Past Events

This lunchtime presentation panel with guests Richard E. Niemeyer, Gabriela D. Roman and Beth Hardie will discuss innovative research methods using virtual and augmented reality to tackle a range of criminological questions and test mechanisms proposed by key criminological theories.

This presentation panel with guest speakers Richard E. Niemeyer and K. Ryan Proctor brought together Analytic and Mechanistic criminologists to dicuss the unique as well as shared contributions of Analytic and Mechanistic criminology to criminological theorizing and theory testing. 

The theme for the meeting is Criminology in the New Era: Confronting Injustice and Inequalities.

Testing Situational Action Theory I: Individual characteristics and the perception choice process

 Panels

Exploring and explaining the relationship between gender and crime: New findings from PADS+

Per-Olof Wikström, Kyle Treiber & Gabriela Roman

University of Cambridge

Professor Wikstrom will give a key-note speech (plenary) the 7th September 2019 entitled Explaining Crime and Criminal Careers. A Situational Action Theory at the 16th conference on Wissenschaftliche Tagung der Kriminologischen Gesellschaft at the University of Vienna, Austria.

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.

Professor Wikstrom will take part in a workshop the 12-13 April 2019 organised by Professor Michael Gottfredson and colleagues on Crime, People and Places (concepts, theory and methodology) at the University of California, Irvine (USA).

Workshop in Brussels

The meeting will take place at Atlanta Marriott Marquis 14-17 November 2018. The team for the meeting is Institutions, Cultures and Crime.