Research in Education and Rehabilitation Sciences The conference will take place in Zagreb, September 27- 29 2012. in cooperation with Indiana State University, FEDORA- European Forum for Student Guidance and European Association for Mental Health in Intellectual Disabilities (EAMHID). Faculty of Education and Rehabilitation Sciences has been the seat of learning and development of these disciplines in Croatia for 50 years.
CONFERENCE TOPICS
A: INCLUSIVE EDUCATION AND REHABILITATION
1. Learning disabilities, intellectual disabilities, autism spectrum disorders
2. Human rights and ethical issues
3. Community based support services
4. Diagnostics and assessment
5. Early intervention
6. Inclusive education
7. Vocational rehabilitation and employment
8. Empowerment and self advocacy
9. Quality of life and quality of support
10. Behavior problems and mental health
11. Transition and aging
12. Support services for students with disabilities
B: CRIMINOLOGY, PENOLOGY AND VICTIMOLOGY
1. Current issues in criminology, penology and victimology
2. Prevention, diagnostics and treatment of delinquent behavior
3. Challenges of contemporary criminology (modern technology, human rights, vulnerable
groups, punishment and alternative sanctions, public safety, crime prevention and
other current topics)
4. Comparative criminology, victimology and penology
5. Criminal theory, research and education
6. Traditional and new forms of crime and public responses
CONFERENCE TOPICS
A: INCLUSIVE EDUCATION AND REHABILITATION
1. Learning disabilities, intellectual disabilities, autism spectrum disorders
2. Human rights and ethical issues
3. Community based support services
4. Diagnostics and assessment
5. Early intervention
6. Inclusive education
7. Vocational rehabilitation and employment
8. Empowerment and self advocacy
9. Quality of life and quality of support
10. Behavior problems and mental health
11. Transition and aging
12. Support services for students with disabilities
B: CRIMINOLOGY, PENOLOGY AND VICTIMOLOGY
1. Current issues in criminology, penology and victimology
2. Prevention, diagnostics and treatment of delinquent behavior
3. Challenges of contemporary criminology (modern technology, human rights, vulnerable
groups, punishment and alternative sanctions, public safety, crime prevention and
other current topics)
4. Comparative criminology, victimology and penology
5. Criminal theory, research and education
6. Traditional and new forms of crime and public responses
Source : Call for Papers Portal
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