15^th Anniversary of the European Centre for Penological Studies named after Prof. G. Rejman
Institute of Social Prevention and Resocialization, University of Warsaw

Conference 20–21 of October 2022

Changing Penologies and European Crime Policy: Theory and Practice in the Global Context

Venue: BUW, Dobra street 56/66, room 256

The Conference has been awarded the auspices of the Rector of the University of Warsaw.

Programme of the Conference 20 of October 2022

9.00–9.30 Registration and coffee

9.35–10.00 Opening session

Prof. Alojzy Nowak, Rector of University of Warsaw

Prof. Aneta Gawkowska, Dean of the Faculty of Applied Social Sciences and Resocialization University of Warsaw

Prof. Tadeusz Tomaszewski, the President of the Criminal Law Commission of the Faculty of Law and Administration University of Warsaw

Prof. Jarosław Utrat-Milecki, Director of the European Centre for Penological Studies named after Prof. G. Rejman

10.00–11.50 Session I

Chair of the session, Prof. Wojciech Zalewski

10.00–10.30 Prof. Andre Klip, Maastricht University EU Criminal Law Policy. Tendencies and Challenges

10.30–11.00 Prof. Krzysztof Krajewski, Jagiellonian University Penal developments in Central and Eastern Europe Against the European Background: Why is the region different?

11.00–11.20 Dominik Wzorek, Polish Academy of SciencesHow to populate prisons without imposing imprisonment? The Polish Recipe.

11.20–11.50 Paweł Ostaszewski, Katarzyna Witkowska Rozpara, prof. Dagmara Woźniakowska-Fajst, University of Warsaw, and Andrzej Uhl University of HeilderbergPublic opinion on crime and punishment in six Central European Countries. In which direction are we going?

11.50–12.20 Coffee break

12.20–12.50 Prof. Wojciech Zalewski, University of GdańskIs it possible to break the penal pendulum? An attempt to escape from the fatalistic vision of penology

12.50–13.20 Prof. Barbara Stańdo-Kawecka, Jagiellonian UniversityPenological theories in the criminal justice system

13.20–13.50 Prof. Mariusz Sztuka, Jagiellonian University,A turn into positivity in criminological discourse. Is it a new perspective?

13.50–14.20 Prof. Jarosław Utrat-Milecki, University of WarszawPunishment as a complex institution. The cultural and political context of crime policy

14.20–15.00 Lunch break

15.00–17.40 Session II

Chair of the session: Prof. Krzysztof Krajewski

15.00–15.30 Prof. Ryszard Piotrowicz University of Aberystwyth Human trafficking, and in particular how (and why) we apply the non-punishment principle to people who have been compelled to commit offences in the course, or as a consequence, of being trafficked

15.30–16.00 Prof. Monika Płatek, University of Warsaw From cradle to eternity. Slavery by proxy and training towards subjugation

16.00–16.20 Magdalena Perkowska, Białystok University On the policy of punishing for the organizing of illegal border crossings (a statistical view

16.20–16.40 Krzysztof Worek, University of Warsaw, Ways of punishing and their justification in relations to hate crimes in Europe

16.40–17.00 Katarzyna Jakubczak-Fopke, University of Gdańsk Child sexual abuse and exploitation in cyberspace - current challenges for European Criminal Policy

17.00–17.20 Krystyna Mokrzycka, Jagiellonian University Facts and myths surrounding the portrait of a juvenile offender

17.20–17.40 Sylwia Różycka-Jaroś, University of Warsaw Case Reviews – a mechanism for protecting children against violence

17.40–18.00 Karolina Całkowska-Krawczyk, University of Warsaw From origins of Transatlantic exchange of penal thought: American penitentiary systems in the first half of nineteenth century

18.00 Closing of the first day of the conference

19.00 Dinner for Keynote Speakers

Programme of the Conference 21 of October

9.30–9.45 Opening of the second day of the Conference. Welcome coffee

9.45–13.50 - Session III

Chair of the session Prof. Barbara Stańdo-Kawecka

9.45–10.15 Prof. Tom Daems University of Louvain (Leuven) Punishment and society in contemporary Europe

10.15–11.45 Prof. Penny Darbyshire The working lives of judges in England and Wales

10.45–11.05 Prof. Jadwiga Królikowska, University of Warsaw Polish judges on the sentencing process and punishment

11.05–11.30 Coffee break

11.30–12.00 Prof. Anthea Hucklesby, University Of Birmingham Tightening the „grip” of electronic monitoring

12.00–12.20 Paulina Sidor-Borek, University of Warsaw Lost hope and unused potential. How electronic monitoring could reduce the prison population

12.20–12.50 Prof. Francesco Parisi, University of Palermo Restorative Justice and Criminal Justice in the Italian Legal System. New perspectives starting from the latest reform

12.50–13.20 Prof. Elżbieta Hryniewicz-Lach, University of Adam Mickiewicz Poznań Extended confiscation in the EU – Legitimate or (just) effective?

13.20–13.50 Prof. Filip Ciepły, The John Paul II Catholic University of Lublin The political agenda of the prison abolition movement

13.50–14.20 Lunch break

14.20 – 16.40 Session IV

Chair of the session Prof. Mariusz Sztuka

14.20–14.40 Joanna Banach-Gutierrez, University of Warmia and Mazury A question about punishment in the context of EU criminal law: in search for its role and preventing the impunity of offender

14.40–15.00 Jędrzej Kupczyński, University of Warsaw The phenomenon of crypto assets related frauds and how (and if) to prosecute them in the lack of specific legal regulation

15.00–15.20 Ariadna Ochnio, Polish Academy of Sciences, Does the EU policy on countering serious crime have unintended spill-over effects on the criminal policies of the member states?

15.20–15.40 Maria Niełaczna, University of WarsawThe Worst of the Worst and the Constantly Evil? “Dangerous” Prisoners

15.40–16.00 Mikołaj Iwański, Jagiellonian UniversityBehavioural policy and its connections to criminal policy

16.00–16.20 Professor Maria Rogacka-Rzewnicka, University of Warsaw On the legal and extra-legal consequences of actions taken by law enforcement authorities in connection with the suspicion of committing a crime

16.20–16.40 Bogusława Filipowicz Ancient practices of prosecuting a person suspected of committing a crime in the light of the Pentateuch

16.40 Closing of the conference

The fee for participation in the Conference is 250 Polish zlotys for academics, and 150 Polish zlotys for PhD and undergraduate students (not applicable to Keynote Speakers).

The deadline for the payment of the fee for participation (active or passive) is 10th of October, 2022.

The fee covers coffee-breaks and lunches. Travel expenses are to be paid for by the participants.

The organizers of the Conference can help with information about accommodation in Warsaw and they will answer other potential questions related to this event. The detailed programme of the conference will be available later in September.

The outcomes of the Conference will be published in English by the Warsaw University Press (the penology.org series).

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The Professor Genowefa Rejman European Centre for Penological Studies and the Institute of Social Prevention and Resocialization have pleasure in inviting you to a conference on Changing Penologies and European Crime Policy: Theory and Practice in the Global Context, which will take place on 20^th–21^st of October, 2022, at the University of Warsaw. The Conference will be opened in the main Building of the Library of University of Warsaw.

We cordially invite you to participate in the Conference on “Changing Penologies and European Crime Policy: Theory and Practice in the Global Context” which is related to the celebration of the 15^th Anniversary of the Professor Genowefa Rejman European Center for Penological Studies, and of the 50^th Anniversary of the Institute of Social Prevention and Rehabilitation, at the University of Warsaw and in the official inauguration of the editorial series penology.org established by Warsaw University Press with the prof. G. Rejman European Centre for Penological Studies. We especially welcome those Colleagues dealing with issues of penology, crime policy, criminal law and criminology.

The aim of the planned conference is to discuss, both the general assumptions of European penology and its further progress. Questions of current problems and solving them in the light of European criminal policy, as well as in the global context, will also be addressed including those which are directly linked with crime and large social migrations.

The conference will tend to give not only an impulse for the debate among representatives of criminology, penology and criminal law, but also ought to engage representatives of other disciplines, in particular sociologists and anthropologists.

In accordance with the scientific programme of the European Centre for Penological Studies, future discussion on criminal policy should take place in the broader context of general social knowledge, this is why we encourage also representatives of sociology (sociology of law), resocialization (probation and penitentiary issues), and also social work (in the justice system) to take active part in the conference.

Those who would like to participate actively in the conference, should send the title and abstract of their proposed papers.

The outcomes of the Conference will be published in English by the Warsaw University Press (the editorial series penology.org).

We warmly encourage to deliver your papers on the issues which are corresponding with the general framework of this Conference and also, they are closely linked with the topics presented by the Keynote Speakers:

Professor André Klip, Maastricht University

EU criminal law policy, tendencies and challenges

Professor Tom Daems, Catholic University of Louvain (Leuven)

Punishment and Society in Contemporary Europe

Professor Krzysztof Krajewski, Jagiellonian University

Penal developments in Central and Eastern Europe against the European background: why is the region different?

Professor Wojciech Zalewski, University of Gdańsk

Is it possible to break the penal pendulum? An attempt to escape from the fatalistic vision of penology

Professor Barbara Stańdo-Kawecka, Jagiellonian University

Penological theories in criminal justice system

Professor Joanna Banach-Gutierrez, University of Warmia and Mazury

A question about punishment in the context of EU criminal law: in search for its role and preventing the impunity of the offender

Professor Penny Darbyshire

The working lives of judges in England and Wales

Professor Jarosław Utrat-Milecki, University of Warsaw:

Punishment as a complex institution, cultural and political context of crime policy

Professor Ryszard Piotrowicz University of Aberystwyth

Human trafficking, and in particular how (and why) we apply the non-punishment principle to people who have been compelled to commit offences in the course, or as a consequence, of being trafficked

Professor Maria Rogacka-Rzewnicka, University of Warsaw

About legal and extralegal consequences of actions taken by law enforcement authorities in connection with a suspicion of committing a crime

The fee for participation in the Conference is 250 Polish zlotys for academics and 150 Polish zlotys for PhD or undergraduate students. Employees and students of the IPSIR are exempt from paying any fee. The fee covers coffee-breaks, lunch and the dinner in the evening provided to all attendees. Travel expenses have to be paid for by the participants.

The organizers of the Conference help with information about accommodation in Warsaw and they will answer other potential questions related to this event. The detailed programme of the conference will be available in September.

Call for papers, Conference

Forename of the author of the paper *

Surname of the author of the paper *

Academic status (MA/Ph.D./ Professor, etc.) *

The represented Institution (University, Faculty, etc.)

E-mail address *

Telephone for contact *

Title of the paper *

Abstract (150-250 words)

Remarks

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15th Anniversary of the European Centre for Penological Studies named after Prof. G. Rejman Institute of Social Prevention and Resocialization, University of Warsaw