Crimes Against Nature

Rob White is Professor of Criminology in the School of Sociology and Social Work at the University of Tasmania. He is also Director of both the Criminology Research Unit and the Australian Clearinghouse for Youth Studies.

'Rob White has done an excellent job. There is currently no single book on the market written by one person for and about green criminology that has the comprehensive depth and interconnections offered by this book. It is, in this respect, a truly remarkable achievement.' – Professor Michael Lynch, University of South Florida, USA

• Part 1: Green Theoretical Perspectives 1. Criminology and Environmental Harm: Environmental/Green Criminology 2. Social Constructions of Environmental Problems 3. Environmental Risk and the Precautionary Principle Part 2: Environmental Crime 4. Dimensions of Environmental Crime 5. Transnational Environmental Crime 6. Explaining Environmental Harm Part 3: Responding to Environmental Harm 7. Environmental Law Enforcement 8. Environmental Regulation 9. Environmental Crime Prevention 10. Global Environmental Issues and Socio-legal Intervention