Nordic Punishment at a Crossroads?

Wednesday March 11

1000-1200

Registration

1200-1245

Lunch

1245-1400

Plenary 1 (Auditorum 3), 3rd Floor   

• Welcome session
• Tapio Lappi-Seppälä: Penal Transformations in the Nordics

1415-1545

Parallel session 1 (Room 3109)

Chair: Peter Scharff Smith

• Mette Irmgard Snertingdal: Not given lightly: Side-taking in prison research
• Áine Mangaoang: Creative freedom? The place of music in Norwegian prisons

Parallel session 2 (Room 4110)

Chair: Katja Franko  

• Robert Andersson: A Post-political Crime Policy
• Klara Hermansson: Public safety in Sweden. A study of a crime policy symbol
• Henrik Tham: Populism and the expansion of punishment. The case of Sweden

Parallel session 3 (Room 5110)

Chair: Martin Nøkleberg

• May-Len Skilbrei: Rape as a social, legislative and judicial problem
• Lena Landström och Markus Naarrttijärvi:  "Police innovation and the rule of law - Between uniformity and adaptation".

1600-1730

Parallel session 5 (Aud 3)

Chair: Marina Hiller Foshaugen

• Rune Ellefsen – Preventing radicalization and violent extremism in Norway: The emergence of a new field of policy and practice
• Heidi Mork Lomell – “How could our society let this happen?” Narratives of predictability and preventability after terrorist attacks
• Ingvild Bruce – Normative standards for the regulation of preventive surveillance measures

Parallel session 6 (Room 5110)

Chair: Helgi Gunnlaugson

• Jordan Hyatt – Substance use patterns among inmates in Norway and the necessity of evidence-based treatments in prisons
• Frank Nielsen – An investigation of the changing conceptualizations of the drug user studied through changes in the Danish drug legislation 1969-2019

Thursday March 12

0830-0930

Plenary 2 (Auditorium 3)

Chair: Inger Marie Sunde

Philip Brey: Artificial Intelligence in the Criminal Justice System: Risks and Rewards

0945-1115

Parallel session 7 (Aud 3)

Chair: Heidi Mork Lomell

• Dorina Damsa and Peter Scharff Smith: Penal populism, crimmigration, and prison practice in the Nordic welfare state - the case of Denmark
• Helene O. I. Gundhus: Policing migration as threats: risk assessments and abnormal justice in a welfare state
• Peter Scharff Smith/Vanessa Barker: Nordic Noir: Reexamining the Penal-welfare Nexus in the Age of Migration

Parallel session 9 (Room 3109)

Chair: Jens Erik Paulsen

• Helgi Gunnlaugsson: Recent prison developments in Iceland: Can Iceland be described as a case of Nordic exceptionalism?
• Arta Jalili Idrissi: Women’s imprisonment in Latvia: The clash of the Soviet and neoliberal ‘titans’

1130-1230

Plenary 3 (Auditorium 3)

Chair: Thomas Ugelvik

Yvonne Jewkes: Exporting the 'fantasy prison': the risks inherent in imaginary Nordic penalities

1230-1300

Lunch, wraps served on the 3'rd floor

1300-1400

Plenary 4 (Auditorium 3)

Chair: John Todd

Ben Crewe: Laissez-faire Inclusion and intervention in and beyond the prison

1415-1545

Parallel session 11 (Aud 3)

Chair: Per Jørgen Ystehede

• Emma Villman: Gradual release from prison: challenges with a more open enforcement
• Helene De Vos: Security and normalization: a double balancing act

Parallel session 12 (Room 3109)

Chair: Jo Stigen

• Kristin Hellesø-Knutsen og Kjetil Lussand: CEW in Norwegian police
• Inger Marie Sunde: Crime prevention on the Internet - legal aspects

1600-1730

Parallel session 13 (Aud 3)

Chair: Hans Myhre Sunde

• Anja Emilie Kruse: Social responses to narratives of sexual harmdoing
• Thomas Ugelvik: Desistance and interpersonal trust 

Parallel session 14 (Room 3109)

Chair: May-Len Skilbrei

• Kjersti Lohne: Displacing the penal-welfarism nexus in Nordic punishment
• Papuna Guruli & Anders Løvlie: Private/public administration of justice
• Jonna Rennerskog: Governing in the name of protection: The politics of punishment within the welfare system

Friday March 13   CANCELLED TO PREVENT THE SPREAD OF CORONA

0945-1115

Parallel session 15 (Room 4101) 

Chair: Peter Scharff Smith

• Andreas Anderberg: Punishment or treatment – handling young offenders between penal and welfare systems
• Kristian Mjåland: Egalitarianism from within: Hierarchy, virtues and pragmatism in prison social life
• John Todd-Kvam: Analysing the Norwegian penal field: structure, drivers and practice

Author meets critic 2 (Room 6113)

Chair: Helene O. Gundhus

• Katja Franko: The Crimmigrant  Other: Migration and penal power
• Comments by Paul Larsson, May-Len Skilbrei & Lucia Zedner.

Parallel session 15 (Room 5110)

Chair: Inger Marie Sunde

• Berit Johnsen: The greening of prison yards and the free flow of bodies in the outdoor prison space
• Elisabeth Fransson and Sven-Erik Skotte: Prison design for children and youths in Norway: Technologies expressing normality and exceptional penalty?
• Sylvia Koffeld-Hamidane and Ellen Andvig: Capacity building in prison - inmates experiences from Bastøy prison Island

1130-1300

Plenary 6 (Auditorium 3)

Chair: Ingvild Bruce

Lucia Zedner: The Safety Relation – risk, prevention and conditional citizenship in post-welfare societies

Concluding remarks

1300-1330

Lunch