Green Criminology: Crime, Justice, and the Environment

THE TEXTBOOK WAS REQUIRED FOR SCHOOL, THE TEXTBOOK WAS INTERESTING BUT CAN NOT DOWNLOAD FOR PDF

I am currently in an Administration of Justice Master's Program and required this book for one of my summer courses. While being full time employed as a law enforcement professional, I am additionally required to read 3 chapters of this book weekly and provide a 5 page review for the week. I was excited to know that I was down to the 12th chapter in this book until I realized the book I purchased only had 4 pages for the 12 chapter. I was relieved at first, "4 pages and I'm done," I said to myself. But something just didn't feel right. After further reviewing the book, the table of context revealed about 30 pages are missing out of the 12th chapter. I am furious and hope this review is address asap.

One of the better reference books on environmental crimes that I've read in quite awhile. Clearly, a book to have on your shelf, if one is interested in environmental crime/trafficking. I re-read this book three times and got more out of this book each reading... Ken McCloud, RETIRED, Special Agent, U.S. FWS/OLE

Bought it for class, and I got an A, so I guess it did the job well.