Die Konferenz beschäftigt sich mit dem Thema "Unterstanding Crime: Structural and Developemental Dimensions, and their Implications for Policy" und findet vom 26. bis 29. August in Tübingen statt. Die DVJJ veranstaltet auf der Tagung zwei Panels.





Panel 1.05: Migration as a Risk Factor
27. August, 8:30 bis 10:00 Uhr, GWI, Hörsaal 002 A

Leitung des Arbeitskreises: Jochen Goerdeler

Michael Walter | University of Colone:
Ethnic Minorities and Migrants as Risk Factors: Changing Views and Perceptions in Public and Scientific Debates

Michael Windzio & Dirk Baier | Criminological Research Institute of Lower Saxony:
Violent behaviour of young immigrants in Germany: The relevance of self-control, culture of honor, and social bonds

Katharina Beclin | Institute of Criminal Law and Criminology, University of Vienna:
Young male migrants and their special risks of becoming delinquent in Austria

Dirk Baier & Michael Windzio | Criminological Research Institute of Lower Saxony:
The influence of ethnic composition and local concentration of peer-networks on violence





Panel 2.07: Europäische Entwicklung zum Jugenstrafrecht /
European Developement in Juvenile Justice
27. August, 10:30 bis 12:00, GWI, Hörsaal 002 A

Arbeitskreisleitung: Jochen Goerdeler

Bernd-Rüdeger Sonnen | Universität Hamburg:
Nationale und internationale Konsequenzen aus der Entscheidung des Bundesverfassungsgerichts zu Jugendstrafe und Jugendstrafvollzug

Melissa Vanbeselaere | Vrije Universiteit Brussel:
The juvenile judge as provider of support for the young offender: limits and possibilities

Kevin Haines | Swansea University:
Children First: Punishing the Social Child

An Nuytiens | Vrije Universiteit Brussel:
Youth Justice Pathways of Female Persistent Offenders