Crime, Justice and the Human Condition

• Start date: 13 Sep 2022

• End date: 14 Sep 2022

• Location: Keble College, Oxford

Tickets

Two days including conference dinner (statutory and private sectors) : £400

Two days without conference dinner (statutory and private sectors) : £360

One day (Tues) including conference dinner (statutory and private sectors) : £245

One day (Tues) without conference dinner (statutory and private sectors) : £200

One day (Wed) (statutory and private sectors) : £200

Two days including conference dinner (charities, NGOs, students and early career academics) : £360

Two days without conference dinner (charities, NGOs, students and early career academics) : £315

One day (Tues) including conference dinner (charities, NGOs, students and early career academics) : £220

One day (Tues without conference dinner (charities, NGOs, students and early career academics) : £175

One day (Wed) : £175

Conference Dinner : £60

Online attendance, one day, viewing only : £50

Online attendance, two days, viewing only : £95

Online attendance, one day, presenting and viewing (please only select this option if your abstract has been accepted for online presentation) : £60

Online attendance, two days, presenting and viewing (please only select this option if your abstract has been accepted for online presentation) : £110

Special rate single day attendance (please only select this option if you have been told to do so) : £80

Special rate two day attendance (please only select this option if you have been told to do so) : £160

Publisher stand with staff member (including conference dinner) : £450

Publisher stand with two staff members (including conference dinner) : £530

Publisher virtual stand : £95

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Crime, Justice and the Human Condition:
Beyond the cris(es) – reframing and reimagining justice

13–14 September 2022
Keble College, University of Oxford

The last two years have brought the fragility of human existence into sharp relief. This conference and accompanying festival for change is happening as we emerge from a time of intense uncertainty. Governments, civil society and communities face formidable problems and difficult choices that could have enduring repercussions for justice. This conference will provide an opportunity to reimagine how the penal system should work.

Links to further information

Call for papers

Call for posters

Conference themes

Abstract guidelines and submission

Confirmed speakers

Accepted posters and parallel session papers 

Draft agenda

Conference rates

‘Early bird’ rates apply to bookings made by Friday 26 August 2022.

Download the full list of conference rates

What’s included?

In person conference fees

Conference fees include all day access to the conference sessions on your chosen day(s), conference papers, a hot and cold two-course lunch served in the magnificent Victorian Gothic Dining Hall, and morning and afternoon refreshments. The conference gala dinner on the first day is optional and can be selected at the time of booking.

Book now to take advantage of our ‘early bird rate’.

Online conference fees

Conference fees for online attendance include the following offering:

• Viewing only: Live stream of all keynote sessions; live stream of one pre-determined participatory plenary*; live stream of two pre-determined parallel sessions per day*; a film by Clean Break Theatre Company; online networking opportunities; and access to online exhibition.
• Presenting and viewing: Presenting your paper in an online parallel session embedded in conference agenda; live stream of all keynote sessions; live stream of one pre-determined participatory plenary*; live stream of two pre-determined parallel sessions per day*; a film by Clean Break Theatre Company; online networking opportunities; and access to online exhibition. Please only select this option if your abstract has been accepted for online presentation as places are limited. Contact the organising team to enquire about availability.

*Please note, these sessions will be pre-determined due to streaming capacity.

Bursaries

Please note- applications for bursaries have now closed

We are offering a limited number of bursaries to attend the conference. Each bursary will cover full conference attendance of two days (including the conference dinner) and one night accommodation at the college.

Successful applicants must be presenting a paper or a poster at the conference. If presenting a paper, this must be submitted again based on your research to The Howard Journal of Crime and Justice in the year following the conference. Priority for bursaries applications will be given to: people from minoritised communities; people with lived experience of the criminal justice system; and papers exploring the issue of crime and gambling related harms

Accommodation

Accommodation is not included in the conference fees and can be booked directly with the college online at: https://www.keble.ox.ac.uk/conferences/accommodation/. Please book early as places are limited. Alternatively, delegates can arrange their own accommodation outside the college.

Previous conferences

• Redesigning Justice: Promoting civil rights, trust and fairness international conference was held on 21–22 March 2018

We have published three special conference ECAN (Early Career Academics Network) bulletins following the 2018 conference:
–  Redesigning Justice conference special No.1 July 2018
–  Redesigning Justice conference special No.2 October 2018
–  Redesigning Justice conference special No.3 December 2018

• Justice and Penal Reform: Re-shaping the penal landscape international three-day conference was held on 16–18 March 2016
• What is Justice? – international two-day conference held in on 1–2 October 2013
  –  Conference Podcasts. These are audio recordings of the plenary presentations
  –  Video shorts with plenary speakers talking about their presentations