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Next Generation Talent Managementf disease between non-human animals and people (Swift et al., 2007), threatens endangered species with extinction (Bouché et al., 2010), and has been connected to other forms of crime, such as weapons and drugs smuggling (Ayling, 2013; South and Wyatt, 2011). Consequently there has been a growing de

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Next Generation Transport Networksto raise public awareness of the problematic consequences that are entailed in the ‘normalized’ and commercialized representation, use and abuse (not least the trafficking) of primates (see also Sollund and Wyatt in Westerhuis et al., 2013) for the ‘entertainment’ of humans. The advert was produced

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,Introduction: Critical Green Criminology — An Agenda for Change, of Criminology and Sociology of Law at the University of Oslo, Norway, in September 2013. The event marked the 40th anniversary of this important criminology group, which for over four decades has influenced European and international criminology, and not the least what is usually referred to as ‘c

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State-Corporate Environmental Harms and Paradoxical Interventions: Thoughts in Honour of Stanley Cowhich these acts and omissions, their impacts and consequences (discussed further below), have been routinely ignored, overlooked, excused or simply denied. In various influential works, such as his 1993 article, ‘Human rights and crimes of the state: The culture of denial’, his 1985 book, ., and hi

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Looking into the Abyss: Bangladesh, Critical Criminology and Globalization,aked’ national election where the ruling Awami League ‘romped to victory’. The election followed a tumultuous 2013 and had been boycotted by the opposition alliance parties, which had called their supporters onto the streets in the tradition of ‘hartals’ (politically motivated strikes that are desig

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,‘Creative Destruction’ and the Economy of Waste,ng been ‘indirect’ in nature.. The real criminological object of study in past decades was how organized and white-collar individuals operated in illicit businesses that had an environmental impact — for instance, companies related to garbage disposal or the construction industry. The former activit

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Agribusiness, Governments and Food Crime: A Critical Perspective,n, corporatization and neoliberalization have drastically reformed the modern practices of the food industry, as well as the regulations which govern them. Recognizing this context, Hazel Croall introduced the concept of food crime some years ago, defining it as the ‘many crimes that are involved in