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Manirabona, Amissi Melchiade; Koutouki, Konstantia

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“…witnessed, there has been an emergence of a green or environmental criminology (Manirabona and Koutouki 2016;South and White 2016) and sociology of whitecollar crime. 11 We can say that a criminology of massive human rights violations follows this evolutionary path.…”

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Criminology and Massive Violation of Human Rights: The Case of Terrorism and Genocide

Slimani

2022

Int. ann. criminol.

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The criminological dimension of crime generally does not arouse great enthusiasm from researchers in Arab countries, unlike Anglo-Saxon- or French-speaking countries. Admittedly, Western criminology is more advanced, but it is more interested in common crimes than in mass crimes such as crimes against humanity, genocide, human trafficking or terrorism. However, the rare existing studies reveal the emergence of a criminology of massive human rights violations and expose some particularities of this criminal phenomenon. These include the often transnational nature of the crimes, the geographical, socio-economic and political disparity of criminals, the high number of victims, and more. The relationship between criminal law, criminology and human rights should be examined to determine the complementarity of the law and the empirical criminal sciences in crime prevention.

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Criminology and Massive Violation of Human Rights: The Case of Terrorism and Genocide

Slimani

2022

Int. ann. criminol.

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Exploring the factors shaping the illicit caviar trade: A case study of Switzerland's evolution from 1998 to 2021

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Caneppele

2023

Journal of Economic Criminology

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Occupation Humaine De La Réserve De Faune Et De Flore Du Haut Bandama : Diagnostic Et Perspectives Pour Une Gestion Durable

Olivier

2018

ESJ

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The Upper Bandama fauna and flora reserve, which is part of Côte d'Ivoire's biodiversity conservation strategy, is threatened by the pressure of human activities. The purpose of this article is to make a socio-economic assessment of the exploitation of the natural resources of this protected area. Specifically, it is question of knowing the forms of activities which are developed there, the actors, the strategies of infiltration, and to determine the factors related to this occupation. Based on a data collection work that combines documentary research, semi-structured interviews and direct observation, artisanal gold mining, farming, poaching, fishing and collection of non-timber forest products have been identified as the major forms of degradation of this reserve. These activities involve different profiles of actors who have accessed the reserve under various conditions. They can be explained by the economic dynamism of the peripheral zone, the recomposition of this zone in the face of demographic pressure and land issues, the non-integration of the legal status of the reserve and the invisibility of the key actors. The study ends with perspectives for sustainable management of this reserve. RésuméLa réserve de faune et de Flore du Haut Bandama, outil qui s'intègre dans la stratégie de conservation de la biodiversité de la Côte d'Ivoire, se trouve être menacée par la pression des activités humaines. L'objectif de cet article est de faire un état des lieux socio-économique de l'exploitation des ressources naturelles de cette aire protégée. De façon spécifique, il s'agit de connaître les formes d'activités qui y sont développées, les acteurs, les

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Introduction

Cited by 8 publications

References 10 publications

Criminology and Massive Violation of Human Rights: The Case of Terrorism and Genocide

Criminology and Massive Violation of Human Rights: The Case of Terrorism and Genocide

Exploring the factors shaping the illicit caviar trade: A case study of Switzerland's evolution from 1998 to 2021

Occupation Humaine De La Réserve De Faune Et De Flore Du Haut Bandama : Diagnostic Et Perspectives Pour Une Gestion Durable

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