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Crime, Law, and Justice in post-Soviet Russia
Friday, February 13, 2004
9:00-5:45pm
Ticknor Lounge, Boylston Hall, Harvard Yard
(directions available at: http://map.harvard.edu)
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9:00 - 11:00
Panel I: Crime
Dr. Natalia Gavrilova (Center on Aging, University of Chicago),
"Patterns of violent crime in Russia"
Dr. Janet Elise Johnson (Dept. of Political Science, Brooklyn
College) "Violence against women in Russia"
Dr. Louise Shelley and Dr. Robert Orttung (Transnational
Crime and Corruption Center, American University), "Russia's
efforts to combat human trafficking: Efficient crime groups versus
irresolute societies and uncoordinated states"
Dr. Letizia Paoli (Dept. of Criminology, Max Planck Institute
for Foreign and International Criminal Law ), "The ugly side
of capitalism and democracy: The development of illegal drug markets
in post-Soviet Russia"
1:15 - 3:15
Panel II: Law
Dr. Janine R. Wedel
(Department of Public Policy, George Mason
University), "Flex organizations and the clan state: Perspectives
on crime and corruption in the new Russia"
Dr. Peter H. Solomon, Jr. (Center for Russian and East European
Studies, University of Toronto), "The Criminal Procedure Code
of 2001: Will it make Russian justice more fair?"
Dr. Linda J. Cook (Department of Political Science, Brown
University, and current Davis Center Senior Fellow) "Russian
political parties, the Duma, and the welfare state"
Dr. William Butler (University College London), "Injecting
drug use and HIV: Harm reduction programs and the Russian legal
system"
3:45 - 5:45
Panel III: Justice
Dr. Adrian Beck and Dr. Annette Robinson (Department of Criminology,
University of Leicester) "Policing in post-Soviet Russia"
Olga Schwartz
(Russian Foundation for Judicial Reform, Moscow) "The creation
of an independent judiciary and the changing role and nature of
courts and the courtroom"
Dr. Daniel Rodeheaver (Department of Sociology, University
of North Texas) and Dr. James Williams (Department
of Sociology, Texas Women's University) "Juvenile crime and
juvenile justice in post-Soviet Russia"
Dr. Roy King (Department of Criminology and Criminal Justice,
University of Wales) and Dr. Laura Piacentini (Department
of Criminology, University of Stirling), "The Russian prison
system during the transition"
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