Events Calendar


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09:00:Scottish Gender Based Violence Research Network - Launch Event

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2nd British Crime Historians Symposium

10:00:Violence Reduction Unit Injury Surveillance Conference

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11:00:Police Learning: A Changing World

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European Society of Criminology: 10th Annual Conference

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10:00:IRISS \'What Works\' Workshop Series 2010

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10:00:SIPR Annual Conference (Policing in an age of austerity) & SPSA / SIPR Conference (New developments in forensic science)

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Delivering Effective Penal Policy - 20.09.10

09:00:Delivering Effective Penal Policy - Taking a Radical New Approach To Short-Term Sentences

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09:15:TACKLING HATRED HEAD ON: WORKING WITH HATE CRIME OFFENDERS AND EXTREMISM

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08:00:Cross-border Domestic and Trans-National Crime: Risks and Responses

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10:00:Violence against Children - have we had enough? Exploring causes, impacts and prevention of all forms of violence

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Discipline and discretion

13:00:Second Annual PhD Criminology Conference - call for papers


SIPR Annual Conference (Policing in an age of austerity) & SPSA / SIPR Conference (New developments in forensic science)


Event Starts: 14/09/2010 @10:00
Event Location:West Park Conference Centre, Dundee

The SIPR conference this year is being held in partnership with the Scottish Police Services Authority.  Following the format of previous SIPR conferences, the first day will comprise a morning plenary – focusing on the theme of ‘Policing in an Age of Austerity’ - followed by two parallel sessions in the afternoon organised by SIPR’s networks.  One session, organised jointly by the Police-Community Relations and Police Organisation networks, focuses on practitioner research and show-cases findings from several SIPR Practitioner Fellowship projects where practitioners have worked in partnership with academics on an applied topic of relevance to policing.  The other session, organised by the Evidence and Investigation network, focuses on the use of new science and technology in the investigation and prosecution of crime and marks the beginning of the ‘New developments in forensic science’ meeting that then extends into the following day and includes an opportunity to visit SPSA’s new forensic laboratory in Dundee.
 

For further details and to book on line, please see:  http://www.sipr.ac.uk/events/SIPRConference2010.php