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National Conference
Thanks to all who supported the Conference
which was a Great Success
The Malta Criminology Association (MACA) held its National Crime Conference entitled "Criminality in Small States" on the 23rd April 2010 at the New Dolmen Hotel.
The Conference was aimed at bringing together experts in the criminology field with the aim of presenting the crime situations of small states particularly focusing on islands. A considerable number of papers had been received and the topics have been compiled in the attached Conference programme. Over 20 presentations and speeches were delivered.
We would like to take this opportunity to thank all those 100plus experts who attended this conference which covered a wide range of topics ranging from cybercrime to criminological realities as well as innovative work being done in the different crime-related disciplines.
The conference was supported by the Institute of Criminology at the University of Malta ( www.um.edu.mt/criminology) which is also launching it's Masters programme for 2010-2011.
The official sponsor of the conference was Alberta
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Welcome to the Malta Criminology Association Website
– To create a forum where the Criminology disciplines can exchange and disseminate information, and raise awareness of the value of criminology
– To promote professionalism in the criminology discipline
Purpose
– Promote realistic perceptions of crime in Malta
– Act as a catalyst and focal point for the reduction of crime
– Represent the varied interests of the wider Criminology community
– Create a network covering the public and private sectors
– Be proactive on national strategy and policies
– Expose Maltese Criminologists to European and international initiatives
– Promote a professional warranting system for criminologists
This website is the result of the strive
for excellence by Criminology professionals, the processes taken and
eventual achievements.
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