Agencies ..................... 122 29. Measuring the Fear of Crime ....................................................................................................................................... 124 30. Organized Crime in Context ......................................................................................................................................... 126 31. Reactions to Sex‐Crime ................................................................................................................................................. 127 Panel Session 3 ........................................................................................................................................................................ 131 32. Mass victimization and restorative justice: Exploring new territories in post‐conflict situations .................... 131 33. Gender, Crime and Criminal Justice Working Group Meeting ............................................................................... 132 3 Table of Contents 34. Moral and Social Rationales in the Sentencing Decision Process .......................................................................... 132 35. Organized Crime ............................................................................................................................................................ 134 36. The 2010 Edition of the European Sourcebook of Crime and Criminal Justice Statistics – New perspectives for comparative criminology and criminal justice .................................................................. 135 37. Fighting Economic Crime .............................................................................................................................................. 137 38. War Crime and State Crime ......................................................................................................................................... 138 39. Juvenile Delinquency and the Family ......................................................................................................................... 140 40. Cybercrime ..................................................................................................................................................................... 141 41. Science‐politics interaction in Criminology – Working Group Crime, Science, Politics ...................................... 143 42. Qualitative Methodology and Criminology ............................................................................................................... 144 43. Prison and Prison Population ...................................................................................................................................... 146 44. Domestic violence ......................................................................................................................................................... 147 45. Sentencing ...................................................................................................................................................................... 149 46. Family and Crime ........................................................................................................................................................... 150 47. Criminological Theories ................................................................................................................................................ 151 48. Punitiveness and Related Issues ................................................................................................................................. 153 49. The Changing Character