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globalisation, human rights, state and green crime - Coggle Diagram

- - - - they operate transnationally because it reduces the risk and increases profits
      - in countries where law enforcement is relatively weak
      - e.g. Colombia is the centre of cocaine production, but is sold in richer markets such as the USA
    - - A02 in countries such as Colombia and Peru, organised crime is linked to corruption within the government and so distorting policies
- - - - concept of zemiology
  - - - science and technology have allowed humans to overcome many risks from the natural environment e.g. physical defences can protect against floods
        
        A03 human activity has created new risks such as those of nuclear contamination e.g. Chernobyl
      - there is more global awareness of the risks because of increased publicity
      - all social classes are affected by human activity
    - - Snider = states are reluctant to pass laws that harm private businesses
      - Sutherland = despite killing so many people, corporate and environmental crimes do not carry the same stigma as conventional crimes
        
        businesses have the resources and money to avoid being labelled as criminal