Criminology and Climate : Insurance, Finance and the Regulation of Harmscapes (Paperback)

Chapter 1: Dark clouds: Regulatory possibilities Cameron Holley, Liam Phelan and Clifford Shearing Chapter 2: Co-creating sustainable risk futures: a role for insurers Vanessa Otto-Mentz and Johan Strumpfer Chapter 3: Crime, regulation and climate finance Neil Gunningham Chapter 4: Speak loudly and carry a small stick: Prudential regulation and the climate, energy and finance nexus Darren Sinclair Chapter 5: The contradictory roles of the insurance industry in the era of climate change Mathieu Charbonneau and Aaron Doyle Chapter 6: Quantifying changing climate risks and built environments in Australia: Implications for lenders, insurers and regulators Karl Mallon and Liam Phelan Chapter 7: The influence of government regulation on insurers’ responses to climate change Louise du Toit Chapter 8: Insurance in the Anthropocene: Exposure, solvency and manoeuvrability Nicholas Philip Simpson Chapter 9: Finance actors and climate-related disclosure regulation: Logic, limits and emerging accountability Megan Bowman. and Daniel Wiseman. Chapter 10: Towards attribution-based climate insurance: redefining who should pay for weather-related insurance Mark New, Sylvia Dorbor, Romaric Odoulami. and David Maslo