Vol. 5 No. 1 (2022): Green criminology

Editorial

Editorial: The politics of journal publishing

Mattias De Backer, Lucas Melgaço

5-8
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Editorial for the special issue: Critical green criminology goes rural Environmental crimes, harms and conflicts in rural areas and communities

Larissa Bombardi, Anna Di Ronco, Brunilda Pali

9-17
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Articles

Walking at the edges of green criminology The edges of the city and the extraordinary consequences of ordinary harms

Kajsa Lundberg

18-34
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'The Fight for Fairbourne’ – A Welsh study of environmental harm and its victims

Lowri Cunnington Wynn

35-51
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“It’s just totally lawless out here”: A rural green criminological exploration of foxhunting, policing, and ‘regulatory capture.’

Lynne Graham, Tanya Wyatt, Nathan Stephens-Griffin

52-69
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The legislature and the anti-indigenous offensive in Brazil An analysis of the proposals in the Brazilian Congress concerning Indigenous lands (1989-2021)

Fábio Márcio Alkmin

70-89
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When crime becomes law Legislative attacks on rural people's rights and nature in Brazil

Marco Antonio Mitidiero Junior, Brenna da Conceição Moizés, Lucas Araújo Martins

90-108
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Taking from the rural to serve the urban The Likhubula water project and the slow violence of water abstraction in Malawi

Dave Namusanya, Ashley Rogers , Daniel Gilmour

109-124
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'I PASTORI NON SI ARRESTANO! ' Herding and its spatial agency in the Sardinian penal colonies.

Sabrina Puddu

125-148
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Expressions of dependency Green crimes and the phantasmagoria of 'development' in the extreme west of Bahia, Brazil

Isabela Braichi Pôssas, José Gilberto Souza

149-164
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Green crime, territorial resistance and the metabolic rift in Brazil’s Amazon and Cerrado biomes

Brian Garvey, Thays Ricarte, Maria Luisa Mendonça, Maurício Torres, Daniela Stefano, Ana Laide Barbosa, Fábio Pitta, Jerônimo Basílio São Mateus, Juliana Busnelo

165-182
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Short articles

Hunting as a crime? A cautionary note concerning how ecological biodiversity and anti-hunting arguments contribute to harms against indigenous peoples and the rural poor

Michael J. Lynch, Leo J. Genco

183-194
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Truth, reparation and social justice: Victims’ and academic perspectives on the harms caused by asbestos companies

Marijke Van Buggenhout, Marília de Nardin Budó

195-203
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Art intervention

Violently meeting in the emptiness Drafting sharing skins

Gema Varona

204-209
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Commentary

'The Fight for Fairbourne': climate change and its impact on sea level rise. A commentary by Mark Hamilton

Mark Hamilton

210-214
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A comment on 'Expressions of dependency: green crimes and the phantasmagoria of "development" in the extreme west of Bahia, Brazil'

Julián Durazo Herrmann

215-218
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Interviews

Amazon under siege: An interview with environmental and human rights defender Claudelice dos Santos

Larissa Bombardi, Victor Porto Almeida

219-232
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Articles (Non-Thematic)

On Tesla: Balancing sustainable car connectivity, silent lethality and luxury surveillance

Yarin Eski, Marc Schuilenburg

234-251
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Full Issue

Editorial

Editorial: The politics of journal publishing

Editorial for the special issue: Critical green criminology goes rural Environmental crimes, harms and conflicts in rural areas and communities

Articles

Walking at the edges of green criminology The edges of the city and the extraordinary consequences of ordinary harms

'The Fight for Fairbourne’ – A Welsh study of environmental harm and its victims

“It’s just totally lawless out here”: A rural green criminological exploration of foxhunting, policing, and ‘regulatory capture.’

The legislature and the anti-indigenous offensive in Brazil An analysis of the proposals in the Brazilian Congress concerning Indigenous lands (1989-2021)

When crime becomes law Legislative attacks on rural people's rights and nature in Brazil

Taking from the rural to serve the urban The Likhubula water project and the slow violence of water abstraction in Malawi

'I PASTORI NON SI ARRESTANO! ' Herding and its spatial agency in the Sardinian penal colonies.

Expressions of dependency Green crimes and the phantasmagoria of 'development' in the extreme west of Bahia, Brazil

Green crime, territorial resistance and the metabolic rift in Brazil’s Amazon and Cerrado biomes

Short articles

Hunting as a crime? A cautionary note concerning how ecological biodiversity and anti-hunting arguments contribute to harms against indigenous peoples and the rural poor

Truth, reparation and social justice: Victims’ and academic perspectives on the harms caused by asbestos companies

Art intervention

Violently meeting in the emptiness Drafting sharing skins

Commentary

'The Fight for Fairbourne': climate change and its impact on sea level rise. A commentary by Mark Hamilton

A comment on 'Expressions of dependency: green crimes and the phantasmagoria of "development" in the extreme west of Bahia, Brazil'

Interviews

Amazon under siege: An interview with environmental and human rights defender Claudelice dos Santos

Articles (Non-Thematic)

On Tesla: Balancing sustainable car connectivity, silent lethality and luxury surveillance

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