Invited Talks & Lectures
Tangen, J (2019) 'Cui bono? Digirtal technology and the (further) securitsation of the anti-traffickign agenda' invited keynote speaker for Digitized Global Mobilities: The Role of Media and Digitization in the Security Approaches of the Refugee Crisis, Utrecht University: 3-4 June 2019
Tangen, J (2018) ‘Shaping the victim of human trafficking’, delivered to the De Montfort University #loveinternational Seminar, Berlin: 13 September 2018
Tangen, J (2017) ‘Digital Desistance’, invited paper for the HMPPS Professional Practice Forum: Social Media and Criminal Justice, HMP Newbold Revel, 12 December 2017
Tangen, J (2016) ‘Critical issues in human trafficking’ invited lecture for the Global Sex Trade module, BA Criminology & BA Sociology programmes, University of Leicester, 26 April 2016
Conference presentations & seminars
Sadique, K & Tangen, J (2018) ‘Experiential Learning as Transformative: Teaching about Genocide and Crimes of the State’, delivered to 18th Annual Conference of the European Society of Criminology [Crimes Against Humans and Crimes Against Humanity], Sarajevo, Bosnia-Herzegovina, University of Sarajevo 29th Aug-1st Sept 2018
Tangen, J (2018) ‘What is Digital Criminology?’, delivered to the British Society of Criminology Midlands Regional Group Seminar ‘Digital Criminology’, De Montfort University: 05 March 2018
Tangen, J (2017) ‘The role of credibility in constructing the ‘victim of trafficking’ status’, delivered to the British Sociological Association National Conference, University of Manchester: 04 April 2017
Tangen, J (2016) ‘The challenge of evidencing coercion and control in the assessment of domestic abuse perpetrators’ delivered to the Coercion and Control in the Commission of Sexual Violence and Domestic Violence and Abuse Conference, De Montfort University: 11 November 2016
Tangen, J (2016) ‘Bodies, voices and credibility: Instability in the construction of the victim of trafficking status’ delivered to BSA Early Career Forum Conference ‘Embodied Citizenship: Mediating the State through the Self’, University of Nottingham: 18 January 2016
Tangen, J (2013) ‘Business as usual? The conflict between institutional structures and policy priorities in the field of human trafficking’ delivered to the Enquire Postgraduate Conference 2013, University of Nottingham: 10-11 September 2013
Tangen, J (2013) ‘Human trafficking, Article 26 and the possibility of world citizenship’ delivered to the BSA Regional Conference: Citizenship and Belonging: A Postgraduate Conference, University of Nottingham: 25 & 26 March 2013.