The Roles and Use of Law in Green Criminology
The Roles and Use of Law in Green Criminology
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DOI：
10.5204/ijcjsd.v3i2.176
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2014-08
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M. Hall
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M. Hall
本文探讨了法律和法律的分析如何适应更广泛的绿色犯罪学项目。通过展示各种形式的法律的分析如何能够对关键的绿色犯罪学问题产生重要的影响，本文试图解决这样一个问题，即绿色犯罪学-以其“深绿色”观点的优势，并关注正式法律不禁止的社会危害-排除了确定性和一致性等法律价值观的应用。最后，本文的目标是展示如何，尽管新的挑战，法律的学者提出的绿色犯罪学，纳入一个跨学科的活动中更法律的角度来看，不仅是可取的绿色犯罪学，但实际上是至关重要的，如果该领域是实现其作为环境良好的力量的野心。
This paper examines how law and legal analysis fit within the broader green criminological project. By demonstrating how legal analysis in various forms can cast significant light on key green criminological questions, the paper seeks to address the concern that green criminology – with its preponderance of ‘deep green’ viewpoints and focus on social harms which are not proscribed by formal law – precludes the application of legalistic values such as certainty and consistency. Ultimately, the goal of the paper is to demonstrate how, despite the novel challenges to the legal scholar presented by green criminology, the incorporation of a more legalistic perspective within an interdisciplinary exercise is not only desirable for green criminology but is in fact vital if the field is to realise its ambitions as a force for environmental good.