Green crime Flashcards
Nigel South defining green crime
crime against the environment
beck- global risk society
risks in the modern era “man made”. eg global warming
risk consciousness
increased anxieties among the population due to increased crime and movement of people
traditional criminology
unauthorized act or omission that violates the law
what theorist talks about “traditional criminology”
situ and emmons (2000)
green criminology
notion of harm rather than criminal law. oversteps boundaries of traditional criminology- new areas.
transgressive criminology
activities that cause harm rather than activities against the law.
anthropocentric
humans have the right to dominate nature and put economic growth before the environment
ecocentric
humans and environment are inderpendent- environmental harm hurts humans too
types of green crime
air pollution
deforestation
species decline and animal rights
water pollution
secondary crimes
flouting rules aimed at protecting the environment