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Gimborn seminars offer exceptional value as they include all meals and
accommodation in the course fee. Members of IPA Section UK benefit from a
reduced fee or full refund* and the possibility of further subsidies
to cover travel. All accommodation is of a high standard, with en suite
facilities. Participants may be accompanied by their spouses/partners.
Courses for 2013:
Below are the dates for seminars conducted in English.
18–22 February
—
Corruption as a challenge in public administration and in
development policy
.
A seminar which is about damage to economies,
societies and legal systems caused by corruption plus methods to fight
against it on national and international level (good governance).
11–15 March
—
Women strength in the police.
A seminar for women in
policing, examining particular skills, and strength of women, between tradition
and new opportunities and offers possibilities for international networking for
women.
13–17 May
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Legal and illegal drugs
– methods and approaches to prevent
and prosecute drug-abusers in Europe.
The seminar will focus on
developments in drugs and drug scenes, presents successful preventive
measures in Europe.
(A seminar for young police officers preferably up to age 35 years).
15–19 July
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Political extremism
–
a social phenomenon - the seminar deals
with contents, phenomenology and objectives of political extremism, the
political and police methods to face extremism in European comparison.
7–11 October
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Child Protection in European societies
.
This seminar deals
with reporting on responsibilities of carers, safety on the internet, domestic
violence etc. - and on responsibilities and opportunities of social work and
police.
18–22 November
—
Civil rights - civil security.
A seminar, which
demonstrates modern methods of surveillance, the risk and limitation in
public spaces and looks at monitoring versus personal freedom.
25–29 November
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Missing!
– the phenomenon of missing people in modern
European Society.
This seminar examines the psychological and social effects
of temporarily or permanently missing people in modern societies, as well as
different methods to investigation.
2–6 December
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Police Missions.
A seminar about concepts, objectives and
experiences – preparation and evaluation of support of police – and answers
to the question if police missions are instruments of development policy?
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