Contents 1 Thinking about environmental crime 1 Rob White PART I THEORIES, CONCEPTS AND APPROACHES 2 Astro-green criminology and environmental harms 8 Jack A. Lampkin and Noriyoshi Takemura 3 Colonialism and environmental violence 14 David R. Goyes 4 Conservation justice 22 Aalyana R. Green 5 Ecocide 30 Peter Stoett 6 Economics and environmental harm 35 Joel Maddock-James 7 Feminist political ecology of wildlife crime 42 Aalyana R. Green 8 Environmental harm 49 Mark Hamilton 9 Gender and environmental crime 55 Inés Arroyo-Quiroz 10 News framing of environmental crime 63 Michael Smith 11 Rights of nature and wild law 67 Jack A. Lampkin 12 Speciesism 72 Brandon Rochester PART II CRIMES OF EXTRACTION 13 Illegal hunting and shooting 80 Matthew Box, Kyle Mulrooney and Alistair Harkness 14 Illegal mining 88 Daan van Uhm 15 Illegal, unreported and unregulated fishing 94 Monica Pons Hernandez 16 Poaching 99 Delon Omrow 17 Water crimes 105 Sharareh Abtahi 18 Water theft 114 Alexander Baird 19 Wildlife trafficking 120 Michelle Anagnostou PART III CRIMES OF CONTAMINATION 20 Air pollution 128 Angus Nurse 21 Fast fashion 133 Ash Barnes and Chelsea Hickman 22 Illicit waste trafficking 138 Toine Spapens 23 Space junk 144 Jack A. Lampkin and Nigel South 24 Toxic legacy of the military 149 Lily Rubino PART IV CRIMES OF USE AND MODIFICATION 25 Animal abuse in wildlife crime and conservation 160 Ragnhild Sollund 26 Climate change and environmental crimes 168 Rob White 27 Food crime 174 Ekaterina Gladkova 28 Genetically modified organisms 182 Lorenzo Natali and Reece Walters 29 Online environmental crimes 188 Delon Omrow PART V ENVIRONMENTAL INJUSTICE AND VICTIMISATION 30 Conservation colonisation 195 Aalayna R. Green 31 Environmental justice 203 Melissa Jarrell Ozymy and Joshua Ozymy 32 Environmental racism 210 Lily Rubino and Alexandra Lebron 33 Non-human animal victimology 218 Melanie Flynn 34 Environmental victimisation 227 Lorenzo Natali and Marília De Nardin Budó 35 Indigenous people and environmental crime 233 Alexandra Lebron PART VI OFFENDERS AND PERPETRATORS 36 Agriculture 243 Kyle Mulrooney, Alistair Harkness and Matthew Box 37 Biopiracy and bioprospecting 249 David R. Goyes and Nigel South 38 Corporate environmental crime 255 Angus North 39 Organised environmental crime 260 Daan van Uhm 40 Organised crime groups and networks 268 Michelle Anagnostou 41 State–corporate crime and the environment 275 Lieselot Bisschop, Karin van Wingerde, Abby Muricho Onencan and Sammie Verbeek PART VII COMBATTING ENVIRONMENTAL CRIME 42 Community responses to illegal wildlife trade 283 Annette Hübschle 43 Disrupting environmental crime 291 Rob White and Stoyan Barrett 44 Environmental activism 296 Gary R. Potter 45 Environmental courts 304 Mark Hamilton 46 Environmental forensics 311 Michelangelo Casali and Lorenzo Natali 47 Environmental law and transgression 317 Melissa Jarrel Ozymy and Joshua Ozymy 48 Environmental law enforcement 325 Toine Spapens 49 Environmental restorative justice 333 Mark Hamilton 50 Non-speciesist criminology 339 Cassie Pederesen 51 Preventing illegal fishing 346 Alistair Harkness, Matthew Box and Kyle Mulrooney

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