This article builds on prior writing on the ophthalmological aspects of climate change to
argue that in an age of climate change denial and “post-truth”—which Oxford Dictionaries …

This paper builds on previous calls for a green cultural criminology that is more attuned to
narrative, as well as a narrative criminology that does not limit itself to nonfictional stories of …

Noise was probably the first environmental pollutant (apart from human waste) in the Ancient
world. Yet today, by comparison with other environmental matters, noise and protection from …

From fine art to popular digital culture, criminologists are increasingly engaged in the
processes of the visual. In this pioneering work, Bill McClanahan provides a concise and …

This chapter provides an overview of the growth and development of criminological research
and scholarship on environmental crimes and harms. It introduces readers to key terms and …

This article responds to green criminology. Drawing on an ethnographic case study of the
coal-producing region of Appalachia and the processes of mountaintop removal mining, the …

Bunkerization, a term often associated with military fortifications on 20th-century battlefields
or the fallout shelters of the Cold War, can now refer to the building, buying and selling of …

This chapter describes some examples of consumption, representation and commodification
of nature and related consequences and trends. Green cultural criminology is a new …

This chapter draws on previous work calling for a narrative criminology sensitive to fictional
stories about how we have instigated or sustained harmful action with respect to the …

In this article, we consider the phenomenon of message crimes involving harm to wildlife
from a sociological and criminological perspective. Using a case study of dissident Nordic …