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Annual Meeting (May 27-30, 2001)
Papers are invited on the topic by February 10 from police and justice practitioners and scholars for the eighth IPES Annual meeting in Szczytno, Poland.
For room and board please contact local organizer and host:
Insp. Prof. Dr. Hab. Wieslaw Plywaczewski, Rector
Police Academy, ul. Swierczewskiego 111
12-100 Szczytno, Poland
Tel: 48-89-6215900 Fax 48 89 6242610
Email: [email protected] or [email protected]
For participation please contact
Professor Dilip K. Das Ph.D., President
International Police Executive Symposium and,
Editor-in-Chief, Police Practice and Research: An International Journal
Department of Sociology and Criminal Justice
State University of New York
Plattsburgh, New York 12901 USA
Tel: 518 564 3045/518 475 1189
Fax: 518 564 3333/518 475 0078
Email: [email protected], [email protected]
INTERNATIONAL POLICE EXECUTIVE SYMPOSIUM (IPES)
Instructions to Participants
REGISTRATION - All participants are required to register for the meeting paying a sum of $200.00 (Membership $55 and Contribution $145 for convertible currency countries) or $160.00 (Membership $35 and Contribution $125 for non-convertible currency countries.) The fees including applications of those who are in need of financial assistance for the registration fees should be sent to Professor Alexander Aldrich, 173 Burke Road, Saratoga Springs, NY 12866, USA, Tel: 518-587-5026, Fax: 518-587-1889, Email: [email protected].
LOCAL ORGANIZER AND HOST - All participants should contact Insp. Prof. Dr. Hab. Wieslaw Plywaczewski, Rector, Police Academy, ul. Swierczewskiego 111, 12-100 Szczytno, Poland, Tel: 48-89-6215900, Fax: 48-89-6232610, Email: [email protected] or [email protected] with information about the airline and flight number, dates and hours of arrival and departure so that arrangements can be made for reception, transportation and accommodations.
Participants are to arrive in Szczytno a day before the meeting, i.e. May 26, without fail and leave in the evening of May 30. Hospitality consisting of free accommodations, meals, and entertainment will be provided free of charge to the participants who complete the requirements mentioned below.
PAPER - Each participant is required to prepare a paper in English (approximately 25 pages) discussing the issues mentioned below from his or her country's perspective:
a. Definition (legal), Nature and Extent of Corruption
b. Legal, Ethical and Organizational Challenges of Corruption
c. Methods the police and Society are using to fight corruption
The paper will be included, with necessary revisions in the book to be published after the symposium. The papers should include the relevant emphasis from the perspective of the participant's country. Each paper should contain a REVIEW OF THE LITERATURE on the topic. Participants should send their papers, in diskette (WORD) and hard copy, by February 10, 2001 to Dr. Michael Palmiotto, Wichita State University, School of Community Affairs, 1845 Fairmount Street, Wichita, KS 67260-0135, USA, Tel 316 978 6524, Fax 316 978 3626, email: [email protected].The papers will be reviewed by a committee. The participants will be notified about the acceptance of their papers by March 10, 2001. (Please ignore the deadline indicated earlier).
BROCHURE - A brochure with an autobiographical sketch of the participant, a photograph, and a brief description of the country and the police system of the participant's country will be published on the occasion of the symposium. Please send by March 30, 2001 a two-page account with the above-mentioned information and a passport size photograph for inclusion in the brochure to: Dr. Obi Ebbe, Chair, Sociology, Anthropology, and Geography, 308 Brock Hall, The Univ. of Tennessee at Chattanooga, 615 McCallie Avenue, Chattanooga, TN 37403-2598, U.S.A., Tel 423 755 4437, Fax 423 755 2251, (Email [email protected]). No participation is possible without meeting this requirement.
PROGRAM - Local sightseeing will be arranged by the host in the afternoon of May 27th after which the participants will gather for a cocktail and dinner in the evening. There will be presentations of papers on the same morning (May 27), and on the second and the third days. Each participant will be allowed approximately 30 minutes for the presentation. On the fourth day, there will be a more thorough discussion of the major issues that will emerge from the presentations by various countries. Each participant is expected to take part in each activity in the 8th Annual Meeting.
MISCELLANEOUS MATTERS - The Language of the symposium will be English and participants must be fluent in the language. There will be no translation arrangement. Each participant may bring printed materials about his or her country for display in the symposium venue. Police executives may kindly bring uniforms for a group photograph.
Last updated: October 2000
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