KONCEPT ODRŽIVOG RAZVOJA I ZELENA KRIMINOLOGIJA – SINERGIJA I IZAZOVI

XXI Majsko savetovanje (2025) SAVREMENO PRAVO U ERI DIGITALIZACIJE I ODRŽIVOG RAZVOJA (273-287 str.)

AUTOR(I) / AUTHOR(S): Snežana Soković  

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DOI: 10.46793/XXIMajsko.273S

SAŽETAK / ABSTRACT:

Koncepti održivog razvoja i zelene kriminologije predstavljaju ključne oblasti savremenog interesovanja za očuvanje životne sredine nastale kao rezultat rastuće globalne zabrinutosti u vezi sa životnom sredinom i društvenom pravdom. Održivi razvoj je holističkim pristupom integraciji ekonomskog rasta, socijalne inkluzije i zaštite životne sredine postao sveobuhvatan okvir za rešavanje složenih izazova sa kojima se suočava čovečanstvo. Paralelno sa tim, zelena kriminologija se pojavila kao kritička perspektiva unutar kriminologije, posvećena proučavanju šteta i zločina protiv prirodne sredine, uključujući kako ljude, tako i sve druge segmente ekosistema. Rad ima za cilj analizu složene veze između održivog razvoja i zelene kriminologije, istražuje njihove definicije, principe, uzajamne uticaje, i mogućnosti za sinergijsko delovanje. Globalni fokus intenzivno usmeren na pitanja životne sredine naglašava potrebu za interdisciplinarnim pristupom, a razumevanje veze održivog razvoja i zelene kriminologije pruža saznanja koja mogu biti korisna za kreiranje efikasnijih strategija za zaštitu životne sredine i promovisanje društvenog razvoja koji zadovoljava potrebe sadašnjosti bez ugrožavanja mogućnosti budućih generacija da zadovolje svoje potrebe.

KLJUČNE REČI / KEYWORDS:

održiv razvoj, zelena kriminologija, životna sredina, ekološki kriminalitet.

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