Posted by: Michael J. Lynch, Area Chair, Critical and Cultural Criminology, 2009 American Society of Criminology Program Committee. With the 2008 ASC meetings behind us, it’s time to plan for the 2009 meetings in Philadelphia. As Area Chair for Critical Criminology, I am calling your attention to the 2009 panel, paper, abstract and poster submission notice issued by the American Society of Criminology (www.asc41.com/Annual_Meeting/2009/2009_Meeting_Call_for_Paper.pdf). There are a few changes to the ASC program for 2009 that I would like to call to your attention. These are reviewed below. In addition, futher information on the ASC program for 2009 is also provided.

As editor of the Rutgers University Press series, Critical Issues in Crime and Society, I would like to invite you to consider submitting your book manuscript or book proposal for consideration as part of the series. I am particularly interested in authored manuscripts that address current challenges to human and social justice. I have attached both a call for manuscripts/proposals and a flyer describing current series publications. If you are interested in submitting a mansucript or proposal, email your submission to Raymond.Michalowski@nau.edu. I will be at the ASC meeting in Atlanta. If you would like to speak to me about a project, contact me in the next two weeks and we can arrange a time to meet. Thanks, Ray Michalowski Arizona Regents Professor

Dear collegues,
I would like to invite you and all your collegues working in the field of criminology and social integration to contribute with papers from these fields and other fields related to criminology, corrections, delinquency etc...There is no dead line for submissions, therefore feel free to send your papers via e-mail at vortex@index.hr or regular mail. Since this journal is published in Croatia, all papers will be published in English and Croatian.
The Journal of Criminology and Social Integration is cited in:
PSYCH-INFO - American Psychological Association
Sociological Abstracts
INIST-CNRS

Regards

Dalibor Dolezal
Secretary of the Journal of Criminology and Social Integration
Journal of Criminology and Social Integration
University of Zagreb
Edukacijsko-rehabilitacijski fakultet

Call for Papers for Edited Volume

Proposed Title: Social Justice and Hurricane Katrina

We invite contributions from sociology, critical criminology, ethnic studies, political science and related fields for a proposed edited volume on the topic of social justice as it relates to Hurricane Katrina. We seek broad coverage of these topics representing an interdisciplinary justice studies or social justice perspective and are soliciting both empirical and theoretical papers.

Hurricane Katrina has been called one of the worst natural disasters on U.S. soil. The aftermath of the storm uncovered man-made disasters of equal magnitude. As the world watched, the economic, political, and social systems of the U.S. were exposed and amid this chaos glaring questions about social justice arose. This volume proposes to examine those questions.

Dear APSA Member,

Just a reminder that the submission deadline for the 2006 Annual Meeting is just around the corner! After November 15th, proposals for papers, chairs, discussants and panels will no longer be accepted.

As a reminder, we have outlined the Annual Meeting participation rules:

1. You may submit up to 2 paper/panel proposals. (Example: Two panels OR two papers OR one of each).
2. Your chair and discussant submissions do not affect Rule 1. You may submit an unlimited number of chair/discussant proposals.
3. You may submit each proposal to no more than two Divisions.
4. All paper proposals will be considered for poster presentation.
5. Please propose all of your submissions electronically - Division Chairs
are instructed to only accept proposals that have been entered through our database.