Criminologists have much to offer in examining wildlife crimes
A review recently published in Crime Science suggests that animal poaching and the illicit wildlife trade concentrate in a similar manner to more traditional… Read more »
Roberto Garbero
Roberto studied linguistics and literature at the University of Milan. He joined Springer in 2011 and is now Development Editor of open-access journals in the field of education, social sciences and ethics.
Latest posts by Roberto Garbero (see all)
- Criminologists have much to offer in examining wildlife crimes - 9th May 2017
- Social justice and criminal justice go hand in hand - 20th February 2017
- Inspired women in science take a stand against gender inequality - 10th February 2017
Social justice and criminal justice go hand in hand
By celebrating the World Day of Social Justice on the 20th February, the international community supports efforts to eradicate poverty and reduce social… Read more »
Inspired women in science take a stand against gender inequality
Science and gender equality are both vital for the achievement of the internationally agreed development goals: despite a lot of effort in inspiring and… Read more »