CRIM 3911

Students will critically examine philosophical and theoretical perspectives within green criminology and how they are used to evaluate the social, legal, and regulatory responses to environmental crimes and harms. They will learn how environmental harms (such as climate impacts) are produced, distributed, and experienced unequally according to structural forces, including, but not limited to, race, ethnicity, class, gender, and citizenship-status. Students will apply this knowledge in the evaluation of strategies used to advance environmental, ecological, and species justice.