Conference

The Heidelberg Research Center for Law, Society and Institutions (HCLSI) held its first public conference to present and discuss results of ongoing and recent projects by senior and junior researchers who are affiliated with the research center.

The fundamental question of the link between rule making on the one hand, and rule breaking by individuals and organizations on the other hand was at the center of the full-day conference program. In line with the central aim of the HCLSI, the program brought together several disciplines, including law, sociology, criminology, economics and psychology in order to gain new insights from interdisciplinary dialogue. In his final statement, Prof. Dr. Gerhard Dannecker emphasized the added value of such an interdisciplinary dialogue, which became visible during the discussions between presentations.

The conference was held in hybrid format to allow for online and in-person attendance.

Photos courtesy of Friederike Elias

Program

Friday, 24 June 2022

9:15
Welcome by Prof. Dr. Markus Pohlmann

9:30
Dr. Elizangela Valarini & Maria Trombini: Korruption in Brasilien

10:15
Prof. Dr. Gerhard Dannecker: Menschenrechtsverletzungen von Unternehmen

11:15
Prof. Dr. Deborah Hellmann: Rechtslage und empirische Befunde zu Femiziden

12:00
Prof. Dr. Reimut Zohlnhöfer & Prof. Peter Kirsch: Selbstermächtigung

13:45
Dr. Kristina Hoely: Evaluation des Ausführungsgesetzes zum Prostituiertenschutzgesetz

14:30
Prof. Dr. Rita Haverkamp: Legitimation des Notfalls – Legitimationswandel im Notfall

15:30
Dr. Lotta Mayer: Netzwerkforschung und Terrorismusprävention am Beispiel des NSU

16:15
Prof. Dr. Timo Goeschl: Keeping Promises: Credibility and Cooperation in Social Dilemmas

17:00
final remarks by Prof. Dr. Gerhard Dannecker, end of conference

Making rules, breaking rules: Law, Crime and Society

Program