Зелена криминологија
Поново о рефлексијама, повезаностима и хоризонтима
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https://doi.org/10.5937/crimen2102113SКључне речи:
зелена криминологија; теорија и типологија; злочини и штета; жртве; међугенерацијска еколошка правдаСажетак
Овај рад прати аспекте развоја зелене криминологије. Почиње са личном рефлексијом и затим описује настајање експлицитних ставова зелене криминолошке перспективе. Иницијално ове изјаве су независно споменуте у различитим деловима света, али су рефлектовале заједничке бриге. Ови радови су се ујединили као 'зелена', 'еко - глобална' или 'очувалачка' криминологија. Рад приказује доступне класификације када се говори не само о у праву дефинисаним злочинима него и о легално начињеној штети, као и о типологији таквих штета и злочина. Онда се бави интеграцијом 'зеленог' и 'tradicionalnog' криминолошког размишљања пре него што кратко изучава четири димензије брига за данас и за будућност.
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