Theorising Green Criminology: Selected Essays

Abstract

This book provides a dedicated exploration of theories, research approaches and concepts relevant to green criminology. It does this in the form of previously published essays that deal with philosophical, ethical and contentious issues, historical, contemporary and future. It brings these materials together for the first time in the one volume. In doing so it presents writings within three broad thematic areas: theory and concepts (tools which are designed to explain events and issues); knowing and not knowing (social constructions of knowledge production, distribution and reception); and responding and acting (interventions and changing existing trends and practices).