Gender & Crime – Sexual self-determination and gender-based violence
We cordially invite you to the second edition of our online conference on Gender & Crime – Sexual Self-Determination and Gender-Based Violence. The conference will address gender aspects in criminal law and criminology, with a particular focus on gender-based violence, including femicide, catcalling, and anti-feminist ideologies. Keynote speeches, panel sessions and workshops will provide a forum for discussing research questions and perspectives and bringing together interdisciplinary scholars.
The conference will take place online on Thursday, 24 November and Friday, 25 November 2022.
There is no participation fee. If you would also like to register for one of the four workshops with limited participation, please send us an email at genderandcrime@kfn.de by 15 November 2022.
Conference programme
24 November 2022 (Day 1)
10.00
Welcome
10.30
First keynote lecture with discussion: Criminological discussions on gender-based violence and sexual self-determination Prof. Dr. Martina Althoff
11.30
Break
11.45
Panel Session 1 – Traditional Role Perceptions and Misogyny 1. Jannik M. K. Fischer Traditional Masculinity Norms and Right-Wing Extremist Attitudes 2. Jara Streuer ‘Women represent everything that is unfair with this world’ – Incel Violence and Misogynistic Terrorism 3. Lea-Sarah Pülschen & Dr Johann Endres Femicide perpetrators: normal men, average homicide perpetrators or mentally unstable men? A study on personality, crime hypothesis and treatment goals
13.00
Lunch break
14.00
Simultaneous workshops (advance registration required) 1. Teresa Harrer Sex work in the conflict between sexual self-determination and gender-based violence 2. Jacqueline Sittig A plea for consideration of the special relationship of trust between perpetrators and victims in the context of criminal liability, using the example of domestic violence against women 3. Saskia Kretschmer, Dr Tim Lukas, Renate Schwarz-Saage, Sabine Burkhardt Blind spots and (un)safe places. Prevention of gender-based violence in public spaces 4. Anna Bussmann-Welsch, Lena Franke, Anne-Kathrin Krug Presentation of the gender-based violence decision database: Improving access to national and international case law
15.00
Break
15.15
Afternoon programme on the incel movement Veronika Kracher
16.45
End of the event
25 November 2022 (Day 2)
09.45
Welcome
10.00
Second keynote lecture with discussion: New laws on recording sexual assaults – a comparative law perspective Prof. Dr Tatjana Hörnle
11.00
Break
11.15
Panel Session 2 – Sexualised Violence 1. Céline Feldmann Negligent commission of acts under Section 177 of the German Criminal Code (StGB) 2. Prof. Dr. Thomas Görgen, Chantal Höhn, Natalie Köpsel The “vulnerable” resident, the “power-abusing” carer? Findings on sexual violence in nursing homes 3. Leonie Thies The (de)construction of credibility in sexual offence trials: An ethnographic study in the Berlin criminal justice system
12.45
Lunch break
13.45
Panel-Session 3 – International perspectives 1. Dr. Viviana Andreescu Transgender experiences with violent victimization 2. Prof. Dr. Barbara Krahé, Dr. Isabell Schuster, Dr. Paulina Tomaszewska Male Sexual Victimization by Women: A Neglected Problem 3. Prof. Dr. Barbara Błońska, Prof. Dr. Katarzyna Witkowska-Rozpara “Crime has no gender?” Gender aspects of the crime of rape – case of Poland
15.00
Conclusion and joint finale in the virtual space Wonder.me
Alle Infos auf einen Blick:
Online
Hinweise:
The conference took place from 24 to 25 November 2022.
‘Between theory and evidence: causal analysis in criminological research’
Criminology faces the task of precisely describing causal relationships between individual, social...
Gender & Crime – Sexual self-determination and gender-based violence
We cordially invite you to the second edition of our online conference on Gender & Crime – Sexual Self-Determination and Gender-Based Violence. The conference will address gender aspects in criminal law and criminology, with a particular focus on gender-based violence, including femicide, catcalling, and anti-feminist ideologies. Keynote speeches, panel sessions and workshops will provide a forum for discussing research questions and perspectives and bringing together interdisciplinary scholars.
The conference will take place online on Thursday, 24 November and Friday, 25 November 2022.
There is no participation fee. If you would also like to register for one of the four workshops with limited participation, please send us an email at genderandcrime@kfn.de by 15 November 2022.
Conference programme
24 November 2022 (Day 1)
10.00
Welcome
10.30
First keynote lecture with discussion: Criminological discussions on gender-based violence and sexual self-determination Prof. Dr. Martina Althoff
11.30
Break
11.45
Panel Session 1 – Traditional Role Perceptions and Misogyny 1. Jannik M. K. Fischer Traditional Masculinity Norms and Right-Wing Extremist Attitudes 2. Jara Streuer ‘Women represent everything that is unfair with this world’ – Incel Violence and Misogynistic Terrorism 3. Lea-Sarah Pülschen & Dr Johann Endres Femicide perpetrators: normal men, average homicide perpetrators or mentally unstable men? A study on personality, crime hypothesis and treatment goals
13.00
Lunch break
14.00
Simultaneous workshops (advance registration required) 1. Teresa Harrer Sex work in the conflict between sexual self-determination and gender-based violence 2. Jacqueline Sittig A plea for consideration of the special relationship of trust between perpetrators and victims in the context of criminal liability, using the example of domestic violence against women 3. Saskia Kretschmer, Dr Tim Lukas, Renate Schwarz-Saage, Sabine Burkhardt Blind spots and (un)safe places. Prevention of gender-based violence in public spaces 4. Anna Bussmann-Welsch, Lena Franke, Anne-Kathrin Krug Presentation of the gender-based violence decision database: Improving access to national and international case law
15.00
Break
15.15
Afternoon programme on the incel movement Veronika Kracher
16.45
End of the event
25 November 2022 (Day 2)
09.45
Welcome
10.00
Second keynote lecture with discussion: New laws on recording sexual assaults – a comparative law perspective Prof. Dr Tatjana Hörnle
11.00
Break
11.15
Panel Session 2 – Sexualised Violence 1. Céline Feldmann Negligent commission of acts under Section 177 of the German Criminal Code (StGB) 2. Prof. Dr. Thomas Görgen, Chantal Höhn, Natalie Köpsel The “vulnerable” resident, the “power-abusing” carer? Findings on sexual violence in nursing homes 3. Leonie Thies The (de)construction of credibility in sexual offence trials: An ethnographic study in the Berlin criminal justice system
12.45
Lunch break
13.45
Panel-Session 3 – International perspectives 1. Dr. Viviana Andreescu Transgender experiences with violent victimization 2. Prof. Dr. Barbara Krahé, Dr. Isabell Schuster, Dr. Paulina Tomaszewska Male Sexual Victimization by Women: A Neglected Problem 3. Prof. Dr. Barbara Błońska, Prof. Dr. Katarzyna Witkowska-Rozpara “Crime has no gender?” Gender aspects of the crime of rape – case of Poland
15.00
Conclusion and joint finale in the virtual space Wonder.me
All information at a glance:
Online
Notes:
The conference took place from 24 to 25 November 2022.
‘Between theory and evidence: causal analysis in criminological research’
Criminology faces the task of precisely describing causal relationships between individual, social...
