On March 21, between 5:00 pm and 7:00 pm, a conference will be held by Prof. Doctor Andrea Fumagalli, from the University of Pavia (Italy), entitled “Cognitive Capitalism”.
The session will take place in room 6.2.52 of the Faculty of Sciences of the University of Lisbon (building C6).
The Editorial Board of Anatomia do Crime invites the academic community to submit articles for the next issue of the Journal (no. 9).
Articles may be sent to idpcc@fd.ulisboa.pt.
The Center for Research in Criminal Law and Criminal Sciences organizes a conference on Relations between corruption and economic-financial crimes, by Prof. Ana María Prieto, Ph.D., Faculty of Law, University of Málaga. The conference takes place between 6:30 p.m. and 8:00 p.m.
Free admission subject to registration.
30/9-5/10/2019
Göttingen (Germany)
The Center for Studies in Latin American Criminal Law and Criminal Procedure (CEDPAL) organizes the criminal law course EACC
IDPCC organizes a colloquium on corruption and democratic constitutional state, as part of the course “Law and Risk Society” in coorganization with the Brazilian National Confederation of the Public Prosecution (CONAMP).
The event will take place from January 28 to February 1 at the Law Faculty of the University of Lisbon.
Information at CONAMP’s website (Portuguese only): https://www.conamp.org.br/en/comunicacao/outros/coloquio-luso-brasileiro-direito-e-sociedade-de-risco.html
The PROTASIS training program aims to efficiently highlight and address the needs of both victims and professionals and to have a significant effect in bridging the existing gap of the uneven treatment of victims and the implementation of the Victims’ Directive across Europe.
The Training Manual, entitled “Towards a victim-centered police response“, constitutes the final output of the project and is the result of a compilation of knowledge and research acquired from previous EU funded projects, interdisciplinary research and theories, the authors’ academic and research expertise and their practical experience with the targeted population – victims of crimes with special needs – as well as the exchange of good practices acquired during a 2-day work visit in London. The insights on the benefits, challenges, obstacles, and the first-hand information and experience offered by the UK police officers during the study visit were used to inform the design and development of the materials and the pilot training for police officers.
The training program and material was piloted to more than 200 police officers in Italy, Portugal, and Greece, who followed 20 hours of training seminars and workshops. After the completion of the pilot trainings, a training evaluation and impact assessment was conducted by the IARS International Institute, an independent to the training delivery partner. The scientific evaluation assessed the training program and aimed to estimate its impact on the everyday working life of the police officers. The findings and conclusions assisted in the further enhancement of the training program and material.
Drawing on interdisciplinary research and theories, this manual aspires to serve as a practical tool towards a victim-centered approach in the training of police officers, criminal justice authorities, and first-instance professionals by adopting a holistic perspective which combines theoretical knowledge and practical skills.
PROTASIS_trainingManual (7,56 MB)
The manual comprises six modules developed in a sequence that links each issue to the next, progressively building the knowledge and capacity of the participants through a smooth transition from one topic to the next, from general knowledge to specific skills. In addition, a set of Annexes with handouts for the training delivery can be found at the end of the manual.
In particular, the PROTASIS Training Manual consists of the following six training modules:
The conference will be held at the Faculty of Law of Lisbon University (14 November).
Languages: Spanish and Portuguese
A conference on Administrative Offence Law will be held on November 8, 2018.
Programme:
The conference will be held at the Faculty of Law of Lisbon University (2-3 November), coorganized with the Law Faculty of University of Málaga (Spain)
The academic year 2018-2019 of the Doctoral Programme begins on September, 27 at 11am, with an opening session where the disciplines and seminars will be presented by the programme’s coordination and the teaching staff.
A lecture on the The Controversy of the Two Cultures and the Question of the Unity of Sciences will be given by Prof. Viriato Soromenho-Marques (Faculdade de Letras-ULisboa).
The session takes place at the Faculty of Law of the University of Law.
The III POND Meeting of the Network of Philosophy of Science Around the Mediterranean will be held at the Faculty of Sciences and Faculty of Law of Lisbon University (20-22 September), on “Unity/Disunity of Science”
