Abstract Submission - OPEN

Last date: 25/02/2024  

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The Main Theme of the Conference is:

SECURING GLOBAL COMMUNITIES: CHALLENGES AND INNOVATIONS IN CRIME PREVENTION, JUSTICE AND VICTIMIZATION 

Ladies and gentlemen, distinguished guests, scholars, practitioners, and advocates from around the world, welcome to the International Online Conference on Global Crime Prevention, Justice, & Criminal Victimization. Under the overarching theme of "Securing Global Communities: Challenges and Innovations in Crime Prevention, Justice & Victimization," we are organizing this International Conference to engage in a collaborative and enlightening discourse on the pressing issues that affect our global community. In an interconnected and ever-evolving world, the imperative to secure our communities against the challenges of crime, while embracing innovative solutions, has never been more crucial. Crime knows no boundaries, and its effects are felt far and wide, transcending geographic, cultural, and socio-economic divisions. Our shared commitment to promoting safety, justice, and the protection of victims is what unites us as we embark on this journey of exploration and discovery. Through a series of meticulously curated sub-themes and sub-focal themes, we will explore diverse perspectives, examine real-world case studies, and dissect the multifaceted dimensions of global crime prevention and justice.

Thank you for joining us in this essential endeavor, and we look forward to your paper submission that will lead to profound discussions and innovative solutions that will emerge from the International Online Conference on Global Crime Prevention, Justice, & Criminal Victimization.

The International Conference on "Global Crime Prevention, Justice and Victimization" invites papers from academicians, students, researcher scholars, practitioners and other stakeholders including NGOs for paper presentation (ONLINE) on the following sub themes:

 The major sub themes are
 1. global perspectives on crime prevention:
 Amid the diverse landscapes of countries and cultures, this subtheme beckons us to scrutinize the shared global struggle against criminal activities. It challenges us to think beyond our borders and contemplate the power of international cooperation, comparative analysis, and the contributions of organizations like INTERPOL and the United Nations. How do different countries approach the common goal of preventing crime, and what can we learn from these varied experiences to create a safer world? By exploring this sub-theme, we gain invaluable insights into the challenges that transcend our differences, the opportunities for collaboration on a global scale, and the emergence of harmonized approaches to securing our communities. In a world increasingly connected, how do we make the most of our shared knowledge and resources to combat crime, safeguarding the well-being of individuals and societies worldwide?

Sub focal themes: -  

  • Cross-Cultural Approaches to Crime Prevention

  • International Collaboration in Crime Prevention

  • Comparative Analysis of Crime Prevention Methods

  • The Role of International Organizations in Shaping Policies

  • Grassroots Initiatives in Global Crime Prevention

  • Regional Approaches to Crime Prevention

  • The Influence of Global Conventions on Crime Prevention

  • Multinational Law Enforcement Task Forces

  • Community Engagement in International Crime Prevention

  • Restorative Justice Across Cultural Contexts

2. Technological Innovations in Criminal Justice Systems:

This subtheme ushers us into an era where technology is revolutionizing the way justice is served. This sub-theme prompts us to examine the transformative role of AI and machine learning in law enforcement, evidence collection, and court proceedings. It compels us to reflect on the ethical, legal, and practical implications of these innovations, as they reshape traditional paradigms. As we contemplate the use of predictive policing, digital forensics, and data-driven decision-making, we must ask ourselves: How do we ensure fairness and transparency in the application of AI within the criminal justice system? How can technology be harnessed to enhance the efficiency of legal proceedings while upholding individual rights and privacy? By engaging with this sub-theme, we embark on a journey into the future of justice, grappling with the pivotal questions of responsibility, accountability, and the pursuit of a more equitable legal landscape in the digital age.

Sub focal themes -

  • AI and Machine Learning in Courtroom Proceedings

  • Predictive Policing: Enhancing or Eroding Justice?

  • Digital Forensics in Cybercrime Investigation

  • Ethical and Legal Implications of AI in Criminal Justice

  • Data-Driven Decision-Making in Legal Practices

  • Technology and Training for Law Enforcement Personnel

  • Global Trends in Criminal Justice Technology

  • Community Oversight in AI-Driven Policing

  • Technology and the Future of Prison Rehabilitation

  • AI in Legal Research and Predictive Sentencing Models

3. Victimization and Vulnerable Populations

In a world grappling with the pervasive issue of crime, the sub-theme stands as a clarion call to examine the impact of criminal acts on the most vulnerable members of society. It is a powerful reminder of our responsibility to address the unique challenges faced by those who are marginalized and disadvantaged, such as victims of gender-based violence, children, the elderly, and individuals from minority communities. This sub-theme compels us to reflect on the urgency of protecting the rights and well-being of these populations and to ask ourselves: How can we ensure that justice serves as a shield for the vulnerable, rather than an instrument of further harm? By delving into this sub-theme, we aim to craft innovative solutions that promote inclusivity, empathy, and support for those who are most in need. As we embark on this journey, we must ask, what can we do to empower the vulnerable, provide them with a voice, and extend a helping hand to those who have suffered the most, ensuring they too find justice in our ever-evolving global community?

Sub focal themes -

  • Gender-Based Violence and Victim Support Worldwide
    Child Victims
    Elderly Victims
    Victims of Hate Crimes and Discrimination
    Indigenous Communities and Victim Services
    The Role of NGOs in Supporting Vulnerable Populations
    Refugee and Migrant Victims of Crime
    Intersectionality in Victimization
    LGBTQ+ Community and Victim Advocacy
    Building Trust with Vulnerable Populations for Reporting and Support
    Victims of War Crimes (Including Recent Palestine - Israel War)

4. Forensic Sciences and Justice

"In the realm of justice, truth, and evidence, the sub-theme 'Forensic Sciences and Justice' beckons us to explore the cutting-edge advances in forensic disciplines that bolster the integrity of legal proceedings. It raises crucial questions about how DNA analysis, digital forensics, and other forensic technologies are shaping the pursuit of truth in courts worldwide. How can these scientific breakthroughs enhance the accuracy of criminal investigations and legal outcomes? What ethical and privacy concerns must we address as we deploy increasingly sophisticated forensic methods? By delving into this sub-theme, we embark on a journey to uncover the evolving role of science in the quest for justice, and we're prompted to contemplate how we ensure the utmost reliability and fairness in the face of technological progress."

Sub focal themes -

  • The Role of DNA Analysis in Legal Proceedings
    Digital Forensics and Cybercrime Investigations
    The Ethics of Forensic Data Collection and Analysis
    The Impact of Forensic Science on Wrongful Convictions
    Advanced Techniques in Fingerprint and Trace Evidence Analysis
    Forensic Pathology and the Courtroom
    The Future of Forensic Entomology in Criminal Investigations
    Forensic Sciences and Cold Cases
    Advances in Firearm and Ballistics Analysis
    Digital Evidence Preservation and Chain of Custody

  • Forensic Psychology and Body Language Analysis

  • Forensic Nursing and Forensic Victimology

5. Community Engagement in Crime Prevention

"The sub-theme 'Community Engagement in Crime Prevention' emphasizes the pivotal role of individuals and communities in building safer societies. It invites us to explore grassroots initiatives, trust-building between law enforcement and communities, and the impact of community-driven crime prevention programs. How can we empower communities to take ownership of their safety and security? What are the best practices for fostering collaboration and shared responsibility in crime prevention efforts? By immersing ourselves in this sub-theme, we uncover the power of community engagement in shaping local and global strategies for crime prevention and justice. We must ask ourselves, how can communities become active partners in ensuring their own well-being while fostering social cohesion and trust?"

Sub focal themes -  

  • Community Policing Models: Best Practices
    The Role of Technology in Building Community Trust
    Empowering Marginalized Communities in Crime Prevention
    Civil Society Organizations in Community Engagement
    Restorative Justice in Local Contexts
    Crime Prevention and Social Cohesion
    The Role of Education in Empowering Communities
    Building Trust Between Law Enforcement and Communities
    Neighborhood Watch Programs and Their Impact
    Public-Private Partnerships in Community Safety

6. Policing and Law Enforcement Strategies

"Within the sub-theme 'Policing and Law Enforcement Strategies,' we delve into the ever-evolving landscape of law enforcement tactics and practices. This theme urges us to examine technological advancements, community policing models, and the intricate dynamics of police-community relations. How can the adoption of innovative technologies enhance the efficiency and effectiveness of law enforcement agencies? What approaches foster better trust and collaboration between police officers and the communities they serve? By exploring this sub-theme, we gain insights into the challenges and successes of policing in diverse cultural contexts, and we confront the complex issues of ensuring safety and security while safeguarding individual rights and dignity."
Sub focal themes -

  • Global Best Practices in Policing
    Technological Advancements in Law Enforcement
    Police-Community Relations in Different Cultural Contexts
    Community Policing and Crime Reduction
    Policing in Times of Crisis and Conflict
    Modern Challenges in Human Trafficking and Policing
    Police Accountability and Oversight
    The Use of Body-Worn Cameras in Law Enforcement
    Policing and Mental Health Response
    Law Enforcement Training for De-escalation and Crisis Intervention

7. Transnational Organized Crime

"'Transnational Organized Crime,' the subject of this sub-theme, confronts us with the pervasive and dynamic challenge of criminal organizations that transcend national borders. It prompts us to examine the strategies for disrupting international criminal networks, the global efforts to combat drug trafficking, human trafficking, and terrorism, and the cooperation among law enforcement agencies across borders. How can nations collaboratively address the threats posed by transnational criminal organizations? What is the role of international law enforcement cooperation in tackling organized crime? By immersing ourselves in this sub-theme, we delve into the intricacies of international efforts to combat illicit activities and grapple with the multifaceted nature of transborder criminal challenges."

Sub focal themes -  

  • Transnational Drug Trafficking Networks
    International Counterterrorism Strategies
    Human Trafficking: A Global Challenge
    Cybercrime and Transnational Criminal Networks
    The Role of International Intelligence Agencies
    International Agreements on Organized Crime
    Money Laundering and Transnational Crime
    The Dark Web and Transnational Criminal Activities
    International Cooperation in Countering Wildlife Trafficking
    Environmental Crime as a Transnational Issue

8. Legislation and Policy Development

"'Legislation and Policy Development' is a sub-theme that underscores the profound impact of legal frameworks on crime prevention and justice. It encourages us to explore the role of international conventions and agreements in shaping criminal justice laws and policies, and to conduct comparative analyses of legal systems across the globe. How can we ensure that our laws and policies remain effective, just, and adaptable to evolving societal needs? What are the international agreements that foster harmonization and cooperation in criminal justice? By delving into this sub-theme, we engage in a dialogue about the complex and vital task of developing legislation and policy that underpins the integrity of our justice systems on both national and international scales."

Sub focal themes -

  • International Legal Harmonization Efforts
    The Role of International Treaties in Shaping Policy
    Comparative Analysis of Criminal Justice Policies
    Global Human Rights and Legal Protections
    International Standards in Criminal Justice
    The Impact of Regional Agreements on Legal Systems
    The Role of NGOs in Shaping Legal Policies
    Criminal Justice Policy Evaluation and Reform
    The Intersection of International Law and National Jurisdictions
    The Influence of Precedent in Shaping Legal Policies and Practices

Abstract Submission  (OPEN)

  • Abstracts submitted on or before 25th February 2024 will receive the review results of selection or rejection on or before 3rd March, 2024

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  • Only the abstract submitted through the above Google form will be taken for review and Abstracts sent directly via email to us will not be taken for review and discarded.
  • Please avoid submitting papers of descriptive/overview nature and avoid plagiarism. Also, Please avoid writing through AI, We can easily identify the AI way of writing compared to Human Writing.

Other Rules of Abstract submission

  • All the submitted abstracts will be sent to two international experts for review. The Programme Committee will receive the reviews and will take a final decision of selection or rejection in consultation with the General Chair and the General Chair will announce the Results via email to the authors.

  • The online abstract submission form will automatically close by midnight GMT of 26th February, 2024.  The Online Abstract submission form will be made operational until 11.59 PM 26th February 2024 Indian Standard Time for facilitating both Indian and International presenters. Abstracts sent via email to us will not be accepted.

  • The International Institute of Justice and Police Sciences (IIJPS) and the South Asian Society of Criminology and Victimology (SASCV) is committed to the academic community and the lay world in ensuring ethics. Plagiarism is strictly condemned and abstracts found to be plagiarized will be removed or will not be taken for review. All abstracts will undergo plagiarism check via plagiarism software. The Free Dictionary by Farlex defines Plagiarism as "The act of appropriating the literary composition of another author, or excerpts, ideas, or passages there from, and passing the material off as one's own creation". Any sort of cut and paste work from the Internet will not be accepted. Please try to paraphrase or write on your own. While giving exact quotes put the lines in " ". Please avoid submitting papers of descriptive/overview nature. Also, please avoid AI Generated Content as it will show repetitiveness and lack originality

  • Two or more authors (maximum three) can jointly submit a single abstract or a maximum of three abstracts. If the abstract(s) is selected for presentation, all the authors have to register for the conference to receive the certificate of presentation. If an author does not register he/she will not receive the certificate of presentation and his/her name will be removed from the conference program.

  • If an author's abstract is selected, and if he she fails to register and to pay registration fee the paper will not be included in the final programme.

  • All the authors are expected to attend the Conference to present their papers in person. In a rare instance, if the main author is not able to present he/she can depute the registered co-author to present. NO CERTIFICATES WILL BE ISSUED 'IN ABSENTIA'. Certificates of Presenters who do not turn up to the conference, will be shredded on the last day of the Conference.

  • Sending in an abstract implies a commitment to actually participate to the conference. Those unable to join, are urged to make this known to the Conference Organizers as soon as possible. Not showing up without any notice will harm the quality of the panel session.

  • For publication of revised papers: After the Conference, an expert committee will select top 20 quality papers based on the abstracts and presentation of the authors at the conference and revised papers (not exceeding 8000 words) will be invited from the selected authors, (Sufficient time would be provided to write) and will be published in a special conference edition of an edited book volume to be published by Taylor and Francis Group.