CURRICULUM VITAE

ELRENA VAN DER SPUY

Dept of Public Law Tel: 00 27 21 650 2988/9Centre of Criminology Fax: 00 27 21 1 650 3790Faculty of Law University of Cape Town Rondebosch 7701South Africa

Mobile: Email:

00 27 828- 90- 9080Elrena.vanderSpuy@ uct.ac.za

Nationality: South AfricanMarital Status: MarriedLanguages: Afrikaans; English

2005 Ph.D. Humanities, UCT. Title: South African Police Reform in the 1990s: Internal Processes and External Influences.Supervisors: Prof. Dirk van Zyl Smit (UCT) and Prof. Nico Steytler (UWC).

1998 M.A. Sociology (Course work and short dissertation), cum laude, University of Stellenbosch.

1997 B.A.Hons Sociology, cum laude, University of Stellenbosch. 1976 B.A. University of Stellenbosch (Majors in Sociology and

Psychology).

Related Experience

2009-2010 Teaching Masters Modules in Security Management at WITS University.

2009 Public Security, Justice, and Rule of Law – Teaching of a Masters Module at PMDM, WITS, for Degree/Postgraduate Management Programme in the Field of Security

January 2008+ Participant in the development of a Summer School Programme for Doctoral students in Policing Studies with colleagues at the University of Bochum, Germany.

February 2005 Co-convenor of Staff Development Seminar Series, Police Accountability in the Commonwealth, Commonwealth Human Rights Initiative, Delhi, India.

February 2002 Visiting Scholar, Faculty of Law, Queens University, Belfast. May 1991 Visiting Scholar, Max Planck Institute for International and

Criminal Law, Freiburg, Germany.

I PERSONAL DETAILS

II ACADEMIC QUALIFICATIONS

June- Oct 1981 Attendance at University of Essex Summer School Research Programme. United Kingdom.

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2014- Head of Department, Public Law, UCT

2012- Professor, Law Faculty, UCT

2009- Deputy Dean, Post-Graduate Studies, Faculty of Law, UCT

January 2007 Associate Professor, Department of Criminal Justice, UCT.

July 2004-June 2006 Director, Institute of Criminology, University of

Cape Town. Jan 2000- June 2001 Head of Department of Criminology,

University of Cape Town.

January 2000- Director, Institute of Criminology, University of Cape Town. June 2002

1999-2006 Senior Lecturer, Department of Criminal Justice, University of Cape Town.

1997-8 Lecturer, Department of Criminology, UCT.

1981-1997 Lecturer, Department of Sociology, University of

Stellenbosch. July - December Temporary Lecturer, Department of

Sociology,1979 University of the Western Cape.

2010- Board Member of Centre of Social Science Research, Faculty of Humanities, UCT

2010- Board Member of Democratic Governance and Rights Unit, Faculty of Law, UCT

2009- Deputy Dean, School of Advanced Legal Studies, Faculty of Law, UCT

III ACADEMIC POSTS

IV PROFESSIONAL POSITIONS

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2009 External examiner, Department of Sociology, University of Pretoria, Masters Dissertation

2009 External examiner, Department of Sociology, University of Stellenbosch, Masters Dissertation

2009-11 Board Member of Centre for Justice and Crime Prevention

2007-8 African Sub-Editor of Editorial Committee, Police Practice and Research

2008 Board Member of Centre for Justice and Crime Prevention (IJCP), Cape Town.

2007-8 Board Member of Centre for Social Science Research (CSSR) UCT.

2007 to present External examiner, Department of Criminology, University of Kwa-Zulu Natal and for Crime prevention course, Wits Business School.

2006 External examiner, Department of Criminology, University of Kwazulu-Natal 2006 to present Member of NRF Rating Assessment Panel for Anthropology,

Development Studies, Sociology and Social Work.2003-4 Member of Editorial Committee, Society in Transition2004-5 Member of Editorial Committee, South African

Journal of Criminal Justice2002-6 Member of Standards Generating Body:

Criminology and Criminal Justice, South African Qualifications Authority

2002 External examiner, Department of Criminology, University of Pretoria. 2002/4 External examiner, Criminal Justice Programme, Faculty of

Law, University of Port Elizabeth2002-3 Board Member of Centre for Socio-Legal Studies, UCT. 2002-4 Board Member of Centre for Social Science Research, UCT.

Board Member of U Managing Conflict (UMAC), Cape Town.

1992-1993 Member of Council, Association for Sociology in South Africa 1987-1989 Member of Council, Association for Sociology in South Africa

June 2008- Member of Action for a Safe South Africa (ASSA)Jan 2006- Member of Steering Committee, African Policing

Civilian Oversight Forum (APCOF)July 2004-Jan 2008 Member of the South-South Co-operation for Determining

Best Practices for Crime Prevention in the Developing World Project funded by the UNODC, Vienna

January 2004-2006 Member of the Crime Prevention Alliance Research Network, South Africa

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August 2003- present Member of the African Security Dialogue Research Network (ASSN), Africa

2003-2006 Member of the Child Justice Alliance and Research Network, South Africa

June - Member of the Working Group Policing PrinciplesDecember 1997 involved in the compilation of the Draft White Paper for

Safety and SecurityJune 1992 - Member of Police Board set up in terms of National December 1994 Peace Accord, South Africa

VII PUBLICATIONS, REPORTS, CONFERENCE PAPERS

Acting As Referee for National/ International Journals and Membership of Editorial Boards

Referee of journal articles

National Journal: South African Journal of Criminal Justice. African Sociological Review. International Journals: Policing and Society, Police Practice and Research, An International Journal of Police Strategies, Policing: An International Journal of Police Strategies and Management, Global Governance.

Review of Manuscripts

For Community Law Centre a review of Child Justice in Africa. 2004. For Van Schaik Publishers a review of Victimology in South Africa. 2005. For Routledge a review of manuscript proposal: Policing: Conceptualisation and Practices of Security. 2005.

Referee for National Research Foundation Rating Applications

Six applications reviewed. 2004-2010

Van der Spuy, E. and Tait,S. (eds). 2010. Cooperation and Accountability in the Cross-Border Policing of Southern Africa. African Policing Civilian Oversight Forum (APCOF) and the University of Cape Town.

Van der Spuy, E., Parmentier, S. and Dissel, A.(eds). 2007. Restorative Justice: Politics, Policies and Prospects. Cape Town: Juta Publishing.

Van der Spuy, E. and Dixon, B. (eds) 2004. Justice Gained? Crime and Crime control in South Africa’s transition. Cape Town: UCT Press. Pp. 1-265.

Van der Spuy, E. and Shearing, C. (2014) ‘Curbing the Killing Fields: Making South

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Africa Safer and Less Criminal’, in Rotberg, R. (ed.) Reconfiguring Mandela’s Legacy: South Africa’s Contested Future. Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science

Van der Spuy, E. 2012. ‘Crime and Justice in South Africa.’ In Oxford Bibliographies Online: Criminology. Ed. Richard Rosenfeld. New York: Oxford University Press.

Van der Spuy, E. 2011. 'Vigilantism’. In Johnson, K. & Jacobs, S. (eds) Encyclopedia of South Africa. Lynne Rienner.

Van der Spuy, E. and Berg, J. 2010. ‘Challenges for the Good Governance of Security in the African Context’. In Idriss, M., Jendly, M., Karn, J. & M. Mulone (Eds) International Report on Crime Prevention and Community Safety: Trends and Perspectives, 2010. Montreal: International Centre for the Prevention of Crime. pp. 123-125.

Van der Spuy, E. 2010. Police Co-operation in the Context of Peacebuilding: observations from African Quarters. In Lemieux, F. International Police Co-operation: Emerging Issues, Theory and Practice. Willan.

2009. Interview with Director Jeremy Veary. In Das, D. & O. Marenin (eds) Trends in Policing: Interviews with Police Leaders across the globe: Views from within. Published in collaboration with Police Practice and Research.

Van der Spuy, E. 2009. Transforming safety and security in Southern Africa: Some Trends and More Challenges. In Cawthra, G. (ed) Security Sector Reform in SADC. Wits University Press.

Van der Spuy, E. 2007. Managerialist pathways toward ‘good policing’: Observations from South Africa. In Sheptycki, J. & Goldsmith, A. (eds) Crafting Global Policing. Hart Publishers.

Van der Spuy, E. 2004. The making of South African policing studies. In Dixon, B. & van der Spuy, E. (eds) Justice Gained? Crime and Crime control in South Africa’s transition. Cape Town: UCT Press. London: Willan Publishers. Pp.193-226.

Van der Spuy, E. and Van Zyl Smit, D. Importing criminological ideas in a new democracy: Recent South African experiences. In Newburn, T. and Sparks, R. (eds). 2004. Criminal Justice and Political Cultures. National and international dimensions of crime control. London: Willan Publishing. Pp. 184-207.

Van der Spuy, E., Schärf, W. and Lever, J. Youth Crime and Justice in South Africa. In Sumner, C. (ed). 2004. The Blackwell Companion to Criminology. Oxford: Blackwell. Pp. 162-180.

Van der Spuy, E. 2001. The emergence and transformation of civil monitoring of police power: Some trends from the Western Cape. In W. Schärf and D. Nina (eds). The other law: non-state ordering in South Africa. Wetton: Juta,.Pp. 169-187.

Van der Spuy, E. and Lever, J. Challenges Facing Democratic Policing in South Africa. In Das, Dilip K. & Marenin, Otwin (eds) Challenges of Policing Democracies A World Perspective. The Netherlands: Gordon and Breach Publishers, 2000. Pp.195-

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Van der Spuy, E. 1999. Crime and Punishment: A South African Saga. In Maharaj, G. (ed) Between Unity and Diversity: South Africa and the National Question. David Philip, Pp. 347-358.

Van der Spuy, E. 1999. Towards democratising Policing. In F. Nel & F. J. Bezuidenhout (eds.). Human rights for the Police. Juta & Co, Pp. 1-35.

Van der Spuy, E. 1990. Political Discourse and the History of the South African Police. In D. Hanssen & D. van Zyl Smit (eds.), Towards Justice: Crime and State Control in South Africa. Cape Town, Oxford University Press, Pp. 85-105.

Van der Spuy, E.(2014) ‘Insider views on the Judicial Inspectorate for Correctional Services’ South African Crime Quarterly, Vol 48: 39-48.

Van der Spuy, E. (20130‘Autobiography of a special kind: Recent writings by and on the police in South Africa.’ South African Crime Quarterly, Vol 46: 13-22.

Hübschle, A. & van der Spuy, E. 2012. Organised Crime and Law Enforcement in Southern Africa: The Challenges Confronting Research. SADC Law Journal 2(2): 319-334.

Ward, C.L., Artz, L., Berg, J., Boonzaier, F., Crawford-Browne, S., Dawes, A., Foster, D.,Matzopoulos, R., Nicol, A., Seekings, J., van As, A. and E. van der Spuy (2012) ‘Violence, Violence Prevention, and Safety: A Research Agenda for South Africa’, SAMJ, 102(4):215-218.Van der Spuy, E. 2011. 'Police and the Policing of Conflict Reflections from Africa', African Security Review, 20(4): 1-4.

Van der Spuy, E. 2011. 'Policing Beyond the Domestic Sphere', African Security Review, 20(4): 34-44.

Van der Spuy, E. and Lever, J. 2010. Crime Prevention and Community in Africa. Global Consortium on Security Transformation. Working Paper Series (6).

Van der Spuy, E. 2009. Police cooperation in the Southern African Region: Politics and Practicalities. Crime Law and Social Change. 51:243-259.

Van der Spuy, E. 2009. What is SAPS 'doing' in Kinshasa? Exploring the dynamics of South-South police building. South African Journal of Criminal Justice 22(2): 194-212.

Van der Spuy, E. 2009. Police cooperation in the Southern African Region: Politics and Practicalities. Crime Law and Social Change. 51:243-259.

Van der Spuy, E. 2008. ‘The National Peace Accord and Police Reform in South Africa: The Role of the Police Board as an Interim Policy Mechanism, 1992-4. Journal for Contemporary History.

Van der Spuy, E. 2007. Police reform in Africa: Theory, Policy and Practice in the Making? South African Journal of Criminal Justice, (no.3)

Van der Spuy, E. 2005. International assistance and local pressures in the reform of policing: The case of the Eastern Cape. South African Review of Sociology, 36 (2): 191-207.

7.3 Journal articles

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Van der Spuy, E., Marais, S. and Röntsch, R. 2002. Crime and violence in the workplace: Effects on Health Care Workers. Part II. Injury and Safety Monitor, 1(1): pp. 8-12.

Van der Spuy, E., Röntsh, R. and Marais, S. 2000. Crime and Violence in the workplace - Effects on Health workers. Trauma Review 8(2): 8-12.

Van der Spuy, E. 2000. Foreign donor assistance and policing reform in South Africa. Policing and Society 10: 343-366.

Van der Spuy, E. 1997. Regionalism in Policing: From lessons in Europe to Developments in Southern Africa. African Security Review, 6 (6): 46-53.

Van der Spuy, E. 1993. Transforming the Police; Policing the Transformation. South African Sociological Review, 6 (1): 66-76.

Van der Spuy, E. 1989. Recent Trends in Police Studies. South African Sociological Review, 2 (1).

Van der Spuy, E. 1989. Literature on the Police in South Africa: An Historical Perspective, Acta Juridica, pp. 262-291.

Van der Spuy, E. Book Review of Cape Town after Apartheid: Crime and Governance in the Divided City by Tony Roshan Samara. African Affairs, 111: 500-502, 2012.

Van der Spuy, E. Book Review of Transforming the Robocops: Changing Police in South Africa by Monique Marks and The Dirty Work of Democracy by Antony Altbeker, British Journal of Criminology, 46: 2006.

Van der Spuy, E. Book Review of Crime and Policing in Post-Apartheid South Africa by Mark Shaw (ed). Journal of Asian and African Studies, 40(5): 2005.

Van der Spuy, E. Book Review of Crime Wave by Jonny Steinberg (ed). African Security Review 10(4): 2002.

Van der Spuy, E. Book Review of Transnationalism and Policing by James Sheptycki (ed) Transformation 49, 2002.

Van der Spuy, E. Book Review of Gangs, rituals and rites of passage by Don Pinnock & Dudu Douglas-Hamilton in African Sociological Review, 2, 1 1998.

Van der Spuy, E. Book Review of Policing the Conflict in South Africa by Mathews, M.L. Heymann, P.O.B. & S. Mathews (eds) in International Criminal Justice Review, 5, 1995.

Van der Spuy, E. Book Review of Portraits of Courage by D H Russell, Social Dynamics, 1992.

Van der Spuy, E. Book Review Inside the RUC: Routine Policing in a Divided Society by John Brewer, South African Sociological Review, 5, 1, 1992.

7.4.1 Book Reviews

7.4.2 Peer Review of Articles

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South African Netherlands Research Program on Alternatives to Development (SANPAD) Reviews

Police Practice and ResearchEnvironment and PlanningScientia Militia: South African Journal of Military StudiesJournal of International Development

Chloe McGrath and Elrena van der Spuy 2014. “Hier kom the Judge se manne” The Judicial Inspectorate of Correctional Services: A view from the inside. Pp.1-68.

John-Paul Banchani and Elrena van der Spuy ‘Bibliography on police and policing research in South Africa, 2000-2012’ published on line by the Institute of Security Studies, February 2014.

Van der Spuy, E., Lue-Dugmore, M. and Röntsch,R. 2008. Challenges Confronting Social Crime Prevention within the Cape Town Metropolitan Police Department. Rondebosch: Centre of Criminology, University of Cape Town. 2008.

Van der Spuy, E. South-South Cooperation in Police Building: The case of South Africa. 2008. Rondebosch: Centre of Criminology, University of Cape Town

Van der Spuy, E. and Rontsch, R. ‘Police and Crime Prevention in Africa: A Brief Appraisal of Structures, Policies and Practices’ Report submitted to the International Centre for the Prevention of Crime, Montreal, Canada. October 2007. Pp 1-89.

Van der Spuy, E. and Rauch, J. ‘Recent Experiments in Police Reform in Post-Conflict Africa: A Review’ Report submitted to IDASA and Japanese International Cooperation Aid (JICA), October 2006. pp 1-165.

Van der Spuy, E. ‘Co-ordination of Official Donor Assistance: Reflections from the field of crime prevention and drug control’.2003. Report prepared for United Nations Centre for International Crime Prevention, Office for Drugs and Crime, Pretoria. pp.1-33.

Van der Spuy, E. and Lever, J. ‘Southern Africa: Towards a Strategic Programme Framework for Crime and Drugs’. Report prepared for the United Nations, Office for Drugs and Crime, Pretoria, 2002 pp.1-35.

Van der Spuy, E . and Röntsch, R. ‘Human Rights Training to Public Servants in the Province of the Free State, South Africa - An evaluation.’ Report submitted to Raoul Wallenberg Institute, Sweden, June 1999. pp. 1-41.

Van der Spuy, E. ‘Security initiatives: International and regional co-operation.’ Position paper submitted to National Crime Prevention Strategy (NCPS) Review Team, CSVR, June 1999. pp.1-6.

7.5 Research Reports and Evaluation Reports

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Van der Spuy, E. and Brown, S. ‘Human Rights Policing for Station Commissioners: A review of Training for the South African Police Service, Northern Province, 1996-1997’. Raoul Wallenberg Institute of Human Rights and Humanitarian Law, Lund, Sweden. Report no 28 . pp. 1-42.

Van der Spuy, E. ‘Transnationalism in Policing: A Report on Recent Developments’.1997. Occasional Paper, Institute of Criminology, December. Pp. 1-52.

Van der Spuy, E., Geerlings, J. and Singh, A-M. ‘An Inventory of Donor Assistance to Crime Prevention and Criminal Justice Reform South Africa 1994-1998’. Evaluation Report submitted to the United Nations Development Programme and National Crime Prevention Secretariat, May 1998. pp.1-80.

Van der Spuy, E., Schärf, Borman, Smit et al ‘Recent Reforms in Basic Police Training - A Background Document’. 1996 Training Evaluation Group Final Evaluation Report. Pilot Basic Level Training Programme SAP(S), 1995. Evaluation Report submitted to the Office of Development Administration (ODA), United Kingdom. pp. 1-120.

‘Van der Spuy, E. Looking from the Inside: Views of Field Training Managers on the FTP.’ Training Evaluation Group Final Evaluation Report. Pilot Basic Level Training Programme SAP(S). 1995. Evaluation Report submitted to ODA, United Kingdom. pp.1-12.

Van der Spuy, E. ‘The Role of the International Policing Community in the Reform of SAP(S) Basic Police Training.’ Training Evaluation Group Final Evaluation Report. Pilot Basic Level Training Programme SAP(S). 1995. Evaluation Report submitted to ODA, United Kingdom. pp. 1-15.

Van der Spuy, E., Kellerman, A. and Van Aswegen, F. 1996. Basic Needs Survey Stellenbosch 1995. Department of Sociology, University of Stellenbosch. pp. 1-137.

Van der Spuy, E. and Winslow, T. ‘Recommendations for Improving Community Visitor Schemes in South Africa’ July 1995 Discussion document submitted to the Ministry of Safety and Security pp. 1-12.

Van der Spuy, E. ‘German Police in the Context of Unification’, 1991. Research Report to IDASA. Pp. 1-12.

‘Van der Spuy, E. The Police and Policing in Northern Ireland: Some Recent Material’, Research Report to Institute for a Democratic Alternative (IDASA), June 1991 pp.1-14.

‘Van der Spuy, E. Tolerance and Policing: The Case of the Netherlands’, Research Report to Institute for a Democratic Alternative (IDASA), April 1991 pp.1-17.

Van der Spuy, E. ‘Contemporary Debates in British Policing’, Research Report to IDASA, March 1991. pp.1-30.

Van der Spuy, E. ‘Some recent developments in criminological theory’ 1984 Report to Human Sciences Research Council pp. 1-40.

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‘Police and Police Reform in South Africa after 1990’ Commonwealth Human Rights Initiative Newsletter Spring, 2005.

‘The deviant other: From Stigmatisation to Normalisation?’ Imbizo, 4, 1996.

‘Guest Editorial’ in Track Two, March 1996.

‘Comments in Lieu of Book Review’ Imbizo, 1, 1996.

‘Community policing in South Africa: A Comment’ Imbizo, 2, 1995.

‘Challenges facing policing research in South Africa’ Servamus, 1995.

‘Whereto with community policing in post-Apartheid South Africa?’ Indicator SA: Crime and Conflict No 3, 1995.

‘Community Policing - Spreading the new SAP gospel’ Track Two November 1993.

Van der Spuy, E. 2012 “The Policing of Counter-Insurgency: Memories from the Apartheid Past”. IPES Symposium, New York, 6-9 August 2012.

Van der Spuy, E. 2012. “The Rise and Decline of Community-based Mobilisation against Crime in the new South Africa: The Case of the Western Cape Anti-crime forum. ISS 3rd International Conference: National and International Perspectives on Crime Reduction and Criminal Justice, Pretoria. 25 - 26 October 2012.

Van der Spuy, E. 2012. “Staking claims to ‘victimhood’? Police re-constructions of the past under Apartheid”. 14th International Symposium of the World Society of Victimology, The Hague. 20-24 May 2012.

Van der Spuy, E. Institute for Security Studies Conference: Towards a Coherent Strategy for Crime Reduction in South Africa Beyond 2010, Sandton, Johannesburg. 1-2 December 2010. The paper presented was “States of Exception”: The impact of the World Cup 2010 on the future of crime prevention in South Africa.

Van der Spuy, E. Conference on police reform in Francophone West Africa, Dakar, Senegal. 24 – 25 November 2010. APCOF.

Van der Spuy, E. The Crime Prevention Working Group of the Global Consortium on Security Transformation. University of Cape Town, Centre of Criminology. 3-4th November, 2010.

‘Van der Spuy, E. Crime Prevention During “States of Exception”. The Impact of the Western Cape 2010 on the Future of Crime Prevention in South Africa.’1st to 2nd Dec 2010. Institute for Security Studies Conference: Towards a Coherent Strategy for Crime Reduction in South Africa Beyond 2010, Sandton, Johannesburg

Van der Spuy, E. ‘Findings of Research Conducted on Women in Peacekeeping’. South African Gender Conference on Women in Peacekeeping Missions held

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15-17 November 2010 Sheraton Hotel, South Africa 15th -17th Nov 2010.

‘Van der Spuy, E. Mega Events and Crime Prevention: Lessons from South Africa Fifa World Cup 2010.’ 4th Nov 2010.

Van der Spuy, E. GDRI Final Conference: Governing Cities in Africa, Wallenberg Research Centre, University of Stellenbosch, 30 Nov, Dec 1-2 2009. Discussant of working group paper: “Contested Orders: negotiating urban security.”

Van der Spuy, E. United Nations Police Division Meeting on international police peacekeeping, Turin, Italy, 11-13 November 2009. Participant in Round table discussion organised by the Police Division policy and Development Section, Department of Peacekeeping Operations, UN.

Van der Spuy, E. Working Group on Crime Prevention organised by the Latin American Faculty of Social Sciences (FLACSO/GCST) in Santiago, Chile October 21-22 2009. The paper “Crime prevention and Community in Africa” by E van der Spuy and J Lever was presented.

Van der Spuy, E. DAAD Summer School Programme 23 August to 4 September 2009. Co-organiser and participant in the Summer School Programme, German Police University, Munster, Germany.

Van der Spuy, E. Public Security, Justice and Rule of Law - Teaching of a Masters module at PMDM, WITS for the Degree/Postgraduate Management Programme in the fields the field of Security. July 2009.

Crime Prevention in Africa: Trends and Challenges. Presentation to the Crime Prevention Expert Meeting organised by the UNODC in Berlin, Germany, July 2008. Invitation to attend from UNODC.

‘Van der Spuy, E. Reading South African police reform through the lens of policy convergence’. Paper delivered at Regional workshop: South African cities for Research Programme: Governing cities in Africa: law, local institutions and ur Van der Spuy, E. ban identifies since 1945. Stellenbosch, 16-17 November 2006.

Van der Spuy, E. ‘African experiments in police reform.’ Paper delivered at International Symposium on Police Labour Relations. Maseru Sun Hotel, Lesotho, 6-7 November 2006.

‘Van der Spuy, E. Recent Experiments in Police Reform in Africa: When (Foreign) Policy meets (Local) Practice.’ Paper to be delivered at Conference on ‘social Justice and Human Rights in the Era of Globalisation’ at Katholieke Universiteit, Leuven, Belgium, 21-22 August 2006.

Van der Spuy, E. ‘Reform of police training: Looking back’ Presentation to Portfolio Committee on Safety and Security at its Strategic Planning Workshop on Police Training, Stellenbosch, 14 March 2006.

‘Van der Spuy, E. Strengthening internal police complaints systems: Lessons from South Africa’ Presentation to National Workshop on Strengthening Police Internal Complaints Systems in Nigeria (Organized by Police Performance Monitoring Unit, Ministry of Police Affairs in collaboration with the CLEEN Foundation and with support from the Macarthur Foundation) Abuja, 26-29 June 2006.

Van der Spuy, E. ‘International developments in policing’ Paper delivered at Workshop on Transformation of Palestinian Police, organised by the Palestinian Council on Foreign Relations in cooperation with EUCOPPS, Gaza, 4-5 December 2005.

‘Van der Spuy, E. Aspects of Security Sector Reform in South Africa’ Presentation

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made at Expert Seminar in Brussels, organised by DFID and EU, 28 Nov 2005.

Van der Spuy, E. ‘Models of police accountability: South African debates’ Paper delivered at conference of the International Police Executive Symposium, Prague, 4-9 September 2005.

Van der Spuy, E. ‘Police and Police Reform in South Africa after 1990.’ Presentation delivered at the India International Centre, New Delhi, 19 January 2005.

Van der Spuy, E. ‘Aid and criminal justice reform.’ Panellist in Ad Hoc Special Session co-ordinated by the OECD-DAC Network on Evaluation Partnership in Development Cooperation at Third African Evaluation Association Conference, Cape Town, 4 Dec 2004.

Van der Spuy, E. ‘The changing fortunes of police accountability: Observations from South Africa’ Paper presented at the workshop on Security Sector governance in Africa, organised by African Security Dialogue and Research, Elmina, Ghana, 24-26 November 2003.

Van der Spuy, E. ‘Homicide in criminological perspective – Issues and Challenges’ Participant in Panel discussion organised by MRC- Unisa: Crime, Violence and Injury Lead Programme First Seminar Series titled National Injury Mortality Surveillance System, Bellville, 2 April 2003.

Van der Spuy, E. ‘Policing reform: Comparing Northern Ireland and South Africa’ Paper delivered at the Queens-UCT Link Workshop held at UCT, South Africa, 14-16 April 2003.

Van der Spuy, E. (with Van Zyl Smit, D.). ‘Importing criminological ideas in a new democracy: Recent South African experiences’. British Society of Criminology Conference. United Kingdom: Keele, July 2002.

‘Van der Spuy, E. Pinpointing the politics of violence: Reflections from the health sector.’ Paper presented at a Symposium on Violence and Trauma and the Health of the Nation, College of Medicine of South Africa, Cape Town: 16-17 May 2002.

Van der Spuy, E. ‘Crime and its Discontents: Recent South African Crime Control and Policing Responses.’ Paper delivered at the 15th Annual Conference of the Australian and New Zealand Society of Criminology, Melbourne, Australia, 2001.

‘Van der Spuy, E. Foreign Donor Assistance and Policing Reform in South Africa.’ Paper delivered at the South African Sociological Association Congress, Saldanha, SA Military Academy, 6-9 July 1999.

Van der Spuy, E. ‘International assistance in Aid of Policing Reform in South Africa, 1994-1999: A Critical Review.’ Paper delivered at the Twelfth Annual Meeting of the Academic Council of the United Nations System, New York, 16-18 June 1999.

Van der Spuy, E. ‘Strong on Policy but Weak on Delivery? Reflections on the National Crime Prevention Strategy South Africa, 1996-8.’ Address to International Faculty Development Seminar organised by the Council for International Educational Exchange and UWC, 10 June 1998.

Van der Spuy, E. ‘Reforming the criminal justice system: South Africa, 1990-1997.’ Paper delivered at the American Society of Criminology Conference, San Diego, USA 19-22 November 1997.

Van der Spuy, E. ‘Political transition and criminal justice reform in South Africa’. Paper delivered at the African Research Program, University of California, San Diego, USA. November 1997.

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Van der Spuy, E. ‘Regional police co-operation: lessons from Europe.’ First International Conference on Comparative Regional Security, ISS, Midrand, 1-3 July 1997.

Van der Spuy, E. ‘From little ad hoc assaults to systematic patterns of torture: Does lay visiting to police detainees make a difference?’ Paper delivered at International Symposium, Caring for Survivors of Torture, Cape Town, South Africa, 15-17 November 1995.

Van der Spuy, E. ‘Whereto with community policing in post-Apartheid South Africa?’ Paper delivered at conference: Community policing - The Way Forward organised by Policing Research Project and P & DM Wits, Midrand 19-20 August 1995.

Van der Spuy, E. ‘Civilian scrutiny of once forbidden territory: Reflections on lay visiting schemes to detainees in police custody, South Africa.’ Conference organised by IDASA on Civic Involvement in Correctional Services, Jan Smuts Holiday Inn, Jhb 17-18 March 1995.

Van der Spuy, E. ‘Challenges facing policing research in South Africa after Apartheid.’ Delivered at Workshop on Policing Research, SAP College, Pretoria, 2 February 1995.

Van der Spuy, E. (With Jeff Lever) ‘Students and the 1994 General Election: A Report from Stellenbosch and UWC’. Paper delivered at SASA Conference, Pietermaritzburg, 3-6 July 1994.

Van der Spuy, E. ‘Trends in the Development of Policing.’ Conference organised by IDASA on Policing the 1990s, Van der Bijl Park, October 1992.

Van der Spuy, E. ‘Policing the Police: the dynamics of monitoring in the Western Cape’. 22nd Annual Conference, ASSA, University of Pretoria, June 1992.

Van der Spuy, E. ‘Policing and the Politics of Transition in South Africa’. Guest Lecture, Criminal Justice Programme, Liverpool Polytechnic, U.K. February 1991.

Van der Spuy, E. ‘Policing the Eighties: Servamus et Servimus’. 19th Annual Conference, ASSA, University of the Witwatersrand, June 1988.

‘Van der Spuy, E. Order and Repression: Aspects of Policing in South Africa’. 17th Annual Conference, Association for Sociology in Southern Africa, University of Natal, Durban, June 1986.

(Van der Spuy, E. With A. Kritzinger) ‘Aspects of Sexual Discrimination at some South African Universities’, 16th Annual Conference, Association for Sociology in Southern Africa, University of Cape Town, June 1985.

2008 Co-researcher (with Röntsch and Lue) of ‘Social Crime Prevention Projects of Metropolice’, Cape Town City Council.

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October 2007 Co-researcher (with Ricky Röntsch) for the International Centre for the Prevention of Crime (ICPC), Montreal, Canada on ‘Police and Crime Prevention in Africa.’

May 2006 Co-researcher (with Janine Rauch) for IDASA and Japanese to March 2007 International Cooperating Agency (JICA) on African

Experiments in Police ReformConsultant for United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC), Regional Office in South Africa on Crime and Drug Trends in Southern Africa and Donor Assistance to Criminal Justice System in South Africa.

2002 Consultant to PriceWaterhouseCoopers and the Western Cape Department of Community Safety on the Western Cape Household Victim Survey

En IX2002 Member of Working Group, Petrol Stations and Safety Project, Human Science Research Council, HSRC, Cape Town.

2001 Evaluation of Gun Free South Africa for Open Society Foundation

1997-8 Consultant for United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime, Regional Office in South Africa

March 1995 - Member of the Training Evaluation Group (TEG) toJune 1996 conduct an evaluation of the Basic Training Pilot

Programme of the SAP(S) 1995.

Between 1997 and 2003 members of the Institute of Criminology had access to generous research funding from the Ford Foundation in particular. During this period supplementary funding was also received from the University Research Committee at UCT.

Grant from Open Society Foundation for a Project on The Role of SAPS in Africa, Amount 1997-08, R180 000.

(with Elaine Atkins) Grant from Open Society Foundation for Developing an African Police Research Resource Network, 1997, R90 000.

(With Julie Berg) Grant from Open Society Foundation for Developing a Website on Police Accountability in Africa, 1995-7, R80 000.

(with Wilfried Schärf, UCT) Grant from the National Research Foundation to conduct research into Non-state regulation of Conflict, 2002-4, R120 000.

(with Sandra Marais, MRC) Grant from National Research Foundation to undertake research into Crime and Violence in the Health Sector of the Western Cape, 2000-2, R80 000.

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Research Masters 1999Lillian Artz ‘Access to Justice for Rural Women’ Research Masters of Social Science in Criminology

2002Diane Jefthas, ‘Regulation, conflict and violence in the South African minibus-taxi industry: Observation from Western Cape , March 2002, Dissertation (Research Masters of Social Science in Criminology)

2006-9Vanessa Padayachee ‘Perpetrators of Intimate Partner Violence: The challenges confronting integrated and collaborative responses’

LLM/MPHIL Course work and mini-dissertation

supervision 2005Narelle Moses, ‘Protect us women: An examination of domestic violence policies in the SADC region’, LLMLara Davison, ‘An exploration of the notions and practices associated with criminal profiling and their relevance to mainstream criminology’, MPhilAngela Bonora, ‘Gated Life: Hout Bay as a Case Study’, M Phil

2007Jens Christian Keuthen, ‘The South African Prosecution Service: Linchpin of the South African Criminal Justice System?’ February 2007, LLMJames Scholes, ‘Illegal drugs (and in particular tik) and Criminal groups in Western Cape’, February 2007, MPhil

2008Justine Krige, ‘Textually active: An examination of the legal framework, enforcement and regulation of child pornography on the internet and mobile cellular phones in South Africa’ LLM

2008-9Juan Crous ‘The challenges confronting the National Prosecuting Authority in Safeguarding the Rights and Interests of Victims’Anton Slabbert ‘Transnationalism and policing: African Trends’ MPhil Craig Traub ‘Emotions and Punishment: The case of Capital Punishment’ MPhil

Honours research

papers 2003

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Gavin Luke, Schools, Drugs and Prevention: An Exploratory Study into the Drug Problem on School Property’, May 2003, Bachelor of Social Science Honours in Criminology

2004Ondria Curtin, ‘Eggs for Sale: The Global Business of Making Babies; An evaluation of the issues created through the commercialization of egg donations’, October 2004, Honours in Criminal Justice

Marcina Singh, ‘Confronting discipline in schools in sub economic Cape Town: The case for corporal punishment’, October 2004, Honours in Criminal JusticeThabo Khemisi, ‘The Police Oversight Mechanisms in African Countries: The Case of Lesotho, Malawi, Nigeria and South Africa’ November 2004, Honours in Criminal JusticeStephanie King, ‘Problematising the Phenomenon of Street Harassment’, October 2004, Honours in Criminal JusticeRavena Naidoo, ‘A Study of Child Sex Trafficking in South Africa’, 9 November 2004, Honours in Criminal JusticeAndrew Faull, ‘An Ethnographic exploration of constructions of difference in the organisational culture of a suburban South African Police Service station’, November 2004, Honours in CJ

2005Karen Graaff ‘A study on Conflict Resolution workshops in Western Cape Prisons’ 2006, Honours in Criminal JusticeAnton Slabbert Tamryn Zeeman

2006Lynn Fester, ‘Violence at a Cape Town High School: A qualitative case study of violence at Ned Doman High School’, February 2006, Honours in Criminology and Criminal JusticeSuzall Timm, ‘Views on and Experience of the use of Tik amongst a sample of Coloured Girls in Worcester’, February 2006, Honours in Criminology and Criminal JusticeEmmanuel Obert Maravanyika, ‘The Wild Wild Woolsack: A case study on the regulation of order and other contemporary issues within a University campus residence hostel’, 2006, Honours in Criminal Justice

2007Luke Lee Skywalker, ‘Coon Carnival Inside-out: Cultural or Criminal Heritage?’ October 2007, Honours in Criminal JusticeKate Gray Aschman, ‘A Study of Policy Responses to Sexual in South African Prisons’, November 2007, Honours in Criminal JusticeTariro Mutongwizo, ‘The Role of Prosecutors in Diversion: Challenges confronting prosecutors and the potential for reform’, November 2007, Honours in Criminal JusticeAdam Armstrong, ‘Street-Corner Security: A little story about nodal governance,

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November 2007, Honours in Criminal Justice