Movimento per la decrescita e prevenzione della criminalita

Ruggiero, Vincenzo ORCID: https://orcid.org/0000-0002-4090-849X (2022) Movimento per la decrescita e prevenzione della criminalita. Studi sulla Questione Criminale, XVIII (3) . pp. 7-26. ISSN 1828-4973 [Article] (doi:10.7383/106126)

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Abstract

THE DEGROWTH MOVEMENT AND CRIME PREVENTION

Critics of market economies are found among academics, social movements and alliances involving both. One such alliance is constituted by what is known as the degrowth movement, whose analyses of the dysfunctional effects of prevalent economic arrangements and principles relate (implicitly or explicitly) to crime prevention strategies. After briefly examining the concerns of classical theorists such as Karl Marx and Max Weber about infinite growth and its environmental impact, this paper tries to uncover the criminological implications of degrowth and to hypothesize how its strategies can contribute to the reduction and/or prevention of criminal activity.

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