Why Social Harm Matters: Five Reasons from a Feminist Influenced Victim Perspective

Davies, Pamela

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“…Whilst the illegal bird trade provides examples from the environmental sector, more research is needed to understand how ripple effects of compliance impact effectiveness in other sectors of transboundary governance where harm may be hidden or transferred, such as social, food or energy sectors (cf. Barry, 2012;Davies et al, 2021;Peet et al, 2011). We also require a comprehensive assessment of the implications of the ripple effects on EU policy processes; we must examine how increasing institutionalisation of networks and agencies as forms of regulation affects the design of EU regulatory frameworks (Andonova and Tuta, 2014;Levi-Faur, 2011).…”

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The Ripple Effects of Compliance: Reconfiguring EU Policy Effectiveness in Transboundary Environmental Governance

Lappe‐Osthege

2023

J of Common Market Studies

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Research on EU policy effectiveness focuses on implementation and compliance within the EU; however, there is a need for a greater understanding of how and why transboundary socio‐ecological issues challenge policy effectiveness beyond the EU's borders. This article introduces the innovative concept of ‘ripple effects’ of compliance, which are harms perpetuated by structural inequalities, and discusses their implications for EU environmental governance. Contributing to transnational compliance research by integrating political ecology and green criminology, the analysis builds on qualitative data on the illegal bird trade from the Western Balkans into the EU. It demonstrates that compliance with conservation policies within Member States undermines EU policy objectives through crime displacement and institutional misfit, which externalise environmental harm to the Western Balkans. Increased enforcement and monitoring of policy implementation alone cannot function as a panacea for policy ineffectiveness. Addressing these dynamics requires strengthened multilevel and cross‐jurisdictional governance that encompasses entire ecosystems.

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The Ripple Effects of Compliance: Reconfiguring EU Policy Effectiveness in Transboundary Environmental Governance

Lappe‐Osthege

2023

J of Common Market Studies

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Cultural criminology, counter-extremism and the contemporary far right

Karas

2024

Crime, Media, Culture

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This article draws together existing criminological work as well as developments from sociology, political science and media studies to argue that cultural criminology can offer a useful corrective to current ‘counter-extremist’ thinking about the contemporary far right. The first part of the article introduces the contemporary far right, describes how it differs from previous instances, and explains that this resurgent far-right movement has to date primarily been analysed through the lens of ‘counter-extremism’. The second part of the article problematises the concepts of ‘extremism’, ‘radicalisation’ and ‘terrorism’. The article argues that these concepts are ambiguous, imprecise and normative, and that they are freighted with ideological baggage and unsupported by empirical evidence. The third part of the article argues that cultural criminology can better inform our understanding of the contemporary far right owing to its focus on subculture and style, its attendance to networked digital media and its foregrounding of emotion and affect. The article concludes by outlining a tentative programme for cultural criminological research into the contemporary far right.

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Why Social Harm Matters: Five Reasons from a Feminist Influenced Victim Perspective

Cited by 2 publications

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The Ripple Effects of Compliance: Reconfiguring EU Policy Effectiveness in Transboundary Environmental Governance

The Ripple Effects of Compliance: Reconfiguring EU Policy Effectiveness in Transboundary Environmental Governance

Cultural criminology, counter-extremism and the contemporary far right

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