Routledge Eco-global Crimes - Green Criminology Book

Explore the complex world of environmental law and justice with Eco-global Crimes: Contemporary Problems and Future Challenges. This Routledge publication expands on the foundations of green and eco-global criminology, using empirical and theoretical arguments to examine the multi-dimensional nature of environmental crime. This book offers a deep dive into the justice perspectives surrounding modern ecological issues. Readers will find detailed discussions on the persistence of animal abuse and speciesism, alongside an analysis of policies used to control plant species and the natural world. It addresses high-impact topics including pollution caused by large corporations, the rights of indigenous peoples, and the environmental damage resulting from mineral extraction. Designed for those studying environmental and natural resources law, this text provides new ideas for understanding how global crimes affect our planet. Whether you are researching corporate accountability or the protection of biodiversity, this book serves as a comprehensive guide to the evolving challenges in the field of green criminology.