For more information on the prize winners, download the brochure.
Donors 2009
The Jerry Lee Center of Criminology
Söderberg foundations of Sweden
The Hitachi Mirai Foundation
The Japanese Correctional Association
With the support of
Swedish Ministry of Justice
Stockholm University
Stockholm Visitors Board
University of Pennsylvania
Criminology Prize
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Mark your calendars for the 2010 symposium!
2009-07-02The Stockholm Criminology Symposium 2010 takes place June 14-16 at Stockholm City Conference Center (Norra Latin). We welcome researchers, practitioners and policy-makers interested in the field of crime policy.
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The Stockholm Prize in Criminology will be awarded in conjunction with the Symposium on June 15. The 2010 Prize winner is Professor David Weisburd, Hebrew University, Israel, and George Mason University, USA. All participants at the Symposium are ...-
The 2009 symposium is now over!
2009-06-25
The Stockholm Criminology Symposium 2009 attracted the interest of well over 500 attendees. Participants from 39 different countries had signed up for the three day long conference at the end of June. The programme contained altogether 63 sessions featuring a total of 183 speakers. The delegates were able to listen to no less than six winners of the Stockholm Prize in Criminology, including the 2009 winners John Hagan and Eugenio Raúl Zaffaroni.
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2010 Prize winner: Crucial experiments show police patrols do not just "move crime around the corner"
2009-06-24The 2010 Stockholm Prize in Criminology has been awarded by its International Jury to Professor David L. Weisburd for a series of experiments showing that intensified police patrol at high crime "hot spots" does not merely push crime around.
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Professor Weisburd will receive the prize in a ceremony at Stockholm city hall on June 15, 2010.
