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EUROPEAN POLICE SCIENCE AND RESEARCH BULLETIN SPECIAL CONFERENCE EDITION CONTRIBUTORS Rohmann, Barbara M. Head Major Events Security Programme Major Events Security UNICRI Turin, Italy rohmann@unicri.it Sato, Mai PhD Lecturer in Criminal Law/Criminology Room 103, School of Law, University of Reading Foxhill House, Whiteknights Road, Reading RG6 7BA m.sato@reading.ac.uk Biographical details: Barbara Maria Rohmann has been serving as a Legal Adviser, Human Rights Officer and Programme Manager to the United Nations since 2002. Previously she worked as a lawyer and attorney-at law in various law firms in Germany and Australia. Rohmann has served the UN in Vienna, Kosovo, Afghanistan, Guatemala, Sudan and Timor-Leste in the area of human security. In her capacity as the Head of the Major Security Programme at UNICRI (Turin), Rohmann has promoted the adoption of a common security policy approach and publicprivate partnerships on a regional level with the aim to enable citizens to enjoy the same level of security worldwide. Biographical details: Dr Mai Sato holds a PhD from the School of Law, King’s College London. Her monograph The Death Penalty in Japan: Will the Public Tolerate Abolition? (Springer VS, 2014) was awarded the Young Criminologist Award 2014 from the Japanese Association of Sociological Criminology. She worked at the Centre for Criminology, University of Oxford, and at the Institute for Criminal Policy, Birkbeck, University of London, before joining the School of Law, University of Reading, as Lecturer from September 2015. 170
EUROPEAN POLICE SCIENCE AND RESEARCH BULLETIN SPECIAL CONFERENCE EDITION CONTRIBUTORS Sheptycki, James Prof. Silvestri, Marisa Dr Professor of Criminology McLaughlin College York University Toronto, Country: Canada jshep@yorku.ca Associate Professor in Criminology Kingston University Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences Penrhyn Road Campus Kingston upon Thames Surrey KT1 2EE UK Email: m.silvestri@kingston.ac.uk Biographical details: James Sheptycki is Professor of Criminology, York University, Toronto Canada. He is widely published on topics related to transnational crime and policing. Recent publications include (2012) Global Policing (with Ben Bowling), London Sage and Transnational Crime and Policing; Selected Essays (2012) Aldershot; Ashgate. Biographical details: Dr Marisa Silvestri is an Associate Professor in Criminology at Kingston University, UK. Her research interests are focused on the broad area of gender, policing and criminal justice. In particular she is interested in women in police leadership and the impacts of a gendered criminal justice system. She has published widely on a range of related issues. In addition to various articles and reports, she is author of Women in Charge: Gender: Policing and Leadership (2003: Willan Press) of Gender and Crime (2008: Sage) and Gender and Crime: a Human Rights Approach (2016: Sage). She has acted as an academic adviser in a range of forums, contributing to the Independent Police Commission into the Future of Policing, led by Lord Stevens; she is a steering group member of the Policing Network (British Society of Criminology) and is currently on the editorial board of Policing and Society journal 171
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