Rivers on Fire and Corporate Liars: The Monitoring and Sanctioning of U.S. Water Pollution Crimes (Critical Issues in Crime and Society)
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Rivers on Fire and Corporate Liars: The Monitoring and Sanctioning of U.S. Water Pollution Crimes (Critical Issues in Crime and Society)

by Joshua Ozymy, Melissa Jarrell Ozymy

Sociology Nonfiction public policy Environmental Crime
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Rivers on Fire and Corporate Liars explores the monitoring and sanctioning of water pollution crimes in the United States. Focusing on corporate misconduct and environmental harm, Joshua Ozymy and Melissa Jarrell Ozymy examine these issues within the broader context of crime, regulation, accountability, and society.

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Rivers on Fire and Corporate Liars examines water pollution crimes in the United States.

The book focuses on the monitoring of pollution and the sanctions used in response to environmental offenses.

Its attention to corporate wrongdoing places environmental crime within wider questions of accountability, regulation, and social harm.

As part of the Critical Issues in Crime and Society series, the work considers how pollution enforcement connects crime and society.

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