OPENING
CEREMONY
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Russian, and Arabic Languages
Welcome
By
Recep Gultekin,
PhD
1st Degree Chief
Police Superintendent
Head of Foreign Relations
Department
Turkish National
Police
Head of the Conference
Organization Committee
Oguz Kagan
Koksal
Governor
Director
General
Turkish National
Police
Muammer
Guler
Governor
Governor of Istanbul
Osman
Gunes
Minister of Interior of the
Republic of Turkey
Keynote
Address
His Excellency Abdullah
Gul
Deputy Prime Minister and
Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of
Turkey
PLENARY
SESSION
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Russian, Arabic
Counter- Terrorism Strategies in
Metropolitan Cities
Moderator
Jeremy
Travis
President
John Jay College of Criminal
Justice
City University of New
York
Celalettin
Cerrah
1st Degree Chief
Police Superintendent
Chief of Istanbul Police
Department
Sir Ian
Blair
Police
Commissioner
London Metropolitan
Police
Enriqeu
BARON
Superintendent
Chief of Madrid Police
Headquarters
Program
Committee
THEME –
1
Comparative Perspectives on
Democracy and Policing
Peter K. Manning,
PhD
Brooks Professor of
College of Criminal Justice at Northeastern University,
USA
Charles Wellford, PhD.
Professor of
Department of Criminology and Criminal Justice at
University of Maryland, USA
Yusuf Z. Özcan,
PhD
Professor in the
Department of Sociology at Middle East Technical
University, Turkey
Halim Iltas, MA (Assistant)
Police
Superintendent of TNP and PhD Student at George Mason
University, USA
THEME –
2
Contemporary Issues in Law
Enforcement Agencies
Chris W. Eskridge,
PhD
University of
Nebraska, USA
Halil İ. Bahar, PhD
Vice President of
Turkish National Police Academy, Turkey
Maria (Maki) Haberfeld,
PhD
Chair of Law and
Police Science at John Jay College of Criminal Justice,
CUNY, USA
Selcuk Atak, MA (Assistant)
Police Captain of
TNP and PhD Student at Graduate Center of City
University of New York
THEME – 3
International Perspective on
Crime
Program
Committee
Cindy J. Smith, PhD
Chief of
International Center of National Institute of Justice
(NIJ), USA
Jay Albanese,
PhD
Chair of Criminal
Justice Department at Virginia Commonwealth University,
USA
Louise Shelley,
PhD
Director of TraCCC
at the American University, USA
Ismail Yilmaz, MA
(Assistant)
Police
Superintendent of TNP and PhD Candidate at Virginia
Commonwealth University
THEME – 4
Terrorism: A Global Problem
Charles B. Strozier,
PhD
Director of Center
on Terrorism at John Jay College of Criminal Justice,
City University of New York, USA
Edmund F. McGarrell, PhD
Director of School
of Criminal Justice and Chair of Cross-College Risk
Research Program at Michigan State University, USA
Leslie W. Kennedy,
PhD
Dean of the School
of Criminal Justice at Rutgers University, USA
Ahmet Celik, MA (Assistant)
Police
Superintendent of TNP and PhD Student at School of
Criminal Justice at Rutgers
THEME –
5
Democracy and New Governance in the
21st Century
Emile Sahliyeh, Ph.D.
Professor of
Department of Political Science, International Studies,
College of Arts and Sciences, USA
Hans-Jörg Albrecht,
PhD
Director of Max
Planck Institute for Foreign and International Criminal
Law, Germany
Richard Langhorne,
Ph.D
Co-Director of
Division of Global Affairs at Rutgers University, USA
Ahmet D. Bitmez, MA (Assistant)
Police
Superintendent of TNP and PhD Student at Division of
Global Affairs at Rutgers University, USA
Blue colored participant of each
session is the chair of the
session
Sessions
DAY-1
June 14,
2007
SLOT -1
4-10. The Problem of Religious
Justification for
Terrorism?
Place:
Ball Room A
Date:
June 14 2007
Time:
2:00 PM – 3:30 PM
Available Simultaneous
Translation:
Turkish-English-Russian
Ali Bardakoglu, The Presidency of
Religious Affairs, Turkey
Mesrob Mutafyan,
Armenian Church, Turkey
Georges
Marovitch, Roman Catholic Apostolic Church,
Turkey
Isak Haleva,
Turkish Jewish community, Turkey
Dimitrios Arhondonis Bartholomeos, Fener
Greek Orthodox Patriarchy, Turkey
Mor Filiksinos
Yusuf Çetin Syriac Orthodox Church, Turkey.
(confirmation
expected)
Yusuf Sag,
Syrian Catholic Church, Turkey
4-26. Exploring Terrorist Tactics and
Operations: A New Database for
Understanding and Analyzing Terrorist and Extremist
Activities
Place:
Ball Room B
Date:
June 14 2007
Time:
2:00 PM – 3:30 PM
Analyzing and Visualizing the
ISVG Relational Database:
Opportunities for Practice and
Research
Daniel J. Mabrey, Sam Houston State
University, USA
A New Paradigm for Analyzing
Terrorist and Extremist Activities: The Institute for
the Study of Violent Groups (ISVG) Relational
Database
Richard H. Ward,
Sam Houston State University, USA
A Real-Time Collection
Methodology for Collecting Open Source Information on
Terrorism and Extremism
Hasan T. Arslan,
Sam Houston State University, USA
Issues of Quality Control in Data
Collection and Data Management for the ISVG Relational
Database
Vesna Markovic,
Sam Houston State University, USA
2-1. Struggles Fighting with
Corruption
Place:
Ball Room C
Date:
June 14, 2007
Time:
2:00 PM – 3:30 PM
Available Simultaneous Translation:
French-Turkish-English
Chris W. Eskridge, University of
Nebraska, USA
Fighting with
Corruption in the Great New York City
Richard Condon,
New York City Department Of Investigation,
USA
A Case Study of
Public Corruption in New York State
James Mindell,
New York State Department of Law,
USA
Governmental
Legitimacy, Corruption, and Decision to Call the
Police
Richard Bennett,
American University, USA
James P. Lynch,
John Jay College of Criminal
Justice
Corruption in
Global World (French)
Emile François
Callot, Lyon 3 University, France
Strengthening
Anti-Corruption in Turkey: Reforming the Penal
Code
Vahit Bicak,
Turkish National Police Academy,
Turkey
5-9. Security: Strategic, Legal and
Regional Perspectives
Place:
Junior Ball Room B
Date:
June 14 2007
Time:
2:00 PM – 3:30 PM
Available Simultaneous
Translation:
Turkish-English
The New Paradigm:
The Theory of Communicative Risk in the Fight against
Crime (Awarded
Paper)
Thomas Gilly, ERCES,
France
Anelia Ilieva,
IISCB, Bulgaria
The implications
of a Dutch style Garlandian crime and security complex
for the Rule of Law
Amalia Maartje
Van Der Woude, Leiden University Faculty of Law,
Netherlands
Internal Security
Act of Malaysia: An Overview
Abdul Sidek,
Mara University Of Technology,
Malaysia
Investigation and
interrogation of Terror suspects ‘n
Turkey
Ali Safak,
Turkish National Police Academy,
Turkey
Turkey’s Fight
with Narcotics and the Provisions of the New Criminal
Code the Case of Bursa
Fusun
Sokullu-Akinci University of Istanbul
Turkey
Derin Akdeniz,
Bursa Police Department, Turkey
Serge Brochu,
University of Montreal, Canada
1-7. Transformations and
Transitions towards Democratic
Policing
Place:
M-30
Date:
June 14 2007
Time:
2:00 PM – 3:30 PM
Reinventing the
Anachronistic Police Organization of
Pakistan
Mohammad Shoaib Suddle, National
Police Bureau Pakistan,
Pakistan
Police Democracy
in Arab World
Mamdooh
Elsayed, Police Research Center, United Arab
Emirates
Changing Face of
Policing in Azerbaijan through the OSCE Community
Policing Project
Alesger
Bedelov, Azerbaijan Police,
Azerbaijan
Police Reform in
Belguim; Community Policing and Police
Ethics
Denis Bergmans,
Aalst Police Department, Belgium
Police Reform
Possibilities in Brazil
Claudio Beato
Filho, Federal University Of Minas Gerais,
Brazil
2-16. Human Trafficking and
International Aspects
Place:
M-31
Date:
June 14 2007
Time:
2:00 PM – 3:30 PM
Human Trafficking
Of Children
Janice Joseph, Richard Stockton
College Of New Jersey, USA
Immigrant
Adaptation and Police Perception: A Study Of Chinese
Immigrant Communities In Toronto,
Ontario
John Song, State
University Of New York, Buffalo,
USA
Cross-National
Distribution of Human Trafficking: An Alternative
Approach
Onder Karakus
and Edmund F. McGarrell, Michigan State University,
USA
Social Impacts of
Migration and Security Risks Caused By
Osman Ozsoy,
Atilim University, Turkey
Ismail Ozsoy,
Fatih University, Turkey
Trafficking Of
Human Beings in Georgia: History and
Realities
Giorgi Glonti,
The Institute Of The State And Law,
Georgia
3-7. Race based problems and
policing
Place:
M-32
Date:
June 14 2007
Time:
2:00 PM – 3:30 PM
Hate, Crime, And
the Law: Beyond Law Enforcement to a Public Health
Perspective
Miriam Delone, University Of
Nebraska at Omaha, USA
Lisa
Holland-Davis, University of South Florida,
USA
Racial Profiling:
Right, Wrong, or A Necessary Evil?
James Ruiz, The
Pennsylvania State University, USA
What Are the
Effects of the Long Pattern of Racial
Bigotry?
Michael Reimer,
Rutgers University, USA
The Impact of
Racial Profiling On the Criminal Justice
System
Brian Royster,
Essex County College, USA
Race Biased
Policing In New York and Paris
Cathy Schneider,
American University, USA
3-5. Issues in human rights and
policing
Place:
L-15
Date:
June 14 2007
Time:
2:00 PM – 3:30 PM
The
Socio-Historical Origins of Human Rights Discourses in
Turkey
Fatih Balci University Of Utah, USA
Co-Authored:
Beyond The
Rhetoric of Rights: European Human Rights Standards in
Police Training In Russia
Olga Pleshkova,
University Of Nottingham, UK
Tactical Training
Support of Turkey to Sudanese Police for a More
Democratic and Human Rights Friend
Hasan Akin,
Embassy of the Republic Of Turkey,
Sudan
EU Harmonization
Projects and Turkish Police
Murat Aksoy,
Christ Church university, UK
The Effects of
the European Union on the Human Rights Policy of the
Turkish National Police
Ahmet Guler,
University at Albany, USA
Human Rights in
Criminal Justice: Hiv/Aids an Issue of Global
Concern
Gloria
Browne-Marshall and Zelma Henriques, John Jay College of
Criminal Justice, USA
5-6. Application of Democracy and
Globalization in a Diverse
Society
Place:
M-36
Date:
June 14 2007
Time:
2:00 PM – 3:30 PM
Arab Americans;
Dilemma: To Trust or Not To Trust! (Awarded
Paper)
Eric Uslaner University Of Maryland
USA
Kerem Kalkan
University Of Maryland USA
Globalization of
Civil Society: Turkish Case
Zühal Ünalp
Çepel, Dokuz Eylül University,
Turkey
Deliberative
Democracy in Rural Areas
Ganda Upaya
University of Indonesia, Indonesia
In Democratic And
Diversified Societies: How Racial Harmony Should Be
Achieved?
Thomas
Youngblood, University of North Texas,
USA
Inshirah Nabhan,
University of North Texas, USA
Democracy,
Citizenship and Security: Dilemmas of Citizenship in a
Global World.
Ketevan
Geguchadze, Batumi State University,
Georgia
2-14. Cyber
crime
Place:
M-37
Date:
June 14 2007
Time:
2:00 PM – 3:30 PM
Towards A Safer
and More Secure Cyberspace
Seymour Goodman, Georgia Institute
Of Technology, USA
Intelligent
Internet and Intelligent Networks for Building a
Peaceful and Secure Future
Syed Ahamed,
City University Of New York, College Of Staten Island,
USA
Online Phishing:
Risks, Issues and Prevention
Mohamed Mahmoud
Shawky, University Of Lyon III,
France
International
Aspects of Cyber Crime Investigation: Interpol's Role in
Combating Cyber Crime
Marc Goodman,
Interpol, France
Cyber Crime
Investigation
Ahmet Kocak,
Turkish National Police, Turkey
2-4. Youths and
Crime
Place:
M-39
Date:
June 14 2007
Time:
4:00 PM – 5:30 PM
Juvenile Justice
Policy: Emerging Trends in the U.S.
Alida Merlo, Indiana University of
Pennsylvania, USA
Peter Benekos,
Mercyhurst College in Erie, USA
Democracy,
Westernization, and Social Problems: Indicators of
Anomie And Strain Among Turkish Youth
Gordon Crews,
Washburn University, USA
Democratization,
Westernization, and Turkish Youth: Delinquency and Other
Social Problems
Angela Crews,
Washburn University, USA
Identifying the
Causes of Delinquency, And Risk Factors Responsible For
Violence In Adolescencts
Syed Khuram
Mehdi, Pakistan Institute of Professional Sciences,
Pakistan
Gun Related
Crimes at Schools and Preventive Policies of
them
Ramazan
Yalcinkaya and Suleyman Hancerli, University Of North
Texas, USA
SLOT -2
4-17. Understanding
Terrorism
Place:
Ball Room A
Date:
June 14 2007
Time:
4:00 PM – 5:30 PM
Available Simultaneous
Translation:
Turkish-English-Russian
Terrorism and the
Art of Political Warfare
Peter Probst Terrorism Consultant
USA
Anti-terrorism
and law enforcement
Rumen Andreev, Ministry of the
Interior, Bulgaria
Terrorism in
Georgia: Invented Issue or Reality
Giuli Alasania
International Black Sea University
Georgia
A Profile Of
Alqaeda
Ahmet Yayla,
Ankara Police Department, Turkey
Contributory
Ingredients in Conflict and Warring
Chris
Stout Center for Global Initiatives
USA
An Analysis of
Terror-Related Websites
Bunyamin Atici,
Firat University, Turkey
4-19. Religiously motivated terrorism
in the World
Place:
Ball Room C
Date:
June 14, 2007
Time:
4:00 PM – 5:30 PM
Available Simultaneous
Translation:
French-Turkish-English
Why Are Turks
Less Likely To Be Involved In Jihadist Terrorism?
Christopher Hewitt, University of
Maryland Baltimore County,
USA
The Reasons for
Religiously Motıvated Terrorism in Turkey
Ahmet Aydin,
Kahramanmaras Sutcu Imam University,
Turkey
Mehmet Türkoglu,
Institute of Security Science of TNPA,
Turkey
The Psychological
Analysis of the Turkish El-Qaeda Terrorists Captured By
the Police
Alican Dalkilic,
Virginia Commonwealth University,
USA
Policing against
Right Wing Violence in Japan
Minoru Yokoyama
Kokugakuin University
Japan
1-1. From Military to
Democratic - a Journey into the Human Dignity
Era
Place:
Ball Room C
Date:
June 14 2007
Time:
4:00 PM – 5:30 PM
Available Simultaneous
Translation:
French-Turkish-English
Democratic
Policing
Peter Manning, Northeastern
University, USA
Successful
Response to Indigenous Terrorism in a Democracy:
Military or Police Action? (Awarded
Paper)
Sally
Ann Baynard, Georgetown University,
USA
Demilitarization
of Police Forces the case of Romania
Madalina Mocan,
RATIU Center for Democracy,
Romania
Democratization
of Police in Germany
Winrich
Granitzka, IPA Informations- Und Bildungszentrum
Schloss Gimborn, Germany
Interagency
relations among Law Enforcement Institutions in
Centralized Democracies; France as a case study.
(French)
Didier Dubois,
Retired Colonel in French Gendarmerie,
France
4-3. Law Enforcement, Intelligence,
and counter-terrorism
Place:
Junior Ball Room B
Date:
June 14, 2007
Time:
4:00 PM – 5:30 PM
Available Simultaneous Translation:
French-Turkish-English
Intelligence, Law
Enforcement, and National Security: An American
Perspective
William Nolte University Of Maryland
USA
International
Cooperation against Terrorism
Nanan Sukarna,
Indonesian National Police,
Indonesia
The Role of
Intelligence in Democratic Countries
(Turkish)
Ramazan Akyurek,
Turkish National Police, Turkey
FBI Perspectives
on Counterterrorism Investigations
Andrew Mccabe
and Shelley Doherty, FBI, USA
Problems in
Definition on Countering International Terrorism
(Turkish)
Ercument Yilmaz,
Ankara Police Department,
Turkey
3-4. The role of international
organizations in global
security
Place:
M-30
Date:
June 14 2007
Time:
4:00 PM – 5:30 PM
Foreign Policy
Success And Failure In The Western Balkans: Kosovo as
Europe’s Problem
Geoffrey Pigman, Bennington College,
USA
The Role of
International Organizations for Understanding and
Cooperation between Civilizations
Cengiz Basak,
Turkish National Police Academy,
Turkey
EU Policies on
Struggle against Terrorism within the Perspective of
Democracy: Analysis Of PNR Case
Mehmet Ozcan,
Turkish National Police Academy/International Strategic
Research Organization, Turkey
Fatma Yilmaz
Turkish Weekly, Turkey
The UN and the
Challenge of African Peace and
Security
Gwendolyn
Mikell, Georgetown University, School of Foreign
Service, USA
Dynamics of
Strategic Cooperation: Comparative Analysis of U.S.
Relations with the UK And Turkey
Giray Sadik, The
University Of Georgia, USA
1-2. Strategic Models for
Policing Democracies
Place:
M-31
Date:
June 14 2007
Time:
4:00 PM – 5:30 PM
The Imperative of
Civility in Developing Democratic
Policing
Sam
Souryal, Sam Houston State University,
USA
The Emergence of
Strategic Crime Control in Western
Democracies
Edward
Maguire, George Mason University,
USA
Jeffrey
Snipes, San Francisco State University,
USA
Significance of
Criminal Law Enforcement in a
Democracy
Krishnamurthy
Sastry, National Law School, Bangalore,
India
OSCE's Role in
Promoting Democratic Policing
Kevin Carty,
OSCE, Austria
5-7. Globalization: A Governing
Model
Place:
M-32
Date:
June 14 2007
Time:
4:00 PM – 5:30 PM
Comparison of the
Development of Federal Structures in the United States
and the European Union
Mark Christie, Virginia Commonwealth
University, USA
Human Security:
The Globalization of a Concept from Theory to
Practice
Keith
Spence University of Leicester, UK
Globalization as
a Deconstructing Agent
Evren
Altınkaş, Dokuz Eylul University,
Turkey
Challenges of
Decentralization in the Era of Globalization
Gennadi
Poberezny, Rutgers University, USA
East-West--More
Common Challenges Than Commonly Recognized
Stephanie
Kinney, USA
4-11. Security and
Economy
Place:
L-15
Date:
June 14 2007
Time:
4:00 PM – 5:30 PM
Terrorism Finance
& International Cooperation
Charles Lieberman, John Jay College
Of Criminal Justice, USA
Security
Perspective in Business Life
Yves Michele
Marti, EGIDERIA, France
Terrorism and
Economic Development
Zeliha Ozdogan,
University Of Delaware, USA
Terrorism
Financing: The Picture in Turkey and In The Region After
The 9/11 And The Invasion Of Iraq
Yakup Yilmazer,
Turkish National Police, Turkey
Turkey`s Economic
Security in Global World
Suleyman Aydin,
Turkish National Police, Turkey
Fighting against
Terrorism Financing in Turkey
Tulga Uyar,
Turkish National Police, Turkey
3-11. Issues in Criminal
Justice
Place:
M-36
Date:
June 14 2007
Time:
4:00 PM – 5:30 PM
Assessing Citizen
Perceptions of Police Effectiveness (Awarded
Paper)
Daniel Lee, Indiana University of
Pennsylvania, USA
People's
Perceptions of Police Work in Argentina and the United
States: An Interpretive Study
Maria Elias, the
University of Akron, USA
An Analysis of
Police Misconduct in the Light of Self-Control
Theory
Irfan Demir, James Phelps, and Monica
Koeningsberg, Sam Houston State University,
USA
New Trends in
Criminal Justice System: Restorative
Justice
Yusuf Sahin,
Middle East Technical University,
Turkey
3-8. Use of technology in
policing
Place:
M-37
Date:
June 14 2007
Time:
4:00 PM – 5:30 PM
Managing Privacy
and Investigative Need with Technology
D. Kall Loper, University Of North
Texas, USA
Information
Technologies and Pravicy
Mehmet Aydin,
Hacettepe Universitesi
Jane
Giacobbe-Miller, Isenberg School of Management
University Of Massachusetts
Security, Privacy
& Cameras: A General Evaluation of the Global Trends
& the Turkish Case
Mete Yıldız and
Erdem Erkul, Hacettepe University,
Turkey
An Examination of
the Use of Security Cameras in Combating Crime in
Streets
Aytekin Geleri,
Turkish National Police Academy,
Turkey
Toward A New
Paradigm in Police Education and Training in the Era of
Homeland Security
Phillip
Schertzing, Michigan State University,
USA
DAY-2
June 15,
2007
SLOT-3
4-1. Terrorism: a global
problem
Place:
Ball Room A
Date:
June 15 2007
Time:
9:00 AM – 10:30 AM
Available Simultaneous
Translation:
Turkish-English-Russian
Leslie W. Kennedy, Rutgers
University, USA
Religious
Violence and Global Security
Mark
Juergensmeyer University of California- Santa Barbara
USA
Totalitarian
Movements and Political Religion
Bassam Tibi
University Of Goettingen, Germany
Framing Terrorist
Threat: Canada, England and Australia
Erin Gibbs Van
Brunschot, University Of Calgary,
Canada
Understanding
Global Terrorism (Awarded
Paper)
Graeme
Newman University at Albany, USA
3-10. Crime prevention in Criminal
Justice System
Place:
Ball Room B
Date:
June 15 2007
Time:
9:00 AM – 11:30 AM
The New York City
Police Department's Compstat Model: The International
Impact (Awarded
Paper)
Eli Silverman, John Jay College of
Criminal Justice, USA
Stop The Next
Shooting. Operation Ceasefire in New
Jersey
Christopher
Andreychak, New Jersey State Police,
USA
Anthony
Ceravolo, New Jersey State Police,
USA
Weapons Control,
Public Safety And Democracy: The Brazilian
Experience
Artigas Jr Luis
Fernando, Departamento Da Policia Civil Do Parana,
Brazil
Problem Solving
to Reduce Gun Crime: Project Safe Neighborhoods in the
U.S
Tim Bynum,
Michigan State University, USA
The Role of
Police in Prevention of Violence in the U.S. Public
Schools
Eric Jefferis,
Kent State University, USA
Crime Prevention
through Incapacitation and Deterrence: The Evaluation of
Three Strikes Laws
M. Alper Sozer, Indiana University of
Pennsylvania, USA
Mehmet Kul, Ankara University,
Turkey
5-5. Democracy and Security in the
Islamic World
Place:
Ball Room C
Date:
June 15, 2007
Time:
9:00 AM – 10:30 AM
Available Simultaneous Translation:
French-Turkish-English
Globalization,
Democracy, and Security In The Islamic
World
Chris Eskridge, University of
Nebraska, USA
Islam and the
Prospects of Democratic Political Reforms in the Muslim
World
Leonid
Sykiainen, State University - Higher School Of
Economics, Russian Federation
America, Islam,
and the Political Economy of Liberty
Tony Sullivan,
Near East Support Services, USA
Dialogue with
Muslim Communities in Europe. Suggested Practices for
Resolving and Preventing Problem
(French)
Altay Manço,
Institute for Research, Training and Action on Migration
(IRFAM), Belgium
Religion and the
Proper Role of the State (Awarded
Paper)
Joe Barnhart,
University Of North Texas, USA
2-22. New Approaches in Police
Education and Training
Place:
Junior Ball Room B
Date:
June 15 2007
Time:
9:00 AM – 10:30 AM
Available Simultaneous
Translation:
Turkish-English
Simulation
Software Developed For the NYPD Police Certificate
Leadership Training
Maria (Maki) Haberfeld, John Jay
College of Criminal Justice,
USA
Evaluating the
Turkish Institute for Police Studies
Samih Teymur,
Selcuk Zengin, and Yusuf Yuksel, Turkish Institute for
Police Studies, USA
2-3. Children and
Crime
Place:
M-30
Date:
June 15 2007
Time:
9:00 AM – 10:30 AM
Implications from
Research on Child Abuse and Neglect for
Policing
Cathy Widom, John Jay College of
Criminal Justice, USA
Street
Children,Criminal Children And Child Victims Of Crime:
Ankara & Istanbul, Sampling
Tulin Icli,
Turkish National Police Academy,
Turkey
Hakan
Arikan, Kirikkale University, Turkey
Identifying the
psychological factors that mediate the association
between parenting practices and adolescent
delinquency
Ronald Simons
and Leslie Simons, University of Georgia,
USA
Child Rights in
Developing Countries
Hameed Mehdi,
Law College, Pakistan
3-2. EUROMESCO and Police
Reforms
Place:
M-31
Date:
June 15 2007
Time:
9:00 AM – 10:30 AM
The EU´s Police
Reform Strategies Abroad: An Overview
Gemma Collantes Celador, Institute
Barcelona D´Estudis Internacionals (Ibei),
Spain
Fostering EU
Strategies on Police Reform in the Mediterranean:
Learning from Turkish Experience.
Mehmet Arican,
Turkish National Police Academy,
Turkey
Fostering Eu
Strategies on Police Reform in the Mediterranean:
Learning from Turkey and Palestine
Volkan Aytar,
Turkish Economic and Social Studies Foundation,
Turkey
EU Strategy for
Palestinian Police Reform
Stuart
Reigeluth, Toledo International Center for Peace
(CITPAX), Spain
The Role of
European Police within the EU in fighting transnational
crimes? A case study from global security
perspective
Huseyin Ors,
Rutgers University, USA
5-12. Democracy, Security and
Liberty for All
Place:
M-32
Date:
June 15 2007
Time:
9:00 AM – 10:30 AM
Speaking Freely
In an Age of Terrorism: Notes on Turkish
Experience
Zühtü Arslan, Turkish National
Police Academy , Turkey
Democracy and
Terrorism: Lessons learned from the 'War on
Terror'
Michael
Flynn, John Jay College of Criminal Justice,
USA
Problems of
Democratic Thought and Human Rights in
Georgia
Gulo
Shervashidze, Batumi State University,
Georgia
Free Media in the
European Human Rights Decisions
Fahrettin
Korkmaz, Ataturk University,
Turkey
Democracy and
Terrorism: Rethinking the Security vs. Liberty Debate;
The Russian Scenario
Elena Pokalova,
Kent State University, USA
Preserving
Democracy, Combating Terrorism, Protecting Civil
Rights
Larry Johnson,
Berg Associates, USA
2-2. Data Resources, Analysis and
Police Research
Place:
L-15
Date:
June 14 2007
Time:
2:00 PM – 3:30 PM
The Terrorism
Data Resources Center
Christopher Maxwelll, Michigan State
University/University of Michigan,
USA
Short circuits in
contemporary terrorism study
Thomas Gilly,
Erces, France
Emotions and
Terrorism Research: The Case for a Social-Psychological
Ethos
Stephen Rice,
John Jay College of Criminal Justice,
USA
Crime Analysis
Practices In Police Departments and
Problems
Murat Delice,
Spalding University, USA
Halil Akbas,
University of Cincinnati, USA
Using Disparate,
Non-Traditional Data Sources for Crime
Reduction
Michael Walker
and Jesse Thomas, Paterson Police Department,
USA
Ethical Issues in
Police Research
Tore Bjørgo,
Norwegian Police University College,
Norway
2-18. Dealing with Various crimes in
Diverse Society
Place:
M-36
Date:
June 15 2007
Time:
9:00 AM – 10:30 AM
Security Problem
in Metropolitan Cities: Mugging Problem in
Istanbul
Halil Bahar, Turkish National Police
Academy, Turkey
Will The Best
Police Force In The World Bring Down Crime Rate In A
Highly Materialistic Society?
Yik Teh,
Universiti Utara Malaysia,
Malaysia
Organ Trafficking
and Optimal Law Enforcement (Awarded
Paper)
Firat Bilgel,
Istanbul Bilgi University, Turkey
Crime in China,
1949-2005 (Awarded
Paper)
Guoling Zhao,
Peking University, People Reublic Of
China
Victoria Police’s
Function in a Pluralistic Society
Ashley
Dickinson, Australia
1-6. Democracy and Security –
and the Twin Shall Ever
Meet?
Place:
M-37
Date:
June 15 2007
Time:
9:00 AM – 10:30 AM
A Trade-Off
between Security and Civil Liberties
Christopher Vasillopulos, Eastern
Connecticut State University,
USA
Reconciling
Democracy and Internal Security
Kirpal Dhillon,
Indian Police Service, India
Islam,
International Law and the War against Terrorism or Human
Rights- Reflections of the East
Perception
Shad Faruqi,
Universiti Teknologi Mara,
Malaysia
Does Democracy
Prompt International & Domestic
Peace
Fatma Unsal,
International Islamic University Of Malaysia,
Turkey
Human Rights and
International Security: Individual, National And Global
Perspectives
Ihsan Dagi,
Middle East Technical University,
Turkey
4-12. Homeland Security: Local and
National Perspectives
Place:
M-39
Date:
June 15 2007
Time:
9:00 AM – 10:30 AM
Policy Issues in
Preventing Terrorism
Larry Gaines, California State
University - San Bernardino
USA
The Chess
Master’s Game: The Role of Local Police in Combating
Global Terrorism
Paul O'connel,
Iona college, USA
Kentucky
Sheriff's and Their Role in the War on Terrorism
John
Aubrey Jefferson County Sheriff'S Office
USA
The Duties of a
U.S. Marshal and Its Role in Daily Law Enforcement And
Terrorism
Ronald Mccubbin
United States Marshal'S Service
USA
Homeland Security
And Prevention Terrorism
Kevin
Beary Orange County Sheriff\'S Office
USA
SLOT-4
3-1. Regional perspectives and
co-operations in democracy and
security
Place:
Ball Room A
Date:
June 15 2007
Time:
11:00 AM – 12:30 PM
Available Simultaneous
Translation:
Turkish-English-Russian
Jay Albanese, Virginia Commonwealth
University, USA
How the United
States' War on Terrorism in Africa Will Inflame Regional
Conflicts and Spur More Ter
Abdul Karim
Bangura, American University, USA
Separatism in
Post-Soviet Countries and Its Negative Consequences on
Territorial Integrity and Sovereignty
Sabir
Alisgandarov, Azerbaijan University,
Azerbaijan
The Globalization
of Security
James Mittelman,
American University, USA
Democracy Deficit
in the Island Of Cyprus and Its Effects on
Turkey
Rebecca Bryant,
George Mason University, USA
Public opinion in
Modern Russia (Russian)
Oleg Ivanov,
Saint Patersburg University,
Russia
4-25. Homegrown Terrorism and
Recruitment of Terrorist
Place:
Ball Room B
Date:
June 15 2007
Time:
11:00 AM – 12:30 PM
Homegrown
Terrorism: The Threat Within
Kimberley Thachuk, National Defense
University, USA
The Criminal
Activities of American Far Right Extremists: A Neglected
Research
Joshua Freilich,
John Jay College of Criminal Justice,
USA
Threat of
Terrorist Recruitment in Prisons
Ian Cuthbertson,
New School University, USA
Militant
Mujahedeen in Saudi Arabia: Motivations,
Characteristics, and Process of Recruitment
Hadyah Fathalla,
King's College London, Bahrain
Recruitment of
Terrorist Networks
Mutlu Koseli,
Turkish National Police, Turkey
History of
Al-Qaeda
Ahmet Bitmez,
Rutgers University, USA
Vedat Kargin and
Osman Kilic, Indiana University of Pennsylvania,
USA
4-15. Regional Perspectives on
Terrorism
Place:
Ball Room C
Date:
June 15 2007
Time:
11:00 AM – 12:30 PM
Available Simultaneous
Translation:
Turkish-English-French
Shiite-Sunni
tensions in the Gulf Region
Frederic Wehrey, Rand Corporation,
USA
Democracy and
Terrorism in Palestine: Hamas Case
Osman Dincer,
American University, USA
The Human Factor
as the Key Element in Anti-Terrorist Operations; The
Malaysian Experience
Ahmad Ghazali
bin Abu Hassan, National Defence University,
Malaysia
Globalization and
Security (Turkish)
Remzi Findikli,
Turkish National Police Academy,
Turkey
Terrorist Attacks
in North-West-Frontier Province (NWFP): The Role of
Local Police
Fasihuddin
Ashraf, Frontier Reserve Police NWFP,
Pakistan
2-12. Smuggling and its
networks
Place:
Junior Ball Room B
Date:
June 15 2007
Time:
11:00 AM – 12:30 PM
Available Simultaneous
Translation:
Turkish-English
Smuggling of
Nuclear Materials
Louise Shelley,
American University TraCCC,
USA
WMD Prevention
efforts of Turkish National Police
Ahmet Sait
Yayla, Turkish National Police,
Turkey
Prison as a
Network for Nuclear Smuggling: The Nexus Point between
Crime and Terrorism
Alon Daniel,
TraCCC, USA
Smuggling in Oil
and Antiques Fuel the Conflict in Iraq
Bilal Wahab,
American University, Iraq
Unresolved
Conflicts and Nuclear Smuggling through
Georgia
Alexandre
Kukhianidze Transnational Crime and Corruption Center -
Caucasus Office, Georgia
4-5. Bioterrorism: Trends and New
Approaches
Place:
M-30
Date:
June 15 2007
Time:
11:00 AM – 12:30 PM
Bio-Security and
Bio-Terrorism: An Assessment of the New Trends
Arif Akgul, Washington State
University, USA
Pervin Basaran,
Suleyman Demirel University,
Turkey
Food Safety and
Food Defense in High Risk Environments
Gleyn Bledsoe,
Michigan State University,
Afghanistan
Bioterrorism and
Food Defense: An Overview
Barbara Rasco,
Washington State University, USA
The Impact of
Biometrics on Policing
Ayse Ceyhan, Institut Detudes Politiques (IEP)
Paris, France
Role of
Biometrics-Derived Intelligence in Counter-Terrorism
Rodney Azama,
the Chancellor Group, USA
4-13. Terrorism and Urban
Policing
Place:
M-31
Date:
June 15 2007
Time:
11:00 AM – 12:30 PM
Counter Terrorist
Solutions in a Capital City
David Evans, Global Aware
International, UK
The Role of
Police Work, Economic Development, and Political
Development in Countering Terrorism
Lloyd
Dumas University of Texas at Dallas
USA
Crime Scene
Investigations in Suicide Attacks: British Consulate,
HSBC Bank, and Synagogue Attacks
Fatih Koc,
Malatya Police Department, Turkey
An Analysis of
Istanbul Bombings
Yusuf Sarikaya,
Rutgers University, USA
Ibrahim Eldivan,
John Jay College of Criminal Justice,
USA
5-11. Global Governance and New
Challenges
Place:
M-32
Date:
June 15 2007
Time:
11:00 AM – 12:30 PM
Statecraft in
Modern World Politics: New Dynamics, New Challenges
Steve Yetiv, Old Dominion
University, USA
Towards [Another]
New Paradigm on Governance: Francis
Nina Hostos, Law
Faculty, Puerto Rico
Globalization and
Support for Democratic Principles: Views from Asia
Sheila Maxwell,
Michigan State University, USA
Towards A System
of Global Governance - Change and Innovation of
International Organizations
James Muldoon
Jr., Rutgers University, USA
Thinking Global
in Securing the Village: War on Terror, Energy
Resources, and Human Security (Awarded
Paper)
Giovanni
Ercolani, Nottingham Trent University,
UK
1-12. Security and Education in
Democracies
Place:
L-15
Date:
June 15 2007
Time:
11:00 AM – 12:30 PM
Examining the
Role of Equity in Homeland Security Studies
Susan Gooden, Virginia Commonwealth
University, USA
Dale Jones,
Virginia Commonwealth University,
USA
Balancing
Security and Academic Freedom: Ensuring Democracy for
Our Future
Christina
Barnes, Virginia Commonwealth University,
USA
The Educational
Strategy of Democracy
Levan Izoria,
Georgian University Of Social Sciences,
Georgia
Right and
Responsibility Education for Democracy
Inayet Aydin,
Ankara University, Turkey
An Age of
Democracy and Girls Education in Turkey: Cross-Cultural
and International Analysis
Aysun Dogutas,
Kent State University, USA
5-8. Open and Transparent
Democracy
Place:
M-36
Date:
June 15 2007
Time:
11:00 AM – 12:30 PM
A Model of
Administrative Transparency: Five Avenues of Access to
Government Information (Awarded
Paper)
Suzanne Piotrowski, Rutgers
University , USA
How E-Government
Contribute To Democracy?
Fatih Demir,
University Of Baltimore, USA
Transparency and
Democracy
Marie Chevrier,
University Of Texas at Dallas, USA
Democracy and
Technology
Ali Altintas,
Tekirdag Court House, Turkey
An Example of
Accountability and Transparency in Democratic
G Richard
Terrill, Georgia State University,
USA
2-8. Police Corruption and
Anti-Corrupt Dilemmas
Place:
M-37
Date:
June 15 2007
Time:
11:00 AM – 12:30 PM
Corruption
Networks as a Sphere of Investment Activities in Modern
Russia (Awarded
Paper)
Serguei Cheloukhine, John Jay
College, USA
Police
Corruption
Ozkan Gok,
University Of Cincinnati, USA
Does
Accountability Reduce Corruption In A Corrupt Political
Environment?
Carmen Apaza,
American University, USA
Corruption-Fighting
the Gangrene of World Wide System
Oljan
Kanushi, Albania
The Development
of Performance Criteria and Standards: A Case Study Of
The National Counter Corruption
Commission
Srisombat
Chokprajakchat, Mahidol University,
Thailand
Socio-Cultural
and Organizational Aspects of Police Deviance: An
Overview
Sebahattin
Gultekin, University of North
Texas
Korni Kumar,
State University of New York At Brockport,
USA
Arif
Akgul, Washington State University
1-14. The Role of Education in
Gaining Democratic Values
Place:
M-39
Date:
June 15 2007
Time:
4:00 PM – 5:30 PM
The Role of
International, Interdisciplinary Studies For World
Peace
Patricia Aakhus, University Of
Southern Indiana, USA
Terrorism In The
21st Century And The EU’s Global Policies 2007-2013 For
Security Through Education
Fatma Serbest,
Istanbul Aydin University, Turkey
An Evaluation of
the Interaction between Religiosity, Political
Orientation and Democratic Values
Michael Meyer,
University Of North Dakota, USA
The Factor of
Social Circle on Assimilate Of Democratic
Values
Ahmet
Yazilitas, Turkish National Police,
Turkey
Yucel Can, Nigde
University, Turkey
Opinions of
University Students towards National and International
Peace
Yasemin
Karaman-Kepenekci, Ankara University School of
Educational Sciences, Turkey
SLOT-5
5-1. Risk Assessment and
Terrorism
Place:
Ball Room A
Date:
June 15 2007
Time:
2:00 PM – 3:30 PM
Available Simultaneous
Translation:
Turkish-English-Russian
Hans-Jörg Albrecht, Director of Max
Planck Institute for Foreign and International Criminal
Law, Germany
Risk Assessment
and Governance In The Face Of the Threat of Terrorism
Edmund
McGarrell, Michigan State University,
USA
Leslie Kennedy,
Rutgers University, USA
Managing
Terrorism Risk, Global Corporate Responsibility beyond
the Role of Government
Gary Noesner,
Control Risks, USA
Taking be
Prepared Seriously: How Current and Future Leaders Can
Address Current and Future attack
Raymond Corrado,
Simon Fraser University, Canada
Risk Analysis and
Risk Management
Francis
Jeffries, American University, USA
The 21st-Century
Risk Curve -- Thinking Tools and Crisis Exercises
Douglas Kinney,
US State Department, USA
1-9. Police Management and
Leadership
Place:
Ball Room B
Date:
June 15 2007
Time:
2:00 PM – 3:30 PM
The organized
irresponsibility of governmental and regional players in
the political share of internal security and options of
control: The new logic of internal
security
Gerhard Schmitt, Institute for
Police Training in North Rhine Westphalia,
Germany
Police
Leadership, Community Policing, Ethics and Leadership
Charles Bennett,
Virginia Association of Chiefs of Police,
USA
A New
Methodological Approach to Training and Development of
Police Decision
Makers
David Webb and
Hyeyoung Lim, Sam Houston State University,
USA
Police
Departments As Learning Organizations: Can Chris
Argyris’ Model II Change A Bureaucratic Police
Department?
Habib Ozdemir,
University of Texas at Dallas, USA
Yavuz Kahraman,
University of North Texas, USA
3-9. Human rights issues in criminal
justice processes
Place:
Ball Room C
Date:
June 15, 2007
Time:
2:00 PM – 3:30 PM
Available Simultaneous
Translation:
French-Turkish-English
Boumediene v.
Bush, Habeas Corpus, and Preemption (Awarded
Paper)
Bradley Chilton, Appalachian State
University, USA
Police
Investigations In Relation To European Human Rights
Standards, In Particular Fair Trial
Pinar Ölçer,
Leiden University, Netherlands
Security
Orientation in Criminal Law in Challenge with Justice
Oriented Criminal Law
Mohammad Ebrahim
Shams Nateri, University of Tehran, Iran
Suspects and
Defendants rights by Human Right Context in Criminal
Justice System (Turkish)
Osman Karakus,
Turkish National Police, Turkey
Trials for
Terrorists: The Shifting Legal Landscape of American
Law
Brian Levin,
California State University, San Bernardino,
USA
3-3. Issues in immigration, border
and port security
Place:
Junior Ball Room B
Date:
June 15 2007
Time:
2:00 PM – 3:30 PM
Available Simultaneous
Translation:
Turkish-English
Optimal
Inspection at the Border When Budgets Are
Inadequate
Paul Kantor, Rutgers University,
USA
Forced Migration
and the Internationalization of Conflict
Idean Salehyan,
University Of North Texas, USA
Reliability of
Security Features of Travel Documents in the fight on
International Terrorism (Turkish)
Selahattin
Sertce, Dokuz Eylul University – Turkish National Police
Academy, Turkey
Deaths of
Undocumented Migrants: Issues, Trends and Patterns in
the United States
Rob Guerette,
Florida International University,
USA
4-2. Counter-terrorism policies in
the perspective of human
rights
Place:
M-30
Date:
June 15 2007
Time:
2:00 PM – 3:30 PM
Human Rights
Policing In the Age of Terrorism
Clarence Lusane the American
University USA
How the European
Court Of Human Rights Help Defeat the Provisional Ira
Thomas Parker
Bard University USA
A Human Rights
Critique of European Judicial Review: Targeted
Sanctions
Jessica
Almqvist Center for Political and Constitutional Studies
Spain
Improvements in
the Field Of Human Rights in Turkish National Police
Yavuz Özdemir
Turkish National Police, Turkey
Terror/Torture
Karima Bennoune,
Rutgers University, USA
5-3. Religion and Democracy in the
Middle-East
Place:
M-31
Date:
June 15 2007
Time:
2:00 PM – 3:30 PM
Democracy,
Security and the Rise of Islamism in the Middle
East
Muqtedar Khan, University Of
Delaware, USA
The Fourth Wave:
Democratizing the Arab Middle East
Muhamad Olimat,
Missouri State University, USA
Middle East:
Prospects and Challenges
Emile Sahliyeh,
University Of North Texas, USA
Challenges and
Prospects of Political Development in the Middle
East
Yasmine Negm,
the American University in Cairo,
Egypt
Ballots or
Bullets? Democratic V. Militant Islamism in the Arab
World
Curtis Ryan,
Appalachian State University, USA
1-10. Gender Perceptions and
Attitudes on and within
Policing
Place:
M-32
Date:
June 15 2007
Time:
2:00 PM – 3:30 PM
Gendered
Policing: Benefits for Women Officers, the Police and
Society
Mangai Natarajan, John Jay College
of Criminal Justice, USA
Police Hatred:
Attitudes of Children of Incarcerated Parents toward Law
Enforcement
Bahiyyah
Muhammad, Rutgers University, USA
Recent Trends in
the Role of Women in GCC (Gulf Cooperation Council)
Police Forces
Staci Strobl,
John Jay College of Criminal Justice,
USA
Job Satisfaction
among Female Police Officers: Preliminary Findings from
the Estonian Policewomen
Aigi Resetnikova
Karakaya, University Of Tartu,
Estonia
4-14. Mapping Terrorist attacks and
Crime
Place:
L-15
Date:
June 15 2007
Time:
2:00 PM – 3:30 PM
The Geography of
Terrorist Attacks in Turkey
Kim Rossmo, Texas State University,
USA
Quint Thurman,
Texas State University, USA
Keith Harries,
University Of Maryland Baltimore County,
USA
Spatial Pattern
Analysis of PKK- Kongra Gel Terror Incidents In Turkey:
2003-2004
Suleyman
Demirci,Virginia Commonwealth, University
USA
Ian Suen,
Virginia Commonwealth, University
USA
Suicide in the
Province of Bursa, Turkey: A Regional Suicide Map
Analysis
Hakan Aksoy,
Bursa Police Department, Turkey
Serpil Aytac,
Uludag, University, Turkey
Mapping Homicide:
The Importance of the Built Environment
Morton Gulak,
Virginia Commonwealth University,
USA
1-4. Job Satisfaction, Promotion and
Motivation
Place:
M-36
Date:
June 15 2007
Time:
2:00 PM – 3:30 PM
Basic Policing in
a Democratic Society
Hans Fritzheimer, Swedish Police and
OSCE, Sweden
The Examination
of the Effects of Current Leadership Styles Embedded in
the TNP on Employee Motivation and
Effectiveness
Aziz Ozmen, Sam
Houston State Universtiy, USA
The Promotion
System of Turkish Police Constables: A Candidate
Model
Cihangir Baycan,
University Of Baltimore, USA
Problems
Affecting Police Motivation
Hudaverdi Balci,
John Jay College of Criminal Justice,
USA
1-13. Democracy and Security in
Schools
Place:
M-37
Date:
June 15 2007
Time:
2:00 PM – 3:30 PM
Attitudes toward
Muslims in a Post September 11th World Trade Center
Attacks
Deborah Wilson (Keeling), University
Of Louisville, USA
Harry Allen and
Bruce Ponder, University of Louisville,
USA
Democracy,
Education, and Security in a Globalized
World
Christopher
Saladino, Wilder School of Government Public Affairs
Virginia Commonwealth University,
USA
Cyber Defense
Education and Homeland Security
James Lewis,
Washtenaw Community College, USA
A Cross Cultural
Comparison Of Asian And American Higher Education
Student Practitioner Preferences
James Mckean,
Ohio University, USA
2-20. Police Education and
Training
Place:
M-39
Date:
June 15 2007
Time:
2:00 PM – 3:30 PM
E-Learning in Law
Enforcement: Standards, Management, And Potential For
International Cooperation
Steven Cuvelier, Sam Houston
State University, USA
Ilker Pekgozlu,
University of Texas at Dallas, USA
Management
Training At The Azerbaijani Police
Structure
Musvik
Cebrailov, Azerbaijan Police Organization,
Azerbaijan
E-police
Education and Training; Anytime,
Anywhere
Emet Laboone,
Effat College, Saudi Arabia
Smart Learning in
Law Enforcement Context: Using e-learning
effectively
Selcuk Zengin
and Elizabeth Graham, University of North Texas,
USA
Contemporary
Issues in Law Enforcement Agencies
Rick Parent,
Justice Institute of British Columbia,
Canada
SLOT-6
3-6. Turkey in World
Politics
Place:
Ball Room A
Date:
June 15 2007
Time:
4:00 PM – 5:30 PM
Available Simultaneous
Translation:
Turkish-English-Russian
Greek and Turkish
national policies toward environmental regulation of the
waterways
Norman Graham, Michigan State
University, USA
Iran as a Nuclear
Power: A Precarious Dilemma for Turkey
Kamil Yilmaz,
Columbia University, USA
The Geo-Political
Position and Importance of Turkey in the Crime
Trafficking Between the Continents Asia, Europe And
Africa
Nurdan Keser and
Ali Özel, Dumlupinar University,
Turkey
Turkish Near
Abroad and the Role of Turkey in World
Politics
Idris Bal,
Turkish National Police Academy,
Turkey
Second Track
(Unofficial) Diplomacy Efforts to Mitigate Conflicts
between Turks and Greeks, and Turks and
Armenians
Burcu Yesiladali
Savasan, Istanbul Bilgi Univesity,
Turkey
2-21. New Policing Approaches in
Handling Different
Situations
Place:
Ball Room B
Date:
June 15 2007
Time:
4:00 PM – 5:30 PM
Available Simultaneous
Translation:
Turkish-English
Applied
Presentation on Police Defensive and Control Tactics and
Use-of-force Techniques
(A
Scientifically-based, Practical, Methodical and Tactical
Approach in Law Enforcement for Democracy and Human
Rights)
Gerhard Schmitt,
Institute for Police Training in North Rhine Westphalia,
Germany
Salih AVCI,
German Special Forces, Germany
Juergen Weidert,
German Federal Police, Germany
Wilfried Hofgen,
North Rhine Westphalia Police Force,
Germany
Detlef Knoopf,
North Rhine Westphalia Police Force,
Germany
Detlef Linde,
North Rhine Westphalia Police Force,
Germany
Werner Richter,
North Rhine Westphalia Police Force,
Germany
Information
Handling for Command Post Exercise (Applied
Simulation)
Steve Sloan,
University Of Central Florida, USA
John Bersia,
Orlando Sentinel Newspaper/ UCF, USA
1-8. Police Performance and
Management
Place:
Ball Room C
Date:
June 15, 2007
Time:
4:00 PM – 5:30 PM
Available Simultaneous Translation:
French-Turkish-English
Nine-One-One and
the Failure of Police Rapid Response
Peter Moskos, John Jay College of
Criminal Justice, USA
Improving Police
Performance: The Value of Thematic Inspection of Police
Training
Phil Clements,
University of Portsmouth, UK
Cevdet Zengin,
University of Portsmouth, UK
A Study on
Personnel Supply Change and Personnel Management of
Korean National Police
Yoonsung Oh,
Soonchunhyang University, Republic Of Korea Republic Of
Korea
Citizens’
Perceived Police Attitudes toward Police Performance: An
Empirical Study in Turkey (Awarded
Paper)
Hakan Kitapci,
Orhan Comlek, and Serhat Erat, Gebze Institute of
Technology, Turkey
Developing
Measurement Criteria in Police Performance
(French)
Messoude Saoudi,
Lyon 2 University, France
The effect of
Management Style on Police performance.
(French)
Adnan OZDEMİR,
Turkish National Police, Turkey
2-7. New Practices in Policing in the
World
Place:
Junior Ball Room B
Date:
June 15 2007
Time:
4:00 PM – 5:30 PM
Police Education
and Training in the 21st Century: A New Beginning:
Policing In Northern Ireland
Gerald Lynch, City University of New
York, USA
Evaluating the
Public Safety Institute: A Educational Training Model
for Law Enforcement
Robyn Lacks,
Virginia Commonwealth University,
USA
The World's Best
Police Stations: award winning practices from around the
world
Christopher
Stone, Harvard University Kennedy School of Government,
USA
Anneke Osse,
Altus Global Alliance, Netherlands
Op Galhotra,
Jaipur Range, India
2-13. Organized crime and its
networks
Place:
M-30
Date:
June 15 2007
Time:
4:00 PM – 5:30 PM
Transnational
Organized Crime from a Social Network
Perspective
Kenneth Adams, University Of Central
Florida, USA
Hamdi Yesilyurt,
University Of Central Florida, USA
Turkish Mafia
Type Criminal Groups' Sociological Aspect: The Results
Of Qualitative Research
Mahmut Cengiz,
American University, USA
Social Capital of
Mafia-Type Organized Criminality in
Turkey
Ertan Bese,
Turkish National Police Academy,
Turkey
Organized Crime
and Fourth Generation Warfare
Jeffrey
Mcillwain, San Diego State University,
USA
PKK and
Drug
Bahadir
Kucukuysal, University Of Central Florida,
USA
4-9. Media and
Terrorism
Place:
M-31
Date:
June 15 2007
Time:
4:00 PM – 5:30 PM
Democracy,
Development, and Global Security: A Communication
Perspective
Hamid Mowlana, American University,
USA
The Mass Media
Mirror of Inter-ethnic Integration: international
comparative Content-analysis
Nikolay Golovin
Saint-Petersburg State University,
Russia
The Role of the
Media in Counter Terrorism
Amichai Erez
Mipha International Ltd, Israel
The Ogun Samast
Images Controversy and Media
Nurdan Akiner
Mersin University, Turkey Turkey
New Dimension on
Media and Terror Relations; Terror in the Internet
Gökhan Gökulu,
Middle East Technical University,
Turkey
4-4. Crime and
Terrorism
Place:
M-32
Date:
June 15 2007
Time:
4:00 PM – 5:30 PM
The Crime Terror
Nexus
Norman Samuels, Rutgers University
USA
Leslie Kennedy,
Rutgers University USA
Outsmarting
Terrorists
Michael
Maxfield, Rutgers University, USA
Ahmet Celik,
Murat Ozkan, and Niyazi Ekici Rutgers University,
USA
Institutional
Theories of Terrorist and Counter-Terrorist
Organizations: Insights for Research and
Organization
Robyn Mace,
Michigan State University
Terrorists and
Targets: Modeling a Routine Activities Approach
Mark Mcinerney,
American University/DFI International,
USA
Tactical
Terrorism Analysis: Analytical Techniques for Predicting
Culpability in Terrorist Bombings
Daniel Mabrey,
Sam Houston State University USA
4-16. Issues in
Terrorism
Place:
L-15
Date:
June 15 2007
Time:
4:00 PM – 5:30 PM
Psychological
Profiles Of Suicide Bombers: Are They Possible?
(Awarded
Paper)
David Lester, Richard Stockton
College, USA
The New
Terrorism: The Need for a Comprehensive Approach
Dennis Sandole
George Mason University
USA
Dying For a
Cause: The Trend in Female Suicide Bombings
Vesna Markovic,
Sam Houston State University, USA
Taliban Suicide
Bombing Patterns. The Iraqification of Afghanistan or
Battle for the Hearts & Minds?
Brian
Williams University of Massachusetts-Dartmouth
USA
Afghanistan after
9/11
Hakan Cem Cetin
and Demez Ercan, Rutgers University,
USA
1-3. Enforcement Strategies in
Democratic
Environments
Place:
M-36
Date:
June 15 2007
Time:
4:00 PM – 5:30 PM
Democratic
Policing, Post-Conflict Criminology and Democratic
Development (Awarded
Paper)
Michael Wiatrowski,
USA
Akin Karatay,
University of Southern Mississippi,
USA
Political Context
of Internal Security and Policing In a
Democracy
Rajvir Sharma,
Arsd College University Of Delhi,
India
Contrubution of
Policing Institutions to Values and Practices of
Democracy
David Baker,
University Of Toledo, USA
Enforcing Law and
Order in the World’s Largest Democracy
Badrinath Rao,
Kettering University, USA
Socialization:
Essential Factors in Creating a Consensual Society
Tamara Kiknadze,
International Black Sea University,
Georgia
4-7. Terrorism and Civil
Society
Place:
M-37
Date:
June 15 2007
Time:
4:00 PM – 5:30 PM
The Call For An
Alliance Of Civilizations In Response To Intolerance And
Terrorism
Naim Kapucu, University Of Central
Florida, USA
Tolga Arslan and
Vener Garayev, University Of Central Florida,
USA
Is Dusk Of
Terrorism? Decline Activity of Military Fractions of
Selected Terrorists Organizations
Wojciech
Grabowski Gdansk University
Poland
The Private
Security Contractor: Benefit or Obstacle to
Counter-Terrorism Initiatives
Tamara
Makarenko, Westminster University,
UK
Building
Terrorism Resistant Communities (BTRC)
Siddik Ekici,
University of North Texas, USA
Ekrem Mus,
Virginia Commonwealth University
Social Solidarity
in Combatting Terror and Maintaining
Peace
Veysel Bilgiç,
Turkish National Police Academy,
Turkey
4-22. Democracy, society, and
hegemony
Place:
M-39
Date:
June 15 2007
Time:
11:00 AM – 12:30 PM
Democracy and
Rebellion
Ali Ozdogan, American University,
USA
Declining
Center-Periphery Gap and the Moderation of Extremist
Movements in Turkey
Seda Demiralp,
American University, USA
Government-citizen
relationship in the light of evolving notion of
security
Leyla Sen,
United Nations, Turkey
On Democracy and
Terrorism: A Synopsis of Their Symbiosis
Dennis Gjoka
American Military University
USA
Secular States,
Muslim Societies: The Clash of
Discourses
Betul Balkan, University of North Texas,
USA
DAY-3
June 16,
2007
SLOT-7
4-23. Terrorism and the Global
Epidemic of Fundamentalism
Place:
Ball Room A
Date:
June 16 2007
Time:
9:00 AM – 10:30 AM
Available Simultaneous
Translation:
Turksh-English-Russian
Suicidal
Terrorism: A Global Problem
Jawed Masudi, University Of Karachi,
Pakistan
Comparing the
Fundamentalist and Reformist Students' Coherency in
Supporting Nuclear Technology
Nayereh Mirzaei,
Islamic Azad University-Qom, Iran
Perception of
Religion in Global Terrorism (Turkish)
Kasim Varol,
Turkish National Police, Turkey
The Relation
between Fundamentalist-Reformist Attitudes and Automatic
Thoughts and Inferiority Feeling
Alireza Agha
Yousefi, Payam-E-Noor University, Iran
2-5. Victims of
Crime
Place:
M-39
Date:
June 14 2007
Time:
2:00 PM – 3:30 PM
Violence in
Post-conflict areas: The Example of Bosnia-Herzegovina
(Awarded
Paper)
Lisa Muftic, University Of North
Texas, USA
Violence
against Women in
Jordan
Diab
Al-Badayneh, Ibn Khaldun Center For Research & S,
Jordan
International
Crime Victim Survey- Results of Istanbul 2005 Survey,
Galma Jahic,
Istanbul Bilgi University, Turkey
Asli Akdas,
Dogus University, Turkey
Children as
Victims Of Crime
Z.Mavis
Yildirim, Uludag University,
Turkey
Fusun
Sokullu-Akinci. Uludag University,
Turkey
Mustafa Aytac,
Uludag Universitesi, Turkey
Police Official
Crime Statistics: A Survey of Unreported Cases of
Domestic Violence in Nigeria (Awarded
Paper)
Olakunle Folami,
Adekunle Ajasin University,
Nigeria
1-5. Dilemmas Inherent in
Providing Stability and
Security
Place:
Ball Room B
Date:
June 16 2007
Time:
9:00 AM – 10:30 AM
Democracy and
Global Security
David Epstein and Sharyn O’Halloran,
Columbia University, USA
When Does
Democracy Promote Security? The Role of Competition and
Factionalism in State-Building
Jack Goldstone,
George Mason University, USA
Democratization
And Stability: Is There A Dilemma?
Rafis Abazov,
Columbia University, USA
Democracy and
Global Security
Krishnamurthy
Krishnamurthy, National Law School, Bangalore,
India
Dilemmas of
Security: Some Notes on Security-Democracy and
Security-Stability Dilemmas
Bulent Aras,
Isik University, Turkey
4-18. Terrorism in
Turkey
Place:
Ball Room C
Date:
June 15 2007
Time:
2:00 PM – 3:30 PM
Terrorist
Violence and State Responses in Late Ottoman Istanbul
Roger Deal University Of Montana
USA
Communal Conflict
Iwan Sudjatmiko,
University of Indonesia, Indonesia
Gender and
Terrorism: A Comparison of Male and Female Terrorists
Incarcerated In Turkey
Lisa Muftic and
Kubra Gultekin, University of North Texas,
USA
Terrorism in
Turkey Post-Cold War Era (Turkish)
Adem Küçük,
Prime Ministry, Turkey
Religiously
Motivated Terrorism: A new model proposal for Turkey
(French)
Fatih Yamac,
Lyon 2 University, France
2-10. Police Education
Place:
Junior Ball Room B
Date:
June 16 2007
Time:
9:00 AM – 10:30 AM
Available Simultaneous
Translation:
Turkish-English
Technology &
Training Needs of U.S. Police for Homeland
Security
Gary Cordner, Eastern Kentucky
University, USA
Technology and
Information-led policing: future prediction, early
prevention
Recep Gultekin,
Samih Teymur, Serkan Tatil, Idris Yildirim, and Kubra
Gultekin, Turkish National Police,
Turkey
Scientifically-Based
Interdisciplinary Basic and Advanced Police Training As
A Foundation of Any Democracy
Juergen Weidert,
German Federal Police, Germany
In-service
training implementations in Canada
Dale Sheehan,
Royal Canadian Mounted Police,
Canada
The Process of
Policy Implementation in Democratic Societies: An
Analysis of Turkish National Police Education
Policy
Joan Hubbard and
Alican Kapti, University Of North Texas,
USA
2-15. Drug Use and Ant-drug
Policy
Place:
M-30
Date:
June 16 2007
Time:
9:00 AM – 10:30 AM
Ethnic Barriers
to Illegal Drug Dealers
George Rengert, Temple University,
USA
Low Rates Of Drug
Use Among Youth; Result Of Restrictive Drug Policy?
(Awarded
Paper)
Johannes
Knutsson, Norwegian Police University College,
Norway
The Volatile
World of Drugs: Methamphetamine Policies and Global
Security
Sheryl Van
Horne, Penn State University, USA
Illegal Drugs,
Demand, and Supply Reduction Strategies in the
USA
Suleyman
Hancerli and Ramazan Yalcinkaya, University Of North
Texas, USA
National Security
Threats Posed by the Evolving Nexus of Terrorism and
Drugs
Behsat
Ekici, University of Pittsburgh,
USA
Ali Unlu,
University Of Central Florida, USA
5-2. Religion at the Crossroads
of Security and
Democracy
Place:
M-31
Date:
June 16 2007
Time:
9:00 AM – 10:30 PM
Religion,
Democracy, and Security
Isabelle Kinnard, Council for
America's First Freedom,
USA
The Compatibility
Of Islam With Democracy For Universal Peace: An
Assessment Of The Echr 's Perception
Murat Tumay,
University Of Leicester, UK
A Modern Islamic
Democratic Discourse For The 21st
Century
Radwan Masmoudi,
Center For The Study Of Islam & Democracy,
USA
Global Security
In The Light Of Religion and Democracy: A Cultural And
Religious Study
Syed Reza
Eftekhari, Islamic Azad University (IAU),
Iran
Democratic Peace:
Reflections and Responses
Spiridon
Ardavanis, Columbia University,
USA
4-21. Counter-terrorism: The role of
Diplomacy and International
Institutions
Place:
M-32
Date:
June 16 2007
Time:
9:00 AM – 10:30 AM
The Role of
Diplomacy in the War on Terrorism
Anthony Quainton, American
University, USA
The Use of
Military Force in the Fight against Terrorism:
International Legal Framework
Dominika
Svarc London School of Economics
Uk
Has EU’s
Counter-Terrorism Strategy Worked an Effective Policy
Tool to Fight against Terroris
Harun Arikan,
Kahramanmaras Sutcu Imam University,
Turkey
The Role of NATO
and EU in the Global Struggle against Terrorism
Anton Bebler,
University of Ljubljana, Slovenia
Terrorism in the
Sense of Humanity
Ahmet Turer,
Virginia Commonwealth University,
USA
3-12. Police Role on Democratic
Societies
Place:
L-15
Date:
June 16 2007
Time:
9:00 AM – 10:30 AM
Policing For
Democracy: How Problem-Oriented Policing Improves
Effectiveness and Democratic Values
John Eck, University Of Cincinnati,
USA
A Short-term Forecasting of Crime Model for
Turkey
Oguzhan
Basibuyuk, University of North Texas,
USA
Onder Karakus,
University of Michigan, USA
Mustafa Sari,
Turkish National Police, Turkey
The Role of
Police to Save Environment.
Mustafa Oktem
and Selim Sanin, Hacettepe University,
Turkey
Convenience and
Opportunity: Their Role in Facilitating
Crime
Patrick Harris,
Virginia Crime Prevention Association,
USA
Managing the
impact of Global Crisis Events on Community Relations in
Multicultural Societies and the role and response of Law
Enforcement agencies and Community
Policing
Bulent (Hass
)Dellal, Australian Multicultural Foundation,
Australia
4-24. Profiling and
Prediction
Place:
M-36
Date:
June 16 2007
Time:
9:00 AM – 10:30 AM
Comparing Methods
of Profiling: European versus American Approaches
Robert Ford, University Of Central
Florida, USA
Marilyn Ford,
Volusia County Division Of Corrections,
USA
Profiling PKK
Terrorist in Turkey
Yilmaz Simsek,
Ankara Police Department, Turkey
From a Social
Movement to a Terrorist Group: The Process Model, An
Instrument Of Prediction
Henner Hess,
Goethe University Frankfurt,
Germany
Prediction of
Terrorism - Impossible?
Sebastian
Scheerer, University Of Hamburg
Germany
Terrorism crime
and aggregation/combination of crimes
Ferhat Mehdiyev, Qafqaz University,
Azerbaijan
2-9. Police Education and
Evaluation
Place:
M-37
Date:
June 16 2007
Time:
9:00 AM – 10:30 AM
Counter Terrorism
Training for Local Police
Joseph King, John Jay College,
USA
Role-Playing
Techniques in Mediation Training for First Responding
Officers
Kelly Taylor and
Esra Guleyupoglu, North Texas University,
USA
Evaluating the
Efficiency of Police Stations in Ankara by Data
Envelopment Analysis
Huseyin Akdogan
and Savas Yucel, University Of North Texas,
USA
Evaluating the
Effectiveness of Crime Fighting Technologies at TNP and
Opportunities for Improvement
Nuri Temur,
Turkish National Police, Turkey
Research of
Police Vocational High Schools' Educational Programs in
Turkey
Metin Arslan,
University of North Texas, USA
Saffet Gulep,
Gaziantep Police Vocational School,
Turkey
2-19 Modernity, democracy and
Crime
Place:
M-39
Date:
June 16 2007
Time:
9:00 AM – 10:30 AM
Cigarette
Smuggling & Counterfeiting: Terrorists &
Organized Crime Exploiting a Legal
Commodity.
Sharon Melzer, American University,
USA
Detecting Fraud
and Abuse in Medical Billings: Mining Medical Claims
Data
Thomas Wan,
College Of Health and Public Affairs,
USA
E-Security and
The Roles Of The Police In E-Consumer Protection –
Australia Case (Awarded
Paper)
Thi Thu Huong
Ha, Monash University/TMC Academy, Business School,
Australia
Cyber Crimes And
Space Transition: A Theory Of Criminal Behavior In
Cyberspace
Jaishankar
Karuppannan, Manonmaniam Sundaranar University
Tirunelveli , India
Cyber Crime in
Post-modern Era
Özgür Sari,
Middle East Technical University,
Turkey
SLOT-8
2-17. Human Trafficking and Law
Enforcement
Place:
Ball Room A
Date:
June 16 2007
Time:
11:00 AM – 12:30 PM
Available Simultaneous
Translation:
Turkish-English-Russian
Vincent Webb, Sam Houston State
University, USA
Critical
Assessment of Media News Coverage on Human Trafficking
Incidents in Turkey
Oguzhan Demir,
Rutgers University, USA
Bahadir Sahin,
University Of Central Florida, USA
Human
Trafficking: Trafficking As a Global Threat and the
Current Situation In Azerbaijan (Awarded
Paper)
Azer
Allakhveranov, Forum of Azerbaijan NGOs on Migration
Issues (FANGOM), Azerbaijan
Trafficking In
Human Beings and Law Enforcement: An Estonian
Situation
Juri Saar,
University Of Tartu, Estonia
Preventing Human
Trafficking In Transylvania Romania. A Nongovernmental
Perspective On Youth-Related Issues
Brindusa
Apostol, RATIU Center for Democracy,
Romania
5-10. Governance, and Institutional
Capacity and Organizational
Factors
Place:
Ball Room B
Date:
June 16 2007
Time:
11:00 AM – 12:30 PM
Building
Institutional Capacity to Withstand Bullying In Policing
Organizations - A Cross-Country Comparison.
Julian Bondy School of Global
Studies Australia
Fusun
Sokullu-Akinci University of Istanbul
Turkey
Serpil Aytac,
Uludag, University, Turkey
Organizational
Change: Case of New York Police Department
Yusuf
Yuksel Rutgers University, Us USA
Understanding the
Sources of Change for the Turkish National Police in the
Context of the Relations
Serdar Yildiz,
University Of Central Florida, USA
Comparative point
of views on Democracy and Policing
(Turkish)
Hakan Yalcin,
Kocaeli Police Department, Turkey
How Technology
contributes to Police Accountability? Eyewitness in
American Police Patrol Cars
Sinan Ulkemen,
University Of North Texas, USA
2-6. Community
Policing
Place:
Ball Room C
Date:
June 16, 2007
Time:
9:00 AM – 10:30 AM
Available Simultaneous
Translation:
French-Turkish-English
Community
Policing In National Security (Awarded
Paper)
Wayne Hanniman,
Royal Canadian Mounted Police,
Canada
Community
Policing Applications in Turkey
Metin Arslan,
Turkish National Police, Turkey
Participation of
Community for Crime Prevention in
Turkey
Ali Alac,
Turkish National Police, Turkey
Adaptation of
Community-based Policing in Eastern Anatolia in Part of
Counter-terrorism Efforts
Murat
Gozubenli and Murat Daglar, Spalding University,
USA
Community
Policing Implementation: A Comparative perspective;
France and Turkey (French)
Ahmet
Bolat, Erzincan Police Department,
Turkey
4-20. Terrorism and
Counter-terrorism: Regional
Perspectives
Place:
Junior Ball Room B
Date:
June 16 2007
Time:
11:00 AM – 12:30 PM
Available Simultaneous
Translation:
Turkish-English
Counterterrorism
and Democracy in the 21st Century (Awarded
Paper)
William W. Keller, University Of
Pittsburgh
Tracking Terror
Networks in Europe
John Books
University Of North Texas USA
Denmark and
International Terrorism
Birthe Hansen,
University Of Copenhagen, Denmark
Counterterrorism Policies of
Turkey against PKK
Nadir Gergin,
Virginia Commonwealth University
Foreign Bonds of
PKK/Kongra-Gel (Turkish)
Cemal Kuloglu
and Kamber Ozpercin, Turkish National Police,
Turkey
4-8. Conflict &
Diplomacy
Place:
M-30
Date:
June 16 2007
Time:
11:00 AM – 12:30 PM
Hostage
Negotiation as a Law Enforcement Strategy to Counter
Terrorism
Robert Louden, Georgian Court
University, USA
Negotiating
Hostage Crises
Adam Dolnik,
Univeristy of Wollongong Australia
Organizational
Learning, Impression Management, and Legitimacy Issue in
Crisis Situations within A C
Suleyman
Hancerli and Brian Richardson, University Of North
Texas, USA
Liberal Versus
Conservative: Do Terrorist Groups Care Which Party Is In
Power?
Ole
Forsberg University of Tennessee, USA
USA
Conflict
Mediation, Negotiation.
Amy Robinson
Creative Change USA
4-6. Countering
Terrorism
Place:
M-31
Date:
June 16 2007
Time:
11:00 AM – 12:30 PM
Restoring Trust between Public
and the Police: Implementing Democratic Policing in
Turkey's Terrorism Torn Areas
Tuncay Durna, OSCE Mission to
Serbia, Serbia
Democracy and Terrorism: Lessons
learned from the 'War on
Terror'
Michael Flynn,
John Jay College of Criminal
Justice
Social Recovery
against Terrorism: Turkey's Unique
Experience
Samih Teymur and
Huseyin Cinoglu, University Of North Texas,
USA
Civilian
Initiatives against Terrorism: A Case of Countering PKK
and Hezbollah Terrorism
Mehmet Kalyoncu,
Georgetown University USA
The Counter
Terrorism Issue In Terms Of Systems Theory; Diyarbakir
as a Case Study
Murat Gunbeyi,
Spalding University, USA
Tarkan Gundogdu,
Diyarbakir Police Department,
Turkey
The Role of
Family in Countering Terrorism
(Turkish)
Necati Alkan,
Turkish National Police, Turkey
1-11. Building Peace and
Security
Place:
M-32
Date:
June 16 2007
Time:
11:00 AM – 12:30 PM
Bridging the
Divide: A Model to Resolve Culturally-Based Conflicts
(Awarded
Paper)
Samuel Peleg, Netanya College,
Israel
The Intercept
between Battle Space and Humanitarian
Space
John Blackton,
Creative Associates International,
USA
Studying The
Dramatic Aspects Of Sufi Rituals In Turkey And The
Impact Of Mevlana's Mesnevi
Mohammad
Yousefian Kenari, Tarbiat Modares University (T.M.U),
Iran
Building Peace
and Security: The View from Washington
Richard Robyn,
Kent State University, USA
Ottoman
Legacy
Fatih Ozturk,
University College Cork, Ireland
The Founding,
Fall, and Reform of Istanbul: Implications for Turkish
Democracy.
William R.
Gallagher
5-13. Balancing Democracy and
Security: Human Rights
Issues
Place:
L-15
Date:
June 16 2007
Time:
11:00 AM – 12:30 PM
The EU approach
in balancing security and protection of individual
rights.
Tung-Lai Margue, European
Commission, Belgium
Democracy
Security and Human Rights Issues,
Elif Ozmenek,
New School University, USA
Security and
Global Governance: Democracy, Human Rights, and the Role
of International Organizations
Jerry Pubantz, University Of North Carolina At
Greensboro, USA
John Moore,
California State Polytechnic University, Pomona,
USA
A Brief Shining
Moment: John Jay's Human Dignity Program,
1995-2005
Eugene
O'donnell, John Jay College of Criminal Justice,
USA
2-11. Transportation
Security
Place:
M-36
Date:
June 16 2007
Time:
11:00 AM – 12:30 PM
Confronting
Global Terrorism: The Role Of Aviation
Security
Joseph Szyliowicz, University Of
Denver, USA
Determinants of
Aerial Hijackings (Awarded
Paper)
Alex R. Piquero,
University Of Florida, USA
Gary LaFree and
Laura Dugan, University of Maryland,
USA
Susan Fahey,
National Consortium for the Study of Terrorism and
Response to Terrorism (START), USA
Security in
Railway Transport: Traditions and
Challenges
Anna
Dzhaleva-Chonkova, University of Transport Applied
Sciences (VTU), Sofia Bulgaria
5-4. Emergency
Management
Place:
M-37
Date:
June 16 2007
Time:
11:00 AM – 12:30 PM
Homeland
Security, Emergency management, Crisis
Management
Naim Kapucu, University of Central
Florida, USA
Police in
Disaster Response: Lessons Learned From Hurricane
Katrina
Frances Edwards,
San Jose State University, USA
Preparing To
Respond To Disasters: Lessons Learned From Hurricane
Katrina For Police
Daniel Goodrich,
San Jose State University College of Business,
USA
Emergency
Financial Management
Deborah Brock,
Virginia Commonwealth University,
USA
The Evaluation of
Terrorist Attacks From an Emergency Management
Perspective
Hikmet Iskender
and Nihan Erdogan, Istanbul Technical University,
Turkey
Community
Engagement in Emergency Planning
Monica
Schoch-Spana, University Of Pittsburgh Medical Center,
USA
CLOSING
SESSION
Simultaneous Translation will be
Available in
Turkish, English, French, Spanish,
Russian, and Arabic Languages
Closing Remarks for each
themes
THEME –
1
Comparative Perspectives on
Democracy and Policing
Yusuf Z. Özcan,
PhD
Professor in the Department of
Sociology at Middle East Technical University,
Turkey
THEME –
2
Contemporary Issues in Law
Enforcement Agencies
Maria (Maki) Haberfeld,
PhD
Chair, Department. Of Law,
Police Science and CJA at John Jay College of Criminal
Justice, CUNY, USA
THEME –
3
International Perspective on
Crime
Louise Shelley,
PhD
Director of TraCCC at the
American University, USA
THEME –
4
Terrorism: A Global
Problem
Charles B. Strozier,
PhD
Director of Center on Terrorism
at John Jay College of Criminal Justice, City University
of New York, USA
THEME –
5
Democracy and New Governance in the
21st Century
Richard Langhorne,
PhD
Co-Director of Division of
Global Affairs at Rutgers University,
USA
Farewell
Speech
Oguz Kagan
Koksal
Governor
Director
General
Turkish National
Police