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Revisiting Rosa: Eco-Bio-Genocide, Drug Wars, and Southern Green Criminologyijuana), and, second, harms and crimes affecting the environment (and by obvious extension, human and non-human populations that suffer as a result). For the purpose of connecting these thoughts to a southern green criminology, the chapter revisits a classic work by Rosa del Olmo (1937–2000). The ai

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Colonialism, Knowledge, and the White Man’s Burdencriminology in that the exploitation of natural resources and people largely hinges upon and stems from the colonial project. The chapter explores these issues through discussion of the topics of identity (and its multiple dimensions) and knowledge (in its varied dimensions). As part of this, it exa

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Ger J. van der Vusse,Robert S. Reneman of wealth from extractive projects. This chapter asks who profits from the mass extraction of Turkey’s natural resources and who challenges green crime and victimization. Taking a Southern approach to green crime, this chapter shows how interactions between international and national corporations,

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To Myelinate or Not to Myelinate?evelopment, and public service. However, the increase in violent aggression against Indigenous conservationists by various economic sectors has profoundly impacted the dispositions for environmental conservation in Mexico in recent years. Through the Southern Green Criminology perspective, this stud

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Criteria for Steps to Higher Energies,. While much of the contestation between these tea estates and communities in the district has been over land, water is another resource whose control appears to be a potential future contestation. Building on his fieldwork in Mulanje District, the author highlights how the control of water in the d

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Alain Schmitt,Klaus Atzwanger,Katrin Sch?ferer fictionalised in film or demonised in the media, in both instances either misunderstood or politicised for powerful and economic gain. Moreover, government interests premised on tourist dollars and re-election mandates dictate policies of ‘catch and kill’, rather than educational approaches that

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-99112-6i-billion dollar open-pit coal mining project in Phulbari, a region known for its significant ecological diversity. The proposed project would have affected a hundred villages, impacted Indigenous communities, dispossessed hundreds of thousands, harmed the environment, and distressed thousands of ac

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Relativistic Heavy Ion Collisions,us on the specific characteristics of environmental victimisation in Southern countries and how alternative dispute resolution mechanisms should be structured to properly repair human and non-human harms. Considering this gap in the literature, this chapter examines the challenges and limits of appl