Call for Papers
The European Group for the Study of Deviance and Social Control
45th Annual Conference
Uncovering Harms: States, corporations and organizations as criminals
31 August – 3 September, Mytilene, Lesbos, Greece
In recent years the international academic community has made an effort
to define and uncover harms by states, corporations and organizations.
This effort is stemming from the point of view of protecting human
rights and preventing social harms. These acts include loss of life,
physical or other harm, and loss of property. The need for addressing
harms by states, corporations and organizations is connected both with
the need for appropriate orientation of formal criminal policy (law,
police, administration of justice) and for the awareness of citizens,
consumers, workers and social movements.
A root of the problem, the criminal-induced partnership between state,
corporate capital, and organizations, does not lead to easy answers for
a future “better” political management of the state. This raises issues
of the advocacy of the public interest and universal human rights; it
highlights the concept of social harm, and sets democracy and the
collective as the dominant principles. This complex is the contemporary
reality, and a criminology that takes a position upon this ought to
highlight a broader social awareness and action for social change.
We welcome papers on the themes below which reflect the general values
and Principles of the European Group.
Please forward short abstracts of 150-300 words to the relevant
stream coordinators by 30th of April 2017.
For all general enquiries please contact Stratos Georgoulas at:s.georgoulas@soc.aegean.gr.
For questions about the European Group, please contact the EG
coordinator Ida Nafstad at:europeangroupcoordinator@gmail.com
Please download full
call here: http://www.europeangroup.org/?q=media/346
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