FACULTÉ DE DROIT,

D’ÉCONOMIE
ET DE GESTION

13 mars 2019
March 13, 2019
10h-16h10
10am-4.10pm

THE HISTORY OF CRIME

HISTOIRE DU CRIME
Troisième symposium international
Université Paris Descartes Third international symposium
Faculté de droit / Law School
10, avenue PIerre Larousse, 92240 Malakoff Université Paris Descartes
Métro ligne 13, station Malakoff - Plateau de Vanves Faculté de droit / Law School

ENTRÉE LIBRE
Contact : vincent.jung1@parisdescartes.fr
Direction scientifique :
Prof. Peter JOHNSTONE, University of North Texas
Mme Laure MONTILLET de SAINT PERN, Université Paris Descartes
M. Gwenaël GUYON, Université Paris Descartes
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HISTOIRE DU CRIME
Troisième symposium international
Third international symposium
10.00 Arrival of participants and public
10.15 Opening welcome
10.25 History of the Methodological Approaches in the Field
of Criminology : the Past, the Present and the Future
Dr. Myrna PAPADOUKA
Associate lecturer in Quantitative Criminology,
Middlesex University, UK
10.45 Female Criminals in Late Medieval
and Early Modern Europe
Victoria PRICE
Undergraduate student, University of North Texas, USA
11.05 The Fight Against Transnational Bribery.
The French model vs The American Model
Camille LITAS
Graduate student, Université Paris Descartes, France
11.25 Detention in France
Shanna BENHAMOU
Graduate student, Université Paris Descartes, France
Break
13.30 Can the Salem Witch Hunt in America be Explained ?
Courtney CRISSUP
Graduate student, University of North Texas, USA
13.50 Male-On-Male Rape : Investigating Attitudes
Surrounding Male Rape, Survivors’ Experiences
with de Police and the Attrition Problem
Bimsara Kennath WIDANARALALAGE DON
Graduate student, University of West London, UK
14.10 A survey of Prostitution in England During
the Late Middle Ages and Early Modern Europe
Rachel Myrena YOCKEY
Undergraduate student, University of North Texas, USA
Break
14.50 Issues of Trust and Confidence in the Metropolitan
Police Service from Ethnic Minority’s Groups in London.
A Procedural Justice Approach
Herval ALMENOAR-WEBSTER
Graduate student, University of West London, UK
15.10 The Double Life of Jonathan Wild : Mafia Boss
or Public Servant ?
Julie JENKINS
Graduate student, University of North Texas, USA
15.30 The Evolution of Morality and its Impact
on Psychopathic Traits in Criminal Offenders
Sarah GALAWAY
Undergraduate student, University of North Texas, USA
15.50 Concluding comments
Prof. Peter JOHNSTONE, University of North Texas, USA
16.10 Official close of the event