crime and deviance: globalisation

what is globalisation

process of the world becoming interconnected and interdependent

what is cybercrime

crime that uses the internet

why is cyber crime growing

Globalisation of communication

Anonymity of online activity

Growth of online financial transaction

what are Walls four types of cybercrime

cyber theft

cyber pornography

cyber trespass

cyber violence

what is green crime

crimes against the environment and the humans and animals within it

why is green crime increasing

globalisation

capitalist drive

weak laws

who talks about manufactured risk

Ulrich Becks

what is manufactured risk

new risks to the environment and human health, created by human activity, particularly industrialisation and globalisation

what are the difficulties in policing green crime

few local and international laws

laws that do exist are shaped in capitalists intrests

whats eco centric

the environment at the centre of concern

what is anthropocentric

view of the big business

Humans have the right to exploit the enviroment and other species for their own benefit .

what does nigel south classify

two types of green crime

primary: direct destruction of planets reasources

secondary: Crimes that involve breaking environmental laws

what is a state crime

Crimes committed by, or on behalf of governments

who talks about crimes of obediance

kelman and hamilton

what are crimes of obediance

illegal acts carried out by individuals because they are following orders from authority figures