“…In the coming pages, we will show how the deviant leisure perspective draws upon three of the most important developments within late 20 th and early 21 st century criminology. First, the growing 'zemiological turn' within criminology argues persuasively that the discipline needs to move beyond socially constructed categories of crime and deviance to focus upon the more ontologically rigorous (although no less elusive) concept of social harm (Boukli and Kotzé, 2018;Lasslett, 2010;Pemberton, 2015;Raymen, forthcoming;Yar, 2012). Second, the associated development of a 'green criminology' has shifted criminologists' attention to the increasingly destructive events and problems generated by liberal capitalism, and their impacts upon the environment, human and non-human populations South, 2015, 2017;South, 1998;White, 2013;see also Davies et al, this issue).…”