It is our pleasure to announce that conference academic program has been released. Thanks to our program committee members for their relentless work and effort in designing 87 sessions composed of 429 presentations in total.
Members of the organizing committee present their highest consideration and warmest regards to all conference participants.
OPENING CEREMONY
Simultaneous Translation will be Available in
Turkish, English, French, Spanish, 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
Available Simultaneous Translation
Turkish, English, French, Spanish, 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
The Role of parliaments in countering Terrorism
Bruce George, UK Parliament, UK
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