Ekološka kriminaliteta in problematika spola

diplomsko delo visokošolskega študijskega programa Varnost in policijsko delo

Domen Vrečko (Author), Katja Eman (Mentor)

Abstract

Diplomsko delo se nanaša na raziskovanje povezanosti med ekološko kriminaliteto in spolom kot enim izmed možnih dejavnikov za viktimiziranost. Ekološka kriminaliteta in problematika spola v grobem pomeni, da iščemo viktimiziranost zaradi ekološke kriminalitete na podlagi enega izmed demografskih dejavnikov, to je spola. Kot se je izkazalo, vzorci viktimizacije zaradi ekološke kriminalitete reflektirajo spekter neenakosti, kar je bilo možno opaziti tudi pri spolu. Iz analiziranih študij je razvidno, da ponekod v svetu obstajajo razlike glede na to, kdo lahko postane žrtev ekološke kriminalitete, ne glede na dejstvo, da žrtev ekološke kriminalitete lahko postane tako rekoč kdorkoli. Svet se sooča z najrazličnejšimi okoljskimi problemi, vendar pa med državami po svetu obstajajo velike razlike v nesorazmernosti okoljskih degradacij, okoljskih sprememb in ne nazadnje tudi posledic za zdravje ljudi na teh območjih. Revnejše države se soočajo z večjim upadom ekosistema v primerjavi z razvitimi državami. Neenakosti se pojavljajo tudi znotraj držav v razvoju, kjer so ženske bolj izpostavljene in prizadete zaradi vplivov okoljskih sprememb in degradacij, slednje pa je poglobila tudi nedavna epidemija bolezni covid-19. Treba je iskati celostne rešitve za eno izmed večjih groženj, ki ji je priča človeštvo. To pomeni tudi vključevanje žensk v obravnave okoljske problematike, vključevanje žensk v odločevalne procese, predvsem pa zagotavljanje enakih pogojev in možnosti v primerjavi z moškimi pri spopadanju z okoljskimi grožnjami.

Keywords

diplomske naloge;ekološka kriminaliteta;enakost spolov;ekofeminizem;okolje;

Data

Language:	Slovenian
Year of publishing:	2021
Typology:	2.11 - Undergraduate Thesis
Organization:	UM FVV - Faculty of Criminal Justice
Publisher:	[D. Vrečko]
UDC:	343.3/.7:504(043.2)
COBISS:	65274883
Views:	398
Downloads:	90
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Secondary language:	English
Secondary title:	Environmental crime and gender issues
Secondary abstract:	This thesis inspects the correlation between environmental crime and gender as a possible cause of victimisation. Environmental crime and gender issues roughly refer to researching victimisation due to environmental crimes based on a demographic factor, namely gender. As shown, victimisation patterns due to environmental crime reflect the spectrum of inequality, which was noticeable in gender issues as well. The analysed studies have shown there are demographic differences in victims of environmental crimes in parts of the world even though anybody can suffer from environmental crimes. The world is dealing with a variety of environmental problems, however, there are vast differences in environmental degradations, climate change and the repercussions to citizens’ health between individual countries. Poorer countries face more severe degradations of their ecosystems in comparison to richer countries. Inequalities are noticeable in developing countries as well, where women suffer more from climate change and ecological degradation than men, which was intensified by the recent COVID-19 epidemic. Comprehensive solutions are needed to combat one of humanity’s greatest threats, this means including women in environmental crime solutions and decision-making processes and foremost ensuring equal conditions and opportunities to deal with environmental threats compared to men.
Secondary keywords:	environmental crime;gender equality;ecofeminism;environment;
Type (COBISS):	Bachelor thesis/paper
Thesis comment:	Univ. v Mariboru, Fak. za varnostne vede, Ljubljana
Pages:	IV, 40 str.
ID:	12967715