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The Scandinavian Research Council for Criminology was established in 1962 by the Ministries of Justice in Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway and Sweden. The purpose of the Council is to further criminological research within the member countries and advise the Scandinavian governments and the Nordic Council on issues related to criminology.

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COUNCIL NEWS

27/03/12
NSfK's 54th Research Seminar in Iceland: Deadline for applications is 28 March

20/03/12
Extended deadline for applications: NSfK's 54th Research Seminar 2012 in Iceland

07/03/12
Open for applications: NSfK's 54th Research Seminar 2012 in Iceland

16/02/12
NSfK's 54th Research Seminar 2012 in Iceland

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GRANTS

NSfK Fellowship for 2012

Research Grants for 2012

Travel Grants

NORDISK KRIMINOLOGI

Nordisk Kriminologi is a monthly newsletter bringing the latest information in Scandinavian from the field of Criminology

Newsletter for April

Newsletter for March

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NEW RESEARCH

21/02/11
Misuse of Migrant Labour

The objective of the contact seminar "Misuse of Migrant Labour" was to increase the knowledge of misuse of migrant labour in the Nordic countries and to strengthen the exchange of information within and between these countries.

CONFERENCES

21/01/11
NSfKs Research Seminar 2012

The Scandinavian Research Council for Criminology's Research Seminar 2012 will be held in Selfoss, Iceland, on 6-9 May. The seminar is now open for application.