Titlebook: Emerging Issues in Green Criminology; Exploring Power, Jus Reece Walters (Assistant Dean),Diane Solomon Weste Book 2013 Palgrave Macmillan,

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Victims of Environmental Harms and Their Role in National and International Justiceironmental degradation (White, 2008). Researchers in the field that has been variably labelled ‘conservation criminology’ (Gibbs et al., 2010), ‘eco-critical criminology’ (Lynch and Stretesky, 2007), and, more recently, ‘green criminology’ (Ruggiero and South, 2010) have made steady progress towards

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The Local Context of Transnational Wildlife Trafficking: The Heathrow Animal Reception Centreuthority; it also explores issues of harm and justice that arise from wildlife trafficking. Data were obtained by speaking with HARC staff and touring the facility, as well as by interviewing a CITES enforcement officer. The information gathered provides context as to how the transnational green cri

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-90-481-2309-4uthority; it also explores issues of harm and justice that arise from wildlife trafficking. Data were obtained by speaking with HARC staff and touring the facility, as well as by interviewing a CITES enforcement officer. The information gathered provides context as to how the transnational green cri

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Stuti Bhagat,Divya Mehta,Sanjay Singhemic way of looking at the world but also a new global politics’. This includes an intellectual discourse that moves ‘beyond the narrow boundaries of traditional criminology and draws together political and practical action to shape public policy’ (South, 2010: 242). Green criminology continues to e