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Environmental crimes and harms: a green criminology approach and socio-legal challenges

, 2017
Nigel South
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Critical green criminology goes rural

Criminological Encounters, 2022
Introduction to special ...
Bombardi, Larissa, Di Ronco, Anna, Pali, Brunilda   +2 more
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Emerging Issues in Green Criminology: Exploring Power, Justice and Harm. By Reece Walters, Diane Westerhuis and Tanya Wyatt (Palgrave Macmillan, 2013, 265 pp. £24.00)Environmental Harm: An Eco-Justice Perspective. By Rob White (Policy Press, 2013, 216 pp. £70.00)Eco-Global Crimes: Contemporary Problems and Future Challenges. By Rune Ellefsen, Ragnild Sollund and Guri Larsen (Ashgate, 2012, 304 pp. £66.00)

British Journal of Criminology, 2014
John Lea
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Green crimes and environmental harms in the Latin American region

Inés Arroyo-Quiroz, José Luis Carpio-Domínguez, Jesús Ignacio Castro-Salazar   +2 more
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The PRC’s New Approach to Deterring Pangolin Crime and the Concept of Criminal Incidental Civil Public Interest Litigation

Journal of International Wildlife Law & Policy, 2023
Pangolin crime in the People’s Republic of China (PRC) is high due to the demand for pangolins as food and as a component of traditional medicine in Chinese culture, and the large financial benefits accrued by those involved in the illegal pangolin trade.
Ziying Liang
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Ecocide as an Environmental Crime: Urgency for Legal Reform in Indonesia

Journal of Law, Environmental and Justice
The increasing frequency and scale of environmental destruction in Indonesia, such as deforestation, mining disasters, and pollution of vital ecosystems, reveal the inadequacy of existing environmental criminal law to address crimes with transboundary ...
Gregorius Widiartana, V. Setyawan, Ariesta Wibisono Anditya   +2 more
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The European Union Environmental Crime Directive 2024: The construction of an autonomous legal framework for the repression of environmental crimes within the European Union

Environmental Law Review
Directive (European Union (EU)) 2024/1203 establishes a harmonized legal framework for prosecuting environmental crimes within the EU, closing regulatory loopholes and enhancing ecosystem protection. It defines environmental unlawfulness as a key element
Patient Mpunga-Biayi
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The Nexus Between Crime and Textiles: Exploring the Sustainability Strategies of Ghana’s Textile Industry Through the Lens of Routine Activity Theory

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This empirical study, based on Routine Activity Theory (RAT), aimed to explore the drivers behind environmental harm, the factors that contribute to the suitability of the environment as a target for ecological harm, and the strategies for promoting ...
Ronald Osei Mensah, Agyemang Frimpong, E. Bruce-Amartey Jnr., Richard Acquaye, L. Lamptey, D. Opoku   +5 more
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Charting Extraterritoriality: Jurisdiction, Corporate Conduct, and Environmental Harm

National Law School of India Review
Chimni’s TWAIL critique of the principle of jurisdiction, the subject of this symposium, implicates its development with the evolution of capitalism.
Kalika Mehta
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Corporate Crime and Efforts To Overcome It

International Journal of Law, Crime and Justice
Corporate Crime or what can be called a criminal act of corruption is a crime committed jointly where the impact can damage democracy, morality, harm state finances, violate the social and economic rights of the community. Nowadays, corporate development
Ismaidar Ismaidar, T. Riza Zarzani, Lindawati Br Surbakti   +2 more
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