Theorising Green Criminology
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Theorising Green Criminology
Selected Essays
White, Rob
Taylor & Francis Ltd
09/2021
288
Mole
Inglês
9780367776114
15 a 20 dias
417
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1.Theory, Research and Practice in Green Criminology Part 1: Theory and Concepts 2.The Conceptual Contours of Green Criminology 3.Critical Green Criminology 4.Ecocentrism and Criminal Justice 5.Ecocide and the Carbon Crimes of the Powerful 6.Climate Change and Paradoxical Harm Part 2: Knowing and Valuing 7.Green Criminology and the Non-Human Victim 8.Indigenous Communities, Environmental Protection and Restorative Justice 9.The Four Ways of Eco-Global Criminology 10.Researching Transnational Environmental Harm: Toward an Eco-Global Criminology 11.Depleted Uranium, State Crime and the Politics of Knowing Part 3: Responding and Acting 12.Reparative Justice, Environmental Crime and Penalties for the Powerful 13.NGO Engagement in Environmental Law Enforcement: Critical Reflections 14.Environmental Harm, Ecological Citizenship and Transnational Environmental Activism 15.Environmental Insecurity and Fortress Mentality 16.Eco-Justice and the Moral Fissures of Green Criminology
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Green Criminology;Rob White;Theorising Green Criminology;Environmental Harm;Eco-Justice;Environmental Crime;Environmental law enforcement;Non-human Animals;Wildlife trafficking;Eco-global Criminology;Pollution;Climate Change;Environmental Issues;Biodiversity;Restorative Justice;Threats to biodiversity;Wild Rivers;Extinction of species;Nonhuman Animals;Theories of green criminology;Transnational Environmental Crime;Critical Green Criminologist;Environmental harms;Environmental Victims;Criminological theory;Eco-justice Perspective;Environment and Sustainability Studies;Species Justice;Whanganui River;Ecological Citizenship;Illegal Fishing;NSW Land;Energy Sources;Environment Court;Reparative Justice
1.Theory, Research and Practice in Green Criminology Part 1: Theory and Concepts 2.The Conceptual Contours of Green Criminology 3.Critical Green Criminology 4.Ecocentrism and Criminal Justice 5.Ecocide and the Carbon Crimes of the Powerful 6.Climate Change and Paradoxical Harm Part 2: Knowing and Valuing 7.Green Criminology and the Non-Human Victim 8.Indigenous Communities, Environmental Protection and Restorative Justice 9.The Four Ways of Eco-Global Criminology 10.Researching Transnational Environmental Harm: Toward an Eco-Global Criminology 11.Depleted Uranium, State Crime and the Politics of Knowing Part 3: Responding and Acting 12.Reparative Justice, Environmental Crime and Penalties for the Powerful 13.NGO Engagement in Environmental Law Enforcement: Critical Reflections 14.Environmental Harm, Ecological Citizenship and Transnational Environmental Activism 15.Environmental Insecurity and Fortress Mentality 16.Eco-Justice and the Moral Fissures of Green Criminology
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Green Criminology;Rob White;Theorising Green Criminology;Environmental Harm;Eco-Justice;Environmental Crime;Environmental law enforcement;Non-human Animals;Wildlife trafficking;Eco-global Criminology;Pollution;Climate Change;Environmental Issues;Biodiversity;Restorative Justice;Threats to biodiversity;Wild Rivers;Extinction of species;Nonhuman Animals;Theories of green criminology;Transnational Environmental Crime;Critical Green Criminologist;Environmental harms;Environmental Victims;Criminological theory;Eco-justice Perspective;Environment and Sustainability Studies;Species Justice;Whanganui River;Ecological Citizenship;Illegal Fishing;NSW Land;Energy Sources;Environment Court;Reparative Justice
