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Environmental issues and the criminological imagination
This article provides an exploration of how the criminological imagination can provide particular insights into the nature of environmental issues. To illustrate the contribution of criminology to such discussions, the article provides a case study of the social, political and economic dynamics surrounding the provision of drinking water. The article demonstrates the complexities in determining the character, extent and impact of environmental harm. It furthermore identifies diverse and at times competing approaches to environmental regulation and to the prevention of environmental harm.
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Publication title
Theoretical CriminologyVolume
7Issue
4Pagination
483-506ISSN
1362-4806Department/School
School of Social SciencesPublisher
Sage PublicationsPlace of publication
London, UKRights statement
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