crime&deviance - green crime 0.0 / 5 ? SociologyCrime and devianceA2/A-levelAQA Created by: lilyodellCreated on: 01-03-19 09:16 what is green crime? crime against the environment 1 of 17 what is green crime linked to? globalisation and interconnectedness of societies 2 of 17 what is green crime a threat to? its a threat to the eco- system 3 of 17 what is a 'global risk society'? threats to the eco-system are now human made rather than natural 4 of 17 what does Beck argue? in late modern societies we can provide adequate resources for all developed countries 5 of 17 what has increased manufactured risks? an increase of productivity and technology 6 of 17 what are the risks of green crime? global warming, therefore the risks are global rather than local 7 of 17 what are the two types of crime? primary and secondary 8 of 17 what is primary green crime? crimes that result directly from the destruction and degradation of earths resources 9 of 17 what is secondary green crime? crime that results from disobeying the rules aimed at preventing or regulating environmental disasters 10 of 17 what is an example of primary green crime? crimes of air pollution and deforestation 11 of 17 what is an example of secondary green crime? state violence against op positional groups and hazardous waste 12 of 17 what are the two views of environmental harm? anthropocentric and ecocentric 13 of 17 what is anthropocentric? where humans have a right to dominate nature for their own ends and put economic growth before the environment 14 of 17 what is ecocentric? sees both humans and environment liable to exploitation, particularly global capitalism 15 of 17 evaluation- what is a positive to green crime? it recognises the importance of environmental issues and the need to address the harms and risks of environmental damage 16 of 17 evaluation - what is a negative to green crime? it is hard to define the boundaries of its field 17 of 17
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