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Environmental Victimology and Ecological Justice,elopment (White and Heckenberg 2014). This chapter provides a broad overview of environmental victimology and, in particular, how research in this area is engaging with both human and nonhuman environmental victims.

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Introduction,urne, as well as throughout the region. Also in Victoria, the new Labour government announced its intention to establish a royal commission into family violence. These responses — emotional, spontaneous, symbolic, practical and institutional — show the depth and reach that victims have in contemporary society.

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,The Evolution of Victims’ Rights and Services in Australia,ike were conducted throughout Australia, which resulted in legislative and administrative reforms and the establishment of victim assistance programmes. As this chapter will reveal, some of the reforms and programmes which were intended to improve the position of crime victims have been controversial.

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