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This book draws upon the disciplines of environmental studies, environmental sociology and environmental management as well as criminology and socio-legal studies, to provide a systematic account and analysis of the key concerns of green criminology.

"This multidisciplinary volume demonstrates how freedom of information law and processes can contribute to social science research design, explores the challenges of using freedom of information processes in research and considers the reasons for which freedom of information processes remain under-used in social scientific research"--

national hearing; Recent debates around the digital law, as well as discussions following the introduction of an open access policy by the European Research Council were instrumental in publishing the international debate on the transformation of the political economy of scientific publications in France. Without disregarding here the vast literature produced by researchers in library science, but also by various stakeholders (open access Activists, Publishers, learned societies, Funders, political bodies), we rethink the character of HSS publishing, then actual forms of appropriation of scientific publications by publishers and platforms. Finally, we describe various public policies and the representations of the InSHS policy in this area.; Recent discussions on digital law, such as discussions following the introduction of open access policies by the European Research Council, have made a major contribution to publicising international debates in France on the transformations of the political economy of scientific publications. Without discussing here the vast literature produced by documentary scientists, but also by various stakeholders (open access activists, publishers, learned societies, funders, political bodies), we recall the characteristics of scientific publishing in SHS in France and then describe the contemporary forms of appropriation of scientific publications by publishers and broadcasters. Finally, we set out various public policies and the foundations of the InSHS policy in this area. ; National audience; Recent debates around the digital law, as well as discussions following the introduction of an open access policy by the European Research Council were instrumental in publicizing the international debates on the transformation of the political economy of scientific publications in France. Without discussing here the vast literature produced by researchers in library science, but also by various stakeholders (open access activists, publishers, learned societies, funders, political bodies), we ...

Cover; Half Title; Title Page; Copyright Page; Table of Contents; Introduction: Preserving the Origins of American Criminology; Part I. The Chicago School of Criminology; 1. Clifford R. Shaw and Henry D. McKay: Chicago Criminologists; 2. Edwin H. Sutherland: The Development of Differential Association Theory; 3. Communities and Crime Revisited: Intellectual Trajectory of a Chicago School Education; Part II. Merton's Columbia University Tradition; 4. The Making of Criminology Revisited: An Oral History of Merton's Anomie Paradigm; 5. The Intellectual Origins of Institutional-Anomie Theory.

During his intellectual and academic life, Immanuel Wallerstein always makes contributions that are the subject of intense debate and controversy. Now he has given us, as an additional legacy to complete his four years of brilliant, hard, and—why not?—controversial work on behalf of our science as the President of the International Sociological Association (ISA), and as a contribution to commencing the 14th World Congress, another powerful provocation regarding the current state of the art of sociology, or better put, social science. He has done this with reference to the contributions sociological thinking has made, the challenges that social science has encountered, and the promises that social science should ful?ll. The provocation is broad and taken to its extreme.