Criminología verde: alternativas a la impunidad y al punitivismo ante los daños bio-socio-ecológicos/green criminology: alternatives to impunity and punitivism facing bio-socio-ecological harms.
This book addresses the conundrums of bringing the voices of the non-human into criminal justice deliberations and specifically, ERJ processes. The non-human has much to say, but who is listening? They have much to tell, but who interprets what is being said? In regards environmental restorative jus...
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Dykinson
2025
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