Environmental Crime in the United States: Law and Enforcement - Paperback
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Environmental crime such as wildlife trafficking, overfishing and deforestation is the topic of Karen Clark's primer on US law against it.
These crimes feed a global black market and give companies cheap resources. Clark reviews the state and federal laws against them, and the international agreements that can be prosecuted in American courts.
What it covers
- How the laws are enforced, and the exceptions that block enforcement
- Efforts to change the laws, and what activist groups can do
- Criminal and administrative law side by side
- Links to organized crime, and NGO work against poaching
Who it serves
Students of green criminology, conservation and natural resource management.
Karen Clark is an Adjunct Faculty at the University of Arizona and the University of Nebraska, U.S.A. She earned a doctorate degree in criminology, law, and society from the University of California, Irvine, and has published numerous articles on environmental crimes, natural resource exploitation, and transnational crime trends.
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