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2019 Stockholm Criminology Symposium

The main theme for the Stockholm Criminology Symposium 2019 was Research-guided drug policies. Here are the filmed sessions and some of the Power Point presentations that were used during the Symposium.

Symposium program

Program and abstracts (pdf)
Amendments to the program (pdf, last updated 2019-06-07)

Presentations (pdf)

Robert MacCoun Understanding the sources of resistance to heroin-assisted treatment in the US public health community

Anette Storgaard Access to justice for prisoners – focus on contact to the outside world

Tove Pettersson Incarcerated children and youths and the significance of openness during custody

Ina Klopp Outlaw motorcycle gangs and related crime in Germany – Which challenges face law enforcement

Thomas Martinelli It’s getting better all the time: Long-term recovery and its relation to housing problems, crime, occupation situation, and substance use

Han Kyun Kim Community notification of sex offenders against children in South Korea: Current laws and policies

Alexander Knutsson Pirates in Binary Waters: On covert crimes and educated offenders

Frida Bood and Josephine Kevesäter Solitary confinement in remand prisons – Necessary intervention or violation of integrity?

Joakim Thelander Gaming and toxicity in overwatch

Anke Stallwitz Community policy and intervention to prevent violence against women in the Stockholm drug scene

Alexey Knorre Drug supply on the Russian internet: An analysis of “Hydra” darknet cryptomarket

Helgi Gunnlaugsson Nordic study on drug dealing on social media: Results from Iceland

Jonathan Caulkins Risks, prices, and structural consequences of product illegality: What cannabis legalization tells us about black markets

Louise Starfelt Sutton Strengthening Community Corrections: Evaluation of a Risk-Need-Responsivity (RNR) Staff Training Model in the Swedish Probation and Parole Service

Cecilia Fielding Sex offender treatment program in the Swedish Prison and Probation Service

Joanna Shapland: How do victimisation and offending relate to desistance for persistent offenders?

Margriet Lenkens Individual support by experiential peers in the forensic field

Adam Jackson Policing Darkweb marketplaces; covert policing, surveillance and investigatory powers

Heleen Lauwereys Sentencing the parents: punishing the children? Qualitative research regarding the role of children’s best interests in Belgian sentencing decisions

Aki-hiro Nasu: Analyses of risk factors and protective factors towards preventing recidivism of Japanese juvenile offenders with medical needs

Dorothy Newbury-Birch: What do we know about the prevalence of risky drinking and alcohol brief interventions in the criminal justice system in the UK?

Jennifer Ferguson: mixed methods study examining the feasibility of screening and brief alcohol interventions for women in prison

Lars Korsell: Regulating organized crime

Michael Kilchling: Laws as a causing factor for crime? The criminogenic potential of legislation and regulation

Lynn Dougan: A systematic review of published worldwide evidence relating to the complex needs of adults 18+ within the medium and low secure hospital setting

Nina Axnäs: Violent crime – how to improve criminal investigations?

Bo Fredrik Andersson: Patient’s perspective on medication-assisted treatment for opioid addiction

Karin Wikman: Free will only – A campaign about the new sexual offence legislation

Petra Wicktor: Prevalence and attitudes of non-consensual pornography at a Swedish
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