Michael Lynch

The Treadmill of Production and the Treadmill of Law: Propositions for Analyzing Law, E...

• Capitalism Nature Socialism
• November 2018

Animal abuse registries: expanded interest in animal protection mimics other criminal j...

• Contemporary Justice Review
• October 2018

Blaming the poor for biodiversity loss: a political economic critique of the study of p...

• Journal of Poverty and Social Justice
• October 2017

The Neglect of Quantitative Research in Green Criminology and Its Consequences

• Critical Criminology
• March 2017

Trends in the Formation of Environmental Enforcement International Non-Governmental Org...

• Globalizations
• November 2016

The Sentencing/Punishment of Federal Environmental/Green Criminal Offenders, 2000–2013

• Deviant Behavior
• October 2016

Acknowledging Female Victims of Green Crimes: Environmental Exposure of Women to Indust...

• Feminist Criminology
• October 2016

Court Sentencing Patterns for Environmental Crimes: Is There a “Green” Gap in Punishment?

• Journal of Quantitative Criminology
• September 2016

A cross-national study of the association between natural resource rents and homicide r...

• European Journal of Criminology
• August 2016

The Weak Probability of Punishment for Environmental Offenses and Deterrence of Environ...

• Deviant Behavior
• May 2016

A Marxian Interpretation of the Environmental Kuznets Curve: Global Capitalism and the ...

• Capitalism Nature Socialism
• May 2016

A Proposal for the Political Economy of Green Criminology: Capitalism and the Case of t...

• Canadian Journal of Criminology and Criminal Justice/La Revue canadienne de criminologi...
• April 2016

The Ecological Distribution of Community Advantage and Disadvantage: Power Structures, ...

• Critical Criminology
• February 2016

A Radical Economic Model of Crime with an Empirical Test in Non-city Zip Codes

• Critical Criminology
• December 2015

A Macro-Social Exploratory Analysis of the Rate of Interstate Cyber-Victimization

• American Journal of Criminal Justice
• October 2015

Green Criminology and Social Justice: A Reexamination of the Lynemouth Plant Closing an...

• Critical Sociology
• August 2015

Environmental justice: a criminological perspective

• Environmental Research Letters
• August 2015

Ecocities, Crime, and Justice: Ecocity Theory, Social Disorganization, and Green Crimin...

• Sociological Spectrum
• June 2015

Green Criminology and the Reconceptualization of School Violence: Comparing Green Schoo...

• Critical Criminology
• May 2015

The classlessness state of criminology and why criminology without class is rather mean...

• Crime Law and Social Change
• March 2015

Crime as Pollution? Theoretical, Definitional and Policy Concerns with Conceptualizing ...

• American Journal of Criminal Justice
• March 2015

The Human Consequences of Ecological Violence and Corporate Victimization: Public Secto...

• International Journal of Offender Therapy and Comparative Criminology
• February 2015

Death Matters: Victimization by Particle Matter from Coal Fired Power Plants in the US,...

• Critical Criminology
• January 2015

Let’s Think about Crime

• January 2015

Concerning the Definition of Crime

• January 2015

What Is Crime?

• January 2015

Framing a Definition of Crime

• January 2015

Crime and Science

• January 2015

Crime and the Individual

• January 2015

Defining Crime

• January 2015

Exploring Green Criminology

• May 2014

Marx, Karl

• March 2014

Green and Environmental Criminology

• March 2014

Ecological Disorganization, Crime, Green Criminology and Political Economic theory

• The British Journal of Criminology
• August 2013

The treadmill of crime: political economy and green criminology

• August 2013

Political economy and crime: an overview

• Journal of Crime and Justice
• July 2013

Effect of monetary penalties on environmental crime

• Journal of Crime and Justice
• July 2013

Reexamining political economy and crime and explaining the crime drop

• Journal of Crime and Justice
• July 2013

Water monitoring organizations, Environmental Justice, US

• Policing An International Journal
• March 2013

Green Criminology

• November 2012

Density dependence and environmental justice organizations, 1970–2008

• The Social Science Journal
• September 2012

Coal industry crime, green criminology and the treadmill of production

• Organization & Environment
• July 2012

The utility of parsimony in explaining crime

• American Journal of Criminal Justice
• March 2012

Vehcile carbon taxes, criminology, and climate change policy

• January 2012

The Relation Between Youth Fear and Avoidance of Crime in School and Academic Experiences

• Journal of School Violence
• January 2012

Similarities between green criminology and green science: Toward a typology of green cr...

• International Journal of Comparative and Applied Criminal Justice
• November 2011

The Founding of Environmental Justice Organizations Across U.S. Counties during the 199...

• Social Problems
• August 2011

State correctional policy survey: what state correctional departments say they do

• Journal of Crime and Justice
• July 2011

Coal Strip Mining, Mountaintop Removal, and the Distribution of Environmental Violation...

• Landscape Research
• March 2011

Global warming and state-corporate crime: the politicalization of global warming under ...

• Crime Law and Social Change
• July 2010

RADICAL EXPLANATIONS OF PENAL TRENDS: THE RATE OF SURPLUS VALUE AND THE INCARCERATION R...

• Journal of Crime and Justice
• January 2010

Does self-policing reduce chemical emissions?

• The Social Science Journal
• September 2009

A cross-national study of the association between per capita carbon dioxide emissions a...

• Social Science Research
• March 2009

James Lovelock, The Revenge of Gaia: Earth’s Climate Crisis and the Fate of Humanity

• Critical Criminology
• December 2007

THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN POSTWAR RECONSTRUCTION CONTRACTS AND POLITICAL DONATIONS: THE ...

• Sociological Spectrum
• May 2007

Campaign Contributions and State-Corporate Crime

• Deviant Behavior
• July 2006

The Relationship between Lead and Crime

• Journal of Health and Social Behavior
• June 2004

Determinants of Environmental Law Violation Fines Against Petroleum Refineries: Race, E...

• Society & Natural Resources
• April 2004

Slippery Business

• Journal of Black Studies
• January 2004

The Meaning of Green

• Theoretical Criminology
• May 2003

Environmental Hazards and School Segregation in Hillsborough County, Florida, 1987–1999

• Sociological Quarterly
• September 2002

The Relationship Between Lead Exposure and Homicide

• Archives of Pediatrics and Adolescent Medicine
• May 2001

The power of oppression: Understanding the history of criminology as a science of oppre...

• Critical Criminology
• September 2000

Media Coverage of Chemical Crimes, Hillsborough County, Florida, 1987-97

• The British Journal of Criminology
• January 2000

Long cycle affects on criminal justice legislation.

• Justice Quarterly
• June 1999

Popular culture as an ideological mask

• Journal of Criminal Justice
• July 1998

Macro-level determinants of police growth, Phoenix, Arizona

• Justice Quarterly
• March 1997

The rate of surplus value and crime. A theoretical and empirical examination of Marxian...

• Crime Law and Social Change
• March 1994

Reconciling Structural and Subjective Approaches to the Study of Crime

• Journal of Research in Crime and Delinquency
• November 1990

Cross-Cultural Perceptions of Deviance: The Case of Bhopal

• Journal of Research in Crime and Delinquency
• February 1989

The extraction of surplus value, crime and punishment: A preliminary examination

• December 1988

From feuding to terrorism: the ideology of vengeance

• January 1987

Critical Criminology

Environmental Racism

Environmental Criminology

Environmental Crime and Justice

Environmental Toxins Theory

Effect of US EPA Self-Enforcement on Environmental Compliance

Anthropogenic Development Drives Species to Be Endangered

Reflections on green criminology and its boundaries

Green criminology and green victimization