The ESRC Green Criminology Research Seminar Series

ESRC 绿色犯罪学研究研讨会系列

• 批准号: ES/J022551/1
• 负责人: Tanya Wyatt
• 金额: $ 2.3万
• 依托单位: Northumbria University
• 依托单位国家: 英国
• 项目类别: Research Grant
• 财政年份: 2012
• 资助国家: 英国
• 起止时间: 2012 至 无数据
• 项目状态: 已结题
• 来源: https://gtr.ukri.org/projects?ref=ES%2FJ022551%2F1
• 关键词: ESRC; Green; Criminology; Research; Seminar

Concerns about an ever-expanding array of global environmental harms and their social and economic impacts have become central to contemporary popular and political discourse. Green Criminology, which began to emerge as an identifiable strand of criminology in the early 1990s and has expanded and developed in recent years into a clear and distinct sub-discipline, can be seen as a particular and significant academic response to these concerns. Yet it remains marginalised in the larger field and those engaged with this highly relevant topic are isolated or in fractured groups. Despite this there are a number of books and articles published in the last few years, and Green Criminology panels are a feature of many criminology conferences. A unique seminar series dedicated to Green Criminology is both timely and important in creating the critical mass for the further development of this important emerging area of scholarship and firmly establishing a Green Crime network focused on these crucial concerns.There are, inevitably, many definitions of Green Criminology - also known as Eco and Environmental Criminology - but broadly speaking it can be defined as a criminological analysis of environmental harm, including harm to animals. For some, it narrowly focuses on Criminal Law and legal regulation to control or prevent environmental harm, including: the making and enforcement of such laws; the policing and prevention of Green Crimes; and the processes of prosecution and punishment of those accused and found guilty of such offences. For others, there is a broader interpretation. Green Criminology can additionally encompass: environmental harms that are not (yet) proscribed by criminal or other laws; issues of environmental, ecological, and species justice (White 2008); and victimisation from environmental harm. This is a brief list, but clearly demonstrates the need for enhanced interdisciplinary examination of environmental harm and its regulation, and the benefit that will come from closer relationships with practitioners and policy makers working in the areas of environmentalism and conservation.The main aim of the series is to realise this benefit by bringing together academics at all career stages from a range of disciplines such as law, sociology, criminology, and justice studies, to exclusively focus on the analysis and examination of Green Crimes. Crucially though, the series will also include ecological and conservation practitioners, environmental and wildlife law enforcement, and other experts. This core group of approximately 15 people (for whom we are applying for funding) will meet to exchange professional and academic knowledge and expertise, practical information, and research plans, which will further the state of Green Crime knowledge and lead to interdisciplinary research projects.The proposed series will have 5 half-day seminars and 1 2-day mini-conference beginning in October 2012. The seminars will take place every term until August 2014. They will each have 2 invited speakers, each experts on the topic. It is not possible to cover all the facets mentioned above, so the series will focus primarily on: 1.) Green Criminology Theories and Concepts; 2.) Wildlife and Timber Trafficking; 3.) Animal Abuse and Wildlife Crime; 4.) Hazardous Waste and Pollution; and 5.) Environmental Law and Regulation. The mini-conference will have sessions on each of these themes and time devoted to those aspects of Green Criminology not covered elsewhere in the series, such as methodological challenges, environmental conflict, and bio-piracy. The final conference will also have a session devoted to plans for future collaborative research, publications, and an annual conference. The series will have wide international dissemination because it will be webcast through a dedicated website and advertised using the Green Criminology list serve at the University of Colorado Denver, the CRIT-GEOG forum, Crimspace, and other avenues.

对不断扩大的一系列全球环境危害及其社会和经济影响的关切已成为当代流行和政治话语的核心。绿色犯罪学在20世纪90年代初开始作为犯罪学的一个可识别的分支出现，并在最近几年扩大和发展为一个明确而独特的分支学科，可以被视为对这些关切的特别和重要的学术回应。然而，它在更大的领域仍然被边缘化，那些从事这一高度相关主题的人是孤立的或四分五裂的群体。尽管如此，在过去的几年里出版了许多书籍和文章，绿色犯罪学小组是许多犯罪学会议的一个特色。一个致力于绿色犯罪学的独特研讨会系列既及时又重要，有助于为这一重要新兴学术领域的进一步发展创造临界质量，并牢固地建立以这些关键问题为重点的绿色犯罪网络。不可避免地，绿色犯罪学-也被称为生态犯罪学和环境犯罪学-有许多定义，但广义地说，它可以被定义为对环境伤害，包括对动物的伤害的犯罪学分析。对一些人来说，它狭隘地侧重于控制或预防环境损害的刑法和法律法规，包括：此类法律的制定和执行；监管和预防绿色犯罪；以及起诉和惩罚那些被指控和被判犯有此类罪行的人的程序。对于其他人来说，有一种更广泛的解释。绿色犯罪学还可以包括：尚未被刑法或其他法律禁止的环境危害；环境、生态和物种正义问题(怀特，2008年)；以及环境危害的受害者。这是一个简短的清单，但清楚地表明了加强对环境危害及其监管的跨学科审查的必要性，以及与在环境保护和保护领域工作的从业者和政策制定者建立更紧密关系将带来的好处。该系列的主要目的是通过将来自法律、社会学、犯罪学和司法研究等各个职业阶段的学者聚集在一起，专门专注于对绿色犯罪的分析和审查来实现这一好处。但至关重要的是，该系列还将包括生态和保护从业者、环境和野生动物执法部门以及其他专家。这个由大约15人组成的核心小组(我们正在为他们申请资助)将举行会议，交流专业和学术知识和专长、实用信息和研究计划，这将进一步促进绿色犯罪知识的状况，并导致跨学科研究项目。拟议的系列将从2012年10月开始举行5个半天的研讨会和1个为期2天的小型会议。这些研讨会将在每个学期举行，直到2014年8月。他们每个人都有2位受邀的演讲者，每个人都是这一主题的专家。由于不可能涵盖上述所有方面，因此本系列文章将主要集中在：1.)绿色犯罪学的理论和概念；野生动物和木材贩运；3.3.虐待动物及野生动物罪行；危险废物和污染；以及5.)环境法律法规。小型会议将就这些主题中的每一个举行会议，并专门讨论该系列其他部分没有涉及的绿色犯罪学的那些方面，如方法挑战、环境冲突和生物盗版。最后的会议还将有一个专门讨论未来合作研究计划、出版物和年度会议的会议。该系列将在国际上广泛传播，因为它将通过一个专门的网站进行网络直播，并使用科罗拉多大学丹佛大学的绿色犯罪学名单、Crit-Geog论坛、Crimspace和其他途径进行广告宣传。

项目成果

Special Edition: Green Criminology Matters, Guest Editors' Introduction

特别版：绿色犯罪学问题，客座编辑简介

• DOI: 10.5204/ijcjsd.v3i2.177
• 发表时间: 2014
• 期刊: International Journal for Crime, Justice and Social Democracy
• 作者: Wyatt T

Reforming Wildlife Law: The Law Commission Proposals for Wildlife Law and Wildlife Sanctions

改革野生动物法：法律委员会关于野生动物法和野生动物制裁的提案

• DOI: 10.5204/ijcjsd.v3i2.175
• 发表时间: 2014
• 期刊: International Journal for Crime, Justice and Social Democracy
• 作者: Vincent K

The Roles and Use of Law in Green Criminology

• DOI: 10.5204/ijcjsd.v3i2.176
• 发表时间: 2014-08
• 期刊: International Journal for Crime, Justice and Social Democracy
• 作者: M. Hall

Theriocide: Naming Animal Killing

• DOI: 10.5204/ijcjsd.v3i2.174
• 发表时间: 2014-01-01
• 期刊: INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL FOR CRIME JUSTICE AND SOCIAL DEMOCRACY
• 影响因子: 1.3
• 作者: Beirne, Piers

How E-waste challenges environmental governance

• DOI: 10.5204/ijcjsd.v3i2.178
• 发表时间: 2014-08
• 期刊: International Journal for Crime, Justice and Social Democracy
• 作者: Lieselot Bisschop;Lieselot Bisschop