KRIM2960/4960
Literature (747p)
Aaltola, Elisa (2012) Differing philosophies: Criminalization and the stop Huntington animal cruelty debate. In In Ellefsen, Rune, Sollund Ragnhild og Guri Larsen: Eco-global Crimes.pp157-181, 24 p.
Benton, T. (1998). Rights and justice on a shared planet: More rights or new relations?. Theoretical Criminology, 2(2), 149-175. 26 pages
Beirne, Piers (1999): "For a Non-speciesist Criminology: Animal Abuse as an Object of Study" Criminology 37(1), 117-148. 31 s.
Beirne, Piers (2007): "Animal rights, animal abuse and green criminology." In: Issues in Green Criminology. Confronting harms against environment, humanity and other animals. Willan Publishing, 55-83. 25 pages.
Boekhout van Solinge, T. and Kuijpers, K. (2013) 'The Amazon Rainforest: A green criminological perspective'. In South, N. and Brisman, A. (eds). Routledge International Handbook of Green Criminology. London: Routledge: 199-213.14 s. [K]
Boekhout van Solinge, T (2008) Crime, conflict and Ecology in Africa. In: Sollund, R (2008) Global Harms. Ecological Crime and Speciesism (2008). New York: Nova Science Publishers, Inc, p. 13-35, 20 s.
Boekhout van Solinge, T (2008). The land of the Orangutan an the bird of paradise under threat. In: Sollund, R (2008) Global Harms. Ecological Crime and Speciesism (2008). p. 51-71 20 s.
Ellefsen, Rune (2012): "Green Movements as Threats to Order and Economy: Animal Activists Repressed in Austria and Beyond." In Ellefsen, Rune, Sollund Ragnhild og Guri Larsen: Eco-global Crimes. P. 181-205, Ashgate. 24 s.
Ellefsen, Rune. 2016. “Judicial Opportunities and the Death of SHAC: Legal Repression Along a Cycle of Contention.” In: Social Movement Studies: Journal of Social, Cultural and Political (14 s).
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Mol, Hanneke (2014): “’A Gift from the Tropics to the World’: Power, Harm, and Palm Oil.” I Westerhuis, Walters (eds.): Emerging Issues in Green Criminology. Palgrave, 242-260. 18 s.
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Potter, Gary (2013) Justifying ‘green’ criminology: “Values and ‘taking sides’ in an ecologically informed social science”, In Values in criminology and community justice Cowburn, Malcolm Duggan, Marian Robinson, Anne, Senior Paul (eds) p. 125-143, 18 pages [K]
Rodriguez Goyes , David and Nigel South (2015): Land-Grabs, Bio-Piracy and the Inversion of Justice in Colombia. In: British journal of Criminology, 24 pages.
Rodriguez Goyes, David (2015): "Denying the Harms of Animal Abductions for Biomedical Research." In: Sollund, R ( ed) Green harms and crimes. Critical criminology in a changing world. London: Palgrave. p, 170-189. 19 pages.
International journal for crime, justice and social democracy Vol 3(2), 2014: Introduction, (Wyatt, Beirne, South 4 pages, Articles by Nigel South, pp5-20, 15 pages), Avi Brisman, p. 21-34 (13 pages), Piers Beirne, p.49-66 (17 pages), Lieselot Bisschop, p.81-95 (14 pages)
Ruggiero, V (2015): "Creative Destruction’ and the Economy of Waste." In: Green harms and crimes. Critical criminology in a changing world. London: Palgrave. 79-97.
Sollund, R (2015): "Introduction: Critical Green Criminology: An Agenda for Change." In: Green harms and crimes. Critical criminology in a changing world. London: Palgrave, 1-27 .
Sollund, Ragnhild (2015): "The illegal wildlife trade from a Norwegian outlook: Tendencies in practices and law enforcement." In: Green harms and crimes. Critical criminology in a changing world. London: Palgrave, 147-170.
Sollund, Ragnhild (2012): "Speciesism as Doxic Practice Versus Valuing Difference and Plurality." I Ellefsen, Sollund, Larsen: Eco-global Crimes, ss. 91-115 Ashgate, 19 s.
Sollund, Ragnhild (2013): “Animal Trafficking and Trade: Abuse and Species Injustice”. In: Walters, Westerhuis, Wyatt (eds.): Emerging Issues in Green Criminology. Palgrave, 72-92. 20 s.
Sollund, R. (2011): "Expressions of speciesism: the effects of keeping companion animals on animal abuse, animal trafficking and species decline." In: Crime, Law and Social Change, 55(5), 437-451.
South, Nigel (2007): "The Corporate Colonisation of Nature: Bio-Prospecting, Bio-Piracy and the Development of Green Criminology." In: Beirne and South (Ed). Issues in Green Criminology: Confronting Harms Against Environments, Humanity and Other Animals. Willan, Devon, 230-247. 17 pages.
Stretesky, Paul B., Michael Long and Michael Lynch. 2013: "Treadmill of Production for Green Criminology." Pp. 19-38 in Treadmill of Crime. Routledge, Abingdon. 19 pages.
Stretesky, Paul B., Michael Long and Michael Lynch. 2013: "Crimes of Ecological Withdrawals." Pp. 38-66 in Treadmill of Crime. Routledge, Abingdon. 28 pages
Walters, Reece (2013): "Air Crimes and Atmospheric Justice." I South, Nigel, Brisman Avi (ed): Routledge International Handbook of Green Criminology. 15 pages. [K]
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Wyatt, T. (2014) 'The Illegal Timber Trade in the Russian Far East: An Organized Crime?' Crime, Law and Social Change. 61: 15-35, 20 pages
Wyatt, T. (2013). Wildlife trafficking: a Deconstruction of the Crime, the Victims and the Offenders. Palgrave, London. 2013; chapter 2, 3,4: p. 17-82, 65 pages
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