Week 131 Green criminology

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Week 13: Green criminology Preparation 1. Rob White (2010). Transnational Environmental Harm and Eco-Global Criminology. (Chapter 9 in S. Shoham, P. Knepper & M. Kett (Eds.), International Handbook of Criminology (pp. 231-257). CRC Press. Citation White, R. (2010). “Transnational environmental harm and eco-global criminology.” In Shoham, S., Knepper, P. & Kett, M. (Eds.), International Handbook of Criminology, Chapter 9, pp. 231-257. (Published 2010) Overview & Purpose ● White advances the field of eco-global criminology, emphasising how environmental harm transcends national boundaries and challenging traditional criminology’s focus on state-based crime and individual offenders. ● The chapter aims to define and conceptualise transnational environmental harm, critique conventional crime definitions, and propose a broader analytic lens that includes ecological harm and justice beyond human-only victims. ● The chapter is foundational for green criminology and environmental harm studies, bridging ecology, criminology and globalisation. Key Concepts & Content Eco-Global Criminology ● Eco-global criminology: a criminological perspective that emphasises the interrelation of the ecologica...