This book addresses the policing and social control of ecojustice movements during the COVID19 pandemic, as well as activist practices of resistance during the same period. It is based on extensive ethnographic fieldwork in Trento, Italy, focusing on two ecojustice groups opposing a highspeed railway and the containment of wild bears.
Rooted in critical, green, cultural and sensory approaches within criminology, the book discusses the intensification of policing strategies against ecojustice protesters during the pandemic and their increased exclusion from urban centres. Highlighting activists radical and transformative practices of resistance, the book identifies directions for future critical and green criminological research in the area.
