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A Visual Approach for Green Criminology; Preface; Acknowledgements; Contents; List of Figures; 1 Green Criminology with Eyes Wide Open; A New Green Criminological Path: An Explorative Attitude; Green Cultural Criminology and Visual Approaches: A Way In; Visual Criminology, Environmental Issues and Photo Elicitation; "Let's Keep Our Feet on the Ground, Instead of Building Castles in the Air and Dreaming"; Elephants on the Move: Criminology and the Socio-natural Worlds of Late Modern Society; Notes; 2 A Case of Organic Relationship between City and Contamination; Where to Start?
The Theoretical Framework: Greening Radical InteractionismA Situation of Organized Irresponsibility; The "Lighted Scene": The Multiple Perspectives of Environmental Victims; Taking Radical Steps; Complex Angles around the Horizon: Empirical Research in the Green Field; To Introduce a Metaphor into the Conversation: The Big Grey Elephants in the Backyard of Huelva; Notes; 3 Ways of Looking at the Elephant in the Room: A First Visual Exploration; How to Direct the research: How to Pilot a Hot Air Balloon; Intermezzo: A Cubist Approach; How to Operate in the Field: A First Visual Exploration.
Field Notes: The Research DiaryNotes; 4 Ways of Seeing the Elephant in the Room: Images and Words; Second Step in the Visual Explorative Phase: How to Navigate the Space of the Image?; The Photographic Collage Proposed in the Photo Elicitation Interview; The Complexity in the Fragments: Some Examples; Looking at the Old Photograph of the Beach of Punta del Sebo. Before and After: Transformation of a Territory and Collective Memory; Looking at an Image and a Sentence of Greenwashing: From Indignation to Defence.
Faced with the Images of Conflict: Work versus Health and Environment-An Inevitable Dichotomy?Beyond the Visible Through the Visible. On Environmental Perceptions, Denial and Time-Scape; Again Beyond the Visible: Differential Victimization and the Experience of Environmental Injustice; Conclusion; Notes; 5 What Do You Mean When You Show and Say This? Where Does It Take You?; What We Can Learn from the Ethnographic Study of a Single Case Study; "Folk green criminology" and Images; Notes; 6 Imaging Visual Methods for Green Criminology; Towards New Theoretical and Methodological Sensibilities.
The Image as a Heuristic Tool for Criminological Research in the Environmental FieldFor a Green Criminology with Images; Dilemmas and Paradoxes in the Use of Images; Visual Listening and "respect" for the Social Reality Investigated; Notes; 7 Conclusion: A Possible Way Out; The Expansion of Criminological Imagination: A Wooded Nature; The Construction of a Gaze; How to Imagine a Visual Green Criminologist; Starting New Transformative Journeys in Green Criminological Imagination; The Images That Hold Us to Ransom: A Way Out; Notes; Bibliography; Index.
The Theoretical Framework: Greening Radical InteractionismA Situation of Organized Irresponsibility; The "Lighted Scene": The Multiple Perspectives of Environmental Victims; Taking Radical Steps; Complex Angles around the Horizon: Empirical Research in the Green Field; To Introduce a Metaphor into the Conversation: The Big Grey Elephants in the Backyard of Huelva; Notes; 3 Ways of Looking at the Elephant in the Room: A First Visual Exploration; How to Direct the research: How to Pilot a Hot Air Balloon; Intermezzo: A Cubist Approach; How to Operate in the Field: A First Visual Exploration.
Field Notes: The Research DiaryNotes; 4 Ways of Seeing the Elephant in the Room: Images and Words; Second Step in the Visual Explorative Phase: How to Navigate the Space of the Image?; The Photographic Collage Proposed in the Photo Elicitation Interview; The Complexity in the Fragments: Some Examples; Looking at the Old Photograph of the Beach of Punta del Sebo. Before and After: Transformation of a Territory and Collective Memory; Looking at an Image and a Sentence of Greenwashing: From Indignation to Defence.
Faced with the Images of Conflict: Work versus Health and Environment-An Inevitable Dichotomy?Beyond the Visible Through the Visible. On Environmental Perceptions, Denial and Time-Scape; Again Beyond the Visible: Differential Victimization and the Experience of Environmental Injustice; Conclusion; Notes; 5 What Do You Mean When You Show and Say This? Where Does It Take You?; What We Can Learn from the Ethnographic Study of a Single Case Study; "Folk green criminology" and Images; Notes; 6 Imaging Visual Methods for Green Criminology; Towards New Theoretical and Methodological Sensibilities.
The Image as a Heuristic Tool for Criminological Research in the Environmental FieldFor a Green Criminology with Images; Dilemmas and Paradoxes in the Use of Images; Visual Listening and "respect" for the Social Reality Investigated; Notes; 7 Conclusion: A Possible Way Out; The Expansion of Criminological Imagination: A Wooded Nature; The Construction of a Gaze; How to Imagine a Visual Green Criminologist; Starting New Transformative Journeys in Green Criminological Imagination; The Images That Hold Us to Ransom: A Way Out; Notes; Bibliography; Index.