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...et al., 2010; Tombs and Whyte, 2010). The concept of social harm can be used to open up the possibilities of new narratives in such areas as Green Criminology and eco crime, human rights, and human security. It creates new considerations of how to govern global social relations and alternative ways of conceiving justice. Within this framework, it is possible to consider a...

...institutions and organisations at quite a fundamental level, asking whether their actions match their professed values. People may feel shame, for example, that their organisation continues to be associated with the slave trade despite publicly standing for equality. Such reckonings – often glibly dismissed as merely ‘cultural’ and surface-level issues – can in...

...et al, 2015 This is not merely a story about carbon emissions (the driver of the greenhouse effect, and therefore global heating), but about all the ways in which our economy interacts with the earth, it extracts and transforms energy and matter to produce the things we need (and, more unsustainably, want). The earth can only sustainably reproduce about 7 tonnes of...