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Conveying environmental harms through music: some directions for green cultural criminology

This chapter contributes to the perspective of green-cultural criminology, which was pioneered by Nigel South and Avi Brisman with an agenda-setting article and a book published ten years ago (Brisman and South, 2013, 2014). Drawing on our previous work in Italy on the criminalised NoTap eco-justice movement and the environmental disaster of Casale ...
Di Ronco A, Natali L
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Merging of Green Criminology with Cultural Criminology and Confronting Environmental Crisis in Light of United Nations Actions

2020
Karimniya, Sahar, Moazami, Shahla, Bashiriyeh, Tahmoores   +2 more
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Earth–world–planet: Rural ecologies of horror and dark green criminology

Theoretical Criminology, 2020
Bill Mcclanahan
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Green Criminology and Environmental Crime: Criminology That Matters in the Age of Global Ecological Collapse

Journal of White Collar and Corporate Crime, 2020
Michael J Lynch
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Green Criminology: Capitalism, Green Crime and Justice, and Environmental Destruction

Annual Review of Criminology, 2022
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A green field for cultural criminology

2014
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Green cultural criminology: constructions of environmental harm, consumerism, and resistance to ecocide

Choice Reviews Online, 2014
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Introduction: greening criminology and connecting to the cultural

2014
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Cultural Criminology and Gender Consciousness

Feminist Criminology, 2016
Sara Salman
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Green criminology and native peoples: The treadmill of production and the killing of indigenous environmental activists

Theoretical Criminology, 2018
Michael J Lynch
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