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2011
Violence, victimisation and vulnerability: Exploring hidden elements of
youth engagement in offending. (McVie). University of Glasgow
Urban Studies staff seminar series, Glasgow (March).
Young
adults, growing out of crime and desistance: Learning from the Edinburgh
Study of Youth Transitions and Crime. (McVie) Transition to
Adulthood (T2A) national conference held by the Barrow Cadbury Trust
Conference, London (March).
The Edinburgh Study of Youth Transitions and Crime:
Informing implementation of the GIRFEC framework. (McAra & McVie)
Children and Families Strategy Group, Forth ward of North Edinburgh, City of
Edinburgh Council (February).
2010
Negotiated Order:
deviance, identity and desistance. (McAra and McVie).
European Society of Criminology Conference, Liege, Belgium (September).
Risk and Uncertainty in the youth justice context
(McVie), Staff Seminar, Centre for Law and Society, University of
Edinburgh (March).
Youth crime and justice in Edinburgh: Implications
for practitioners. (McVie) Youth Justice and Social Work Seminar for
City of Edinburgh Council, Edinburgh (October).
Understanding the causes of crime. (McVie)
Scottish Government Logic Modelling Seminar, University of Edinburgh
(October).
Understanding victim experiences
of violence. (McVie) International Victim Support Conference,
Edinburgh (October).
Lessons for Youth Justice in the
City of Edinburgh: Findings from 10 years of the Edinburgh Study of Youth
Transitions and Crime. (McVie). Seminar for Youth Justice
Coordinators for South East Scotland, Edinburgh (September).
Youth Gangs and Knife Crime in Scotland.
(Bannister & McVie). Scottish Government's National
Community Safety Convention, Glasgow (September).
Reflections on Ten Years of the
Edinburgh Study of Youth Transitions and Crime. (McVie).
Lancaster Criminology Group, Lancaster University (September).
Young people, crime and desistance: reflections on
the Scottish Children's Hearing System. (McVie) Lecture for City of
Edinburgh Children's Panel Training Group, Edinburgh (August).
Early intervention, later outcomes: Findings from
the Edinburgh Study of Youth Transitions and Crime. (McVie) Community
Justice Authority Convenor Development Event, SPS Training College, Polmont
(August).
Risk, Uncertainty and Youth Justice in Scotland.
(McVie) Centre for Law and Society Seminar Series, University of Edinburgh,
Edinburgh (March).
Facts about Youth Crime
and Justice that any System should fit. (McAra & McVie) Invited Policy
Briefing for Scottish Government, Edinburgh (March).
2009
Crime
and Punishment in a Small Nation: Why Penology Matters
(McAra), Inaugural Lecture at the University of Edinburgh (Edinburgh).
Key Lessons from the
Edinburgh Study of Youth Transitions and Crime. (McAra & McVie) Scottish
Government Education Department, seminar, Edinburgh.
Pathways to conviction: early intervention and labelling effects. (McAra
& McVie). Ministry of Justice, private policy seminar, London.
In the Best
Interests of the Child? Key Controversies in Contemporary Youth Justice
(McAra), University of Cardiff, School of Social Sciences, Seminar
Series in Honour of Peter Clarke, (Cardiff).
Youth Justice? Key Findings from the Edinburgh Study
of Youth Transitions and Crime (McAra), Plenary Paper, Conference on
Youth Justice Policy, British Society of Criminology, (Liverpool).
The Impact of Intervention: Key Messages from the
Edinburgh Study (McAra), Plenary Paper, NACRO Annual Conference
(London).
Criminal Justice Pathways (McAra and McVie),
Seminar on Key Findings from the Edinburgh Study of Youth Transitions and
Crime, (Edinburgh).
Criminal Justice Pathways (McAra and McVie),
Seminar on Key Findings from the Edinburgh Study of Youth Transitions and
Crime, (London).
2008
The Strange Death of
Welfarism: Youth Justice and the Anti-Social in Scotland (McAra),
ESRC Seminar Series on Anti-Social Behaviour,
University
of Leeds, (Leeds).
Scottish Criminal Justice in Comparative Context
(McAra), Free University Brussels Staff Seminar, (Brussels,
Belgium).
Negotiated Order: Personhood and Identity in
Late-Modernity (McAra), Centre for Law and Society “Thresholds”
Seminar Series, (Edinburgh).
In the Best Interests of the Child? Scottish Youth
Justice in Comparative Context (McAra), Plenary Paper,
International Conference on Youth Justice, (Cork, Eire).
Criminalisation of
Young People (McAra), AHRC Seminar Series on Criminalisation,
(Glasgow).
Cycles of Labelling (McAra and McVie),
European Society of Criminology Conference, (Edinburgh).
Self-report Delinquency Surveys in
European Countries: Britain and Ireland (McVie),
Special meeting of the European Commission funded CrimPrev framework on
Assessing Deviance, Crime and prevention in Europe, (Paris).
Violence, Victimisation and
Vulnerability: The relationship between offending and victimisation
(McVie), Violence Reduction Unit Conference,
(Glasgow).
Fact versus Counterfactual: The Use of Propensity Score Matching in
Criminological Research (McVie), European
Society of Criminology Conference, (Edinburgh).
Keeping it in The Family? Young People, Families and Crime
(McVie), Knowledge Exchange Seminar for the Children and
Youth Studies Network, (Glasgow).
2007
The Future of Youth Justice (McAra), SACRO and
Barnardos Conference on Young Offenders in Scotland: Is Prevention the Cure?
(Edinburgh)
Scottish Youth Justice in
Comparative Context (McAra), GERN GERN International Seminar on the
Criminalisation of Juveniles and Current Trends, (Zaragossa, Spain).
Youth Crime and Justice:
Key Findings from the Edinburgh Study, Neighbourhood Managers Seminar,
Edinburgh City Council, Edinburgh (December)
The Future of Youth
Justice: Response to the Minister for Justice (McAra and McVie), An
Audience with the Justice Minister, Public Seminar, Edinburgh (November).
Causal links between
offending and victimization in the teenage years (Smith), Nuffield
Foundation Seminar on Research Findings and Policy Implications, London
(October).
Links between violence,
victimisation and other vulnerabilities (McVie), Nuffield Foundation
Seminar on Research Findings and Policy Implications, London (October).
Trajectories of bullying
over the teenage years (Barker and Maughan), Nuffield Foundation Seminar
on Research Findings and Policy Implications, London (October).
The victim-offender nexus:
key challenges for youth justice policy (McAra), Nuffield Foundation
Seminar on Research Findings and Policy Implications, London (October).
Punishment, perception and
action in a cohort of Scottish adolescents: an empirical study of perceptual
deterrence (Shute), European
Criminology Conference, Bologna (September).
Assessing the criminogenic
effect of formal social control: a dual trajectory approach (McVie), European
Criminology Conference, Bologna (September).
The influence of friends on
the trajectory of teenage offending (Smith), European
Criminology Conference, Bologna (September).
Violence, Victimisation and
Vilification (McAra and McVie), Key-note address, Stars of CCTV Public
Seminar, Craigmillar Capacity Building Project, Edinburgh (June).
Animal Abuse and Interpersonal Violence: The Youth Crime Connection
(McVie), The Links Group Conference, Dogs Trust, Uxbridge, (May).
Animal Abuse amongst Young People:
Trends, Trajectories and Links with Other Offending (McVie), RSPCA, Kent
(April).
Violence and Victimisation:
Key Findings from the Edinburgh Study of Youth Transitions and Crime
(McAra), Plenary paper, ACPO(S)/Scottish Centre for Crime and Justice
Research “Think Tank” on Family Violence and Offender Management, University
of Stirling, Stirling (April).
Early Intervention: The
Research Evidence (McAra), Scottish Policy Innovation Forum, Response,
Edinburgh (March).
Youth Justice Transitions:
Key Findings from The Edinburgh Study (McAra), Public Lecture, Scottish
Association For The Study Of Offending, Edinburgh (March).
The Impact of Youth Justice
Interventions on Desistance from Offending (McAra and McVie), Mannheim
Seminar Series, LSE/British Society Of Criminology, London (February).
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