Political ecologies of green-collar crime: understanding illegal trades in European wildlife

Iordăchescu, George; Lappe-Osthege, Teresa; Dickinson, Hannah; Duffy, Rosaleen; Burns, Charlotte

doi:10.1080/09644016.2022.2156173

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“…In addition, language can also be used as a tool to respond to, reject, or challenge existing power, such as in protests, advocacy campaigns, or social movements. Thus, language is not only a means of communication, but also an instrument of power that influences power dynamics in society (Iordăchescu et al, 2023).…”

Section: Power Dynamics In Communication Interactionsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Deconstructing Power Dynamics: The Role Of Language In Corporate Communica-tion Practices

Anisa,

Sabrina,

Hanutama

2024

Eduvest

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The background of this research lies in a deep understanding of power dynamics and the role of language in the context of corporate communication practices. In a dynamic business environment, the use of language is not only a communication tool, but also an instrument of power that influences organizational culture, external communication strategies, and communicative interactions within the organization. The aim of this research is to deconstruct power dynamics and analyze the role of language in corporate communication practices. The research method used is descriptive qualitative analysis by collecting and reviewing various literature sources, including journals, articles and books that are relevant to this research topic. Data were collected through literature searches from academic databases and online libraries, as well as using relevant inclusion criteria to select the most relevant and quality sources. The research results show that language plays a crucial role in shaping organizational culture, external communication strategies, and power dynamics within organizations. Using appropriate language can strengthen a desired organizational culture, build sustainable relationships with external stakeholders, and influence public perception of a company's brand and reputation. However, it needs to be recognized that language can also be a tool of power used to maintain hierarchies, suppress free speech, or manipulate public opinion.

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Section: Power Dynamics In Communication Interactionsmentioning

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Deconstructing Power Dynamics: The Role Of Language In Corporate Communica-tion Practices

Anisa,

Sabrina,

Hanutama

2024

Eduvest

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“…Esto demuestra que las corporaciones son a menudo delincuentes centrales en una red compleja y sofisticada de actores legales e ilegales. Además, el hecho de que dichos negocios se encuentren a menudo en territorio europeo pone de manifiesto el papel clave de Europa en sus facetas de origen, tránsito y destino del comercio ilegal de especies protegidas (Alonso & van Uhm, 2023;Iordăchescu et al, 2023).…”

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Blanqueo y ‘black-washing’ de vida silvestre: interacciones entre el comercio legal e ilegal de anguila europea y caviar negro desde la perspectiva de la Criminología verde.

Ibañez Alonso,

Van Uhm

2023

REIC

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El comercio ilegal de vida silvestre ha llamado la atención de los criminólogos debido a la fuerte interconexión entre los actores criminales y legítimos. Los estudios que examinan las interconexiones entre los ámbitos legales e ilegales del comercio de especies protegidas han venido centrándose en las prácticas de blanqueo cuando observan el movimiento entre los circuitos ilegales y legales, descuidando así el papel predominante de las prácticas de ‘black-washing’. Este estudio tiene como objetivo ampliar el conocimiento sobre cómo los bienes de vida silvestre se mueven del circuito ilegal al legal, y viceversa. Para ello, el estudio conceptualiza el blanqueo y ‘black-washing’ como dos tipos de transformaciones de especies protegidas y productos derivados. Para ilustrarlo, se usan datos empíricos obtenidos de dos casos de estudio (el comercio ilegal de anguila europea y de caviar negro). Mediante una perspectiva de la Criminología verde que permite focalizarse en los actores legales, se demuestra cómo éstos desempeñan un papel importante en las redes de comercio ilegal de anguila y caviar mediante el uso de técnicas de blanqueo y el ‘black-washing’.

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“…Interdisciplinary approaches help us understand and address complex environmental harms. These include the role of corporations and elite groups in the perpetration of ecocide (Walters 2023;White 2018), green corruption (Lu and Li 2023), white-collar crimes (Ruggiero and South 2010), and greencollar crimes (Iordăchescu et al 2022).…”

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Voices from the Frontlines in the Okavango River Basin: Towards a Cooperative Model of Environmental Activism in the Global South

Hübschle,

Kerina,

Mogende

et al. 2024

Int J for Crime, Justice & Social Democracy

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This article examines the interplay between local activism and external and elite actors in response to ReconAfrica's oil and gas exploration activities in Namibia's Kavango and Botswana's Okavango Delta regions. The research demonstrates local communities’ challenges with confronting environmental degradation, unfulfilled promises, and legal transgressions while striving to protect their ancestral lands and rights. The study, grounded in Southern green criminology, highlights the power imbalances between Northern corporations and Southern territories, underscoring the exploitation and marginalisation of Indigenous Peoples and local communities. It advocates for genuine collaboration and prioritising local perspectives in environmental activism, calling for a shift in power dynamics to ensure equitable and sustainable outcomes. This cooperative model integrates local knowledge systems, amplifies Indigenous voices, and aligns environmental campaigns with broader social justice concerns. The traditional externally driven approaches are challenged, while ethical and inclusive environmental activism is also promoted.

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Political ecologies of green-collar crime: understanding illegal trades in European wildlife

Cited by 7 publications

References 8 publications

Deconstructing Power Dynamics: The Role Of Language In Corporate Communica-tion Practices

Deconstructing Power Dynamics: The Role Of Language In Corporate Communica-tion Practices

Blanqueo y ‘black-washing’ de vida silvestre: interacciones entre el comercio legal e ilegal de anguila europea y caviar negro desde la perspectiva de la Criminología verde.

Voices from the Frontlines in the Okavango River Basin: Towards a Cooperative Model of Environmental Activism in the Global South

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