Animals in Criminology

Biopiracy

• Biopiracy
• Biopiracy: when indigenous knowledge is patented for profit
• Extension of property rights
  
• The Role of Intellectual Property Rights in Seed Technology Transfer through Trade
• Seed rights
  
• Intellectual Property Rights
• Who Owns the Seed?
• NMSU and Hatch Chiles
  
• Chile Wars
• Corporate Destruction of Land
• The Global Theft of Human Rights
• Latin Americans pay price for corporate environmental destruction
  
• Our Land Our Business
• World Bank Accused of Destroying Traditional Farming to Support Corporate Land Grabs
  
• Ecocide
• Eradicating Ecocide

Goyes, D. R., & South, N. (2015). Land-grabs, Biopiracy and the Inversion of Justice in Colombia. British Journal of Criminology,56(3), 558-577. doi:10.1093/bjc/azv082

Goyes, D. R., & Sollund, R. (2018). Animal abuse, biotechnology and species justice. Theoretical Criminology,22(3), 363-383. doi:10.1177/1362480618787179

Wyatt, T., & Brisman, A. (2016). The Role of Denial in the ‘Theft of Nature’: Comparing Biopiracy and Climate Change. Critical Criminology,25(3), 325-341. doi:10.1007/s10612-016-9344-5