Fifty Shades of Green: the evolution of green criminology - Alain Omrow, Delon
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One of green criminology's objectives is to link 'green crimes' to social inequalities. This book explores the evolution of green criminology, but also suggests new paradigms and perspectives so that criminologists can unmask hidden mechanisms of cognitive injustice via discourse, whilst demonstrating how the experiences and speech of marginalized and excluded populations can challenge this injustice.

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One of green criminology's objectives is to link 'green crimes' to social inequalities. This book explores the evolution of green criminology, but also suggests new paradigms and perspectives so that criminologists can unmask hidden mechanisms of cognitive injustice via discourse, whilst demonstrating how the experiences and speech of marginalized and excluded populations can challenge this injustice.
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Autorenporträt
Delon Alain Omrow a obtenu son doctorat à l'Université York, spécialisé en criminologie verte. Sa thèse était une analyse critique des discours entourant les peuples autochtones de Guyane et les efforts de conservation contemporains. Explorant l'injustice cognitive et l'épistémicide, son travail relie l'injustice sociale à l'injustice environnementale.