The Contribution and Significance of Professor Noriyoshi Takemura’s Theoretical Work on AstroGreen Criminology
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Toin University of Yokohama · University of York
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In 2019, Professor Noriyoshi Takemura published a seminal research article in the Toin University of Yokohama Research Bulletin entitled “Astro-Green Criminology: A New Perspective Against Space Capitalism.” In this paper, Takemura explains the importance of developing an astro-green criminology which would bring outer space environmental issues within the domains of both criminology broadly, and green criminology specifically. Creating the astro-green criminological perspective has since led to the development of the area by both Takemura, and other interested scholars. While astro-green criminology is still at a nascent stage, researchers publishing in this area have achieved notable early successes. Without Takemura’s radical and ground-breaking publications on astro-green criminology, it is unlikely that these areas of research would have developed so quickly. This article aims to celebrate the early achievements of astro-green criminology and to afford credit to the thought-leading work of Professor Noriyoshi Takemura. While Takemura’s work on astro-green criminology is often cited in literature on space-based environmental harms, his work has not yet received proper exposition and recognition. The present article seeks to fill that void and finishes by exploring how astro-green criminology has traversed into the fuller discipline of space criminology.
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Jack Adam Lampkin. The Contribution and Significance of Professor Noriyoshi Takemura’s Theoretical Work on AstroGreen Criminology. 2026. https://www.declarationuniverselledesdroitsdelarbre.org/global-rights-of-nature-radar/reference/r-e7538b72b13d12df70b51545925915dc/
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