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*Barnett, H. (1999).The Land Ethic and Environmental Crime. Criminal Justice Policy Review , 10 | *Barnett, H. (1999).The Land Ethic and Environmental Crime. Criminal Justice Policy Review , 10 (2), 161-191. | ||
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*Beck, Ulrich: ''Risikogesellschaft. Auf dem Weg in eine andere Moderne''. Suhrkamp, Frankfurt a.M. 1986. ISBN 3-518-13326-8. | *Beck, Ulrich: ''Risikogesellschaft. Auf dem Weg in eine andere Moderne''. Suhrkamp, Frankfurt a.M. 1986. ISBN 3-518-13326-8. | ||
* Beirne, P. (2007). Animal rights, animal abuse and green criminology. In P. Beirne, & N. South, | * Beirne, P. (2007). Animal rights, animal abuse and green criminology. In P. Beirne, & N. South,Issues in Green Criminology: Confronting harms against environments, humanity and other animals (S.55-87). Uffculme: Willan Publishing. | ||
Issues in Green Criminology: Confronting harms against environments, humanity and other animals (S. | * Beirne, P., & South, N. (2007). Introduction: approaching green criminology . In P. Beirne, & N.South, Issues in Green Criminology. Confronting harms against environments, humanity and other animals. Uffculme: Willan Publishing. | ||
55-87). Uffculme: Willan Publishing. | * Benton, T. (1998). Rights and Justice on a Shared Planet:: More Rights or New Relations? Theoretical Criminology, 2 (2), 149-175. | ||
* Beirne, P., & South, N. (2007). Introduction: approaching green criminology . In P. Beirne, & N. | |||
South, Issues in Green Criminology. Confronting harms against environments, humanity and other | |||
animals. Uffculme: Willan Publishing. | |||
* Benton, T. (1998). Rights and Justice on a Shared Planet:: More Rights or New Relations? | |||
Theoretical Criminology , 2 (2), 149-175. | |||
*Carrabine, Eamonn et al. (2004), ''The Greening of Criminology'' (Chapter 17). In: Carrabine, Eamonn et al. (2004), ''Criminology – A Sociological Introduction'' (S. 313-330). London: Routledge. (siehe Weblinks) | *Carrabine, Eamonn et al. (2004), ''The Greening of Criminology'' (Chapter 17). In: Carrabine, Eamonn et al. (2004), ''Criminology – A Sociological Introduction'' (S. 313-330). London: Routledge. (siehe Weblinks) | ||
* de Prez, P. (2006). Excuses, Excuses: The Ritual Trivialisation of Environmental Prosecutions. In | * de Prez, P. (2006). Excuses, Excuses: The Ritual Trivialisation of Environmental Prosecutions. In N. South, & P. Beirne, Green Criminology (International library of criminology, criminal justice and penology. Second series) (S. 395-409). London: Ashgate. | ||
N. South, & P. Beirne, Green Criminology (International library of criminology, criminal justice and | * Halsey, M. (1997). Environmental Crime: Towards an Eco-Human Rights Approach. Current Issues in Criminal Justice , 8 (3), S. 217-243. | ||
penology. Second series) (S. 395-409). London: Ashgate. | * Halsey, M. (1999). Environmental Discontinuities: The Production and Regulation of an Eco-experience. Criminal Justice Policy Review , 10 (2), 213-255. | ||
* Halsey, M. (1997). Environmental Crime: Towards an Eco-Human Rights Approach. Current Issues | * Halsey, M., & White, R. (1998). Crime, ecophilosophy and environmental harm. Theoretical Criminology, 2 (3), S. 345-371. | ||
in Criminal Justice , 8 (3), S. 217-243. | * Higgins, V., & Natalier, K. (2004). Governing Environmental Harms in A Risk Society. In White,R. [edt.], Controversies in Environmental Sociology (S. 77-91). Cambridge: Cambride University Press. | ||
* Halsey, M. (1999). Environmental Discontinuities: The Production and Regulation of an Eco- | * Lynch, M. J. (2006). The Greening of Criminology: A Perspective on the 1990's. In N. South, & P.Beirne, Green Criminology (International Library of Criminology, Criminal Justice and Penology - Second Series) (S. 165-171). London: Ashgate. | ||
experience. Criminal Justice Policy Review , 10 (2), 213-255. | * Lynch, M. J., & Stretesky, P. B. (2003). The meaning of green: Contrasting criminological perspectives. Theoretical Criminology , 7 (2), S. 217-238. | ||
* Halsey, M., & White, R. (1998). Crime, ecophilosophy and environmental harm. 2 (3), S. 345- | * Lynch, M. J., & Stretesky, P. (2007). Green criminology in the United States. In P. Beirne, & N.South, Issues in Green Criminology. Confronting harms against environments, humanity and other animals (S. 248-270). Uffculme: Willan Publishing. | ||
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* Higgins, V., & Natalier, K. (2004). Governing Environmental Harms in A Risk Society. In White, | |||
R. [edt.], Controversies in Environmental Sociology (S. 77-91). Cambridge: Cambride University | |||
Press. | |||
* Lynch, M. J. (2006). The Greening of Criminology: A Perspective on the 1990's. In N. South, & P. | |||
Beirne, Green Criminology (International Library of Criminology, Criminal Justice and Penology - | |||
Second Series) (S. 165-171). London: Ashgate. | |||
* Lynch, M. J., & Stretesky, P. B. (2003). The meaning of green: Contrasting criminological | |||
perspectives. Theoretical Criminology , 7 (2), S. 217-238. | |||
* Lynch, M. J., & Stretesky, P. (2007). Green criminology in the United States. In P. Beirne, & N. | |||
South, Issues in Green Criminology. Confronting harms against environments, humanity and other | |||
animals (S. 248-270). Uffculme: Willan Publishing. | |||
* Situ, Y., & Emmons, D. (2000). Criminal Law and the Environment. Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage. | * Situ, Y., & Emmons, D. (2000). Criminal Law and the Environment. Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage. | ||
* South, N. (1998). A green field of criminolgy? Theoretical Criminology , 2 (2), S. 211-233. | * South, N. (1998). A green field of criminolgy? Theoretical Criminology , 2 (2), S. 211-233. | ||
* Walters, R. (2006). Crime, Bio-Agriculture and the Exploitation of Hunger. The British Journal of | * Walters, R. (2006). Crime, Bio-Agriculture and the Exploitation of Hunger. The British Journal of Criminology (46), S. 26-45. | ||
Criminology (46), S. 26-45. | * Walters, R. (2007). Crime, regulation and radioactive waste in the United Kingdom. In P. Beirne,& N. South, Issues in Green Criminology: Confronting harms against environments, humanity and other animals (S. 186-206). Uffculme: Willian Pubishing. | ||
* Walters, R. (2007). Crime, regulation and radioactive waste in the United Kingdom. In P. Beirne, | * Walters, R. (2006). Eco-Crime. In E. Mc Laughlin, J. Muncie, E. Mc Laughlin, & J. Muncie [Hrsg.], The Sage Dictionary of Criminology (Second Edition Ausg., S. 146-148). London/Thousand | ||
& N. South, Issues in Green Criminology: Confronting harms against environments, humanity and other | Oaks/New Dehli: Sage. | ||
animals (S. 186-206). Uffculme: Willian Pubishing. | * White, R. (2004). Criminology, Social Regulation and Environmental Harm. In White, R [Hrsg.],Controversies in Environmental Sociology (S. 275-293). New York: Cambridge University Press. | ||
* Walters, R. (2006). Eco-Crime. In E. Mc Laughlin, J. Muncie, E. Mc Laughlin, & J. Muncie | * White, R. (2003). Environmental issues and the criminological imagination . Theoretical Criminology, 7 (4), S. 483-506. | ||
* Wilson, N. K. (1999). Eco-Critical Criminology – An Introduction. Criminal Justice Policy Review, 10 (2), S. 155-160. | |||
Oaks/New Dehli: Sage. | * Zilney, L. A., McGurrin, D., & Zahran, S. (2006). Environmental Justice and the Role of Criminology. Criminal Justice Review , 31 (1), S. 47-62. | ||
* White, R. (2004). Criminology, Social Regulation and Environmental Harm. In R | |||
Controversies in Environmental Sociology (S. 275-293). New York: Cambridge University Press. | |||
* White, R. (2003). Environmental issues and the criminological imagination . Theoretical Criminology | |||
, 7 (4), S. 483-506. | |||
* Wilson, N. K. (1999). Eco-Critical Criminology – An Introduction. Criminal Justice Policy Review , | |||
10 (2), S. 155-160. | |||
* Zilney, L. A., McGurrin, D., & Zahran, S. (2006). Environmental Justice and the Role of | |||
Criminology. Criminal Justice Review , 31 (1), S. 47-62. | |||