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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-10-3132-8 caused by human activity. Specifically, Southern green criminology has shown how the coloniality of knowledge limits the imagination when comprehending and analysing environmental harm, the victims, and the possibilities of justice. Considering that the criticism of retributive justice is part of a

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,Techniques for the?Forceps Procedure,ijuana), 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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The Sociocultural Basis for Innovationcriminology 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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Martin Middeke,Heinrich Holzgreveed using the concept of state–corporate crime. There is a focus on the modes of interaction of the interests of the different political and economic actors that converge in the generation of highly damaging negative effects.

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Alain Schmitt,Klaus Atzwanger,Katrin Sch?feremphasise the unique characteristics and ecologically essential contributions of .. This chapter utilizes innovative discourses in green and Southern criminology to examine the ways in which sharks are socially and political constructed as a human and economic risk to justify expensive, harmful, and unnecessary marine culling.

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The State-Corporate Crime of Extractive Industriesed using the concept of state–corporate crime. There is a focus on the modes of interaction of the interests of the different political and economic actors that converge in the generation of highly damaging negative effects.

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