Full Description
This edited collection brings together internationally renowned scholars to explore green criminology through the interdisciplinary lenses of power, harm and justice. The chapters provide innovative case study analyses from around the world that seek to advance theoretical, policy and practice discourses about environmental harm.
Contents
Introduction; Diane Solomon Westerhuis, Reece Walters and Tanya Wyatt PART I: CONCEPTS, PERSPECTIVES AND DIMENSIONS 1. The Conceptual Contours of Green Criminology; Rob White 2. Environmental Victimization and Conflict Resolution: A Case Study of E-waste; Lieselot Bisschop and Gudrun Vande Walle PART II: RIGHTS AND WRONGS 3. Resource Wealth, Power, Crime and Conflict; Avi Brisman and Nigel South 4. Animal Trafficking and Trade: Animal Abuse and Species Injustice; Ragnhild Sollund 5. Crime and the Commodification of Carbon; Reece Walters and Peter Martin 6.The Local Context of Transnational Wildlife Trafficking: the Heathrow Animal Reception Centre; Tanya Wyatt PART III: POLICING, REGULATION AND ENFORCEMENT 7. Shoot Horses Don't They? Policing Wildlife, Perspectives on Criminality in Wildlife Crime; Angus Nurse 8. Environmental Regulation in Chemical Corporations: Preliminary Results of a Case Study Research Environmental Regulation in Chemical Corporations: Preliminary Results of a Case Study Research; M.H.A. Kluin 9. The Uneven Geography of Environmental Enforcement INGOs: National Influence of Wealth on a Global Civil Society and Potential Implications for Ecological Disorganization; Paul B. Stretesky and Olga Knight 10. A Harm Analysis of Environmental Crime; Diane Solomon Westerhuis 11. Victims of Environmental Harms and their Role in National and International justice; Matthew Hall 12. 'A Gift from the Tropics to the World': Power, Harm, and Palm Oil; Hanneke Mol
