Professor Wikstrom and Dr Treiber will take part the 8-9 July 2019 in a workshop organised by Professor Kroneberg and colleagues on Testing Analytical Theories in criminology and related fields at the University of Cologne, Germany.
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Monday, 8 July |
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14:00-14:10
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Clemens Kroneberg: Welcome and summary of the project "Friendship and violence in adolescence"
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Session 1: Offender Decision-Making and Social Context
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14:10-14:50
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Clemens Kroneberg: Who is fighting with whom? How ethnic origin shapes friendship, dislike, and physical violence relations in German secondary schools |
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14:50-15:30
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André Ernst: Focusing on setting’s criminogeneity in SAT. The example of inner-school violence. |
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15:30-16:10
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Stefanie Eifler/Heinz Leitgöb/Julia Weymeirsch: The role of neutralization in deliberate criminal decision-making. |
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16:10-16:30
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Coffee break (20 min)
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Session 2: The Developmental Ecological Action (DEA) Model of Situational Action Theory
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16:30-17:10
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Per-Olof H. Wikström: Explaining crime and criminal careers. The DEA model of Situational Action Theory. |
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17:10-17:50
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Kyle Treiber: Does propensity make the thief? Exploring the relative contribution of propensity and exposure to crime involvement over time. |
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19:00
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Workshop dinner
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Tuesday, 9 July
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Session 3: Understanding Contexts and Correlates of Offending
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09:00-09:40
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Dietrich Oberwittler: Social segregation and the social contexts of youth crime in German and French neighborhoods |
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09:40-10:20
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Maria Gerth: Testing SAT’s potential for a more general and mechanism-based explanation of the truancy-delinquency relationship |
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10:20-10:40
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Coffee break (20 min)
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Session 4: One Analytical Criminology but Different Theories of Action?
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10:40-11:20
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Helmut Hirtenlehner: The interaction between self-control and perceived sanction risk from the viewpoint of different theories. |
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11:20-12:00
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Daniel Seddig: Human values and planned behavior: a synthesized approach to explain drug use and theft |
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12:00-13:00
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Lunch break
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Session 5: Towards Experimental Tests of Situational Action Theory
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13:00-13:40
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Guido Mehlkop/Sebastian Sattler: The interplay of moral norms, instrumental incentives, and self-control in causing illegal behavior |
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13:40-14:20
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Fabian Hasselhorn: An experimental test of SAT |