Issues in Green Criminology (Paperback)

Introduction: Approaching green criminology, Piers Beirne and Nigel South  Part 1: Introduction to Green Criminology  1. Ecology, community and justice: The meaning of green, Ted Benton  2. Green criminology and the pursuit of social and ecological justice, Rob White  3. Animal rights, animal abuse and green criminology, Piers Beirne  Part 2: Animal Rights and Animal Abuse  4. Labelling animals. Non-speciesist criminology and techniques to identify other animals, Geertrui Cazaux  5. Vivisection: The case for abolition, Tom Regan  6. Debating 'animal rights' on-line: The movementcountermovement dialectic, Roger Yates  Part 3: Ecological Systems and Environmental Harms  7. At risk: Climate change and its bearing on women's vulnerability to male violence, Sandra Wachholz  8. Crime, regulation and radioactive waste in the United Kingdom, Reece Walters  9. Food crime, Hazel Croall  10. The 'corporate colonisation of nature': Bio-prospecting, bio-piracy and the development of green criminology, Nigel South  11. Green criminology in the United States, Michael J. Lynch and Paul Stretesky  12. Eco-crime and formal and informal law-enforcement in South Africa, Maria Hauck