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Causes and Consequences of Environmental Crime and Injustice: Developments in Green Criminology
Wed, Nov 12, 2:00 to 3:20pm, Liberty Salon N - M4Session Submission Type: Regular Session
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Individual Presentations
Environmental Crime and Organized Crime: The Criminal Convergence Between Pollution, Trafficking, and Illegal Profits - Maria Di Maggio, University of Bari
An Extra-Disciplinary Approach to an Interdimensional Plant: Peyote Criminology - Alexander Hagan, University of Illinois Chicago
Counting the Cost of Green Crime: A Meta-Analysis of Quantitative Studies in Green Criminology - Amanda Connella, University at Albany, SUNY
Leave No Trace? Crime and Conservation in U.S. National Parks - Ashley K. Farmer, Illinois State University; David C. Lane, Illinois State University