Dr. Liam Leonard's recent book publications include:Liam J. Leonard (ed) (2022) Cases on Crimes, Investigations, and Media Coverage, IGI Global Liam Leonard, (ed) (2021) Global Perspectives on People, Process, and Practice in Criminal Justice, IGI GlobalLiam Leonard, (ed) (2017) The Sustainable Nation: Politics, Economy and Justice (Advances in Sustainability and Environmental Justice 21) Liam Leonard, (ed) (2017) Environmental Criminology, (Advances in Sustainability and Environmental Justice 20) Emerald PublishingMaria-Alejandra Gonzalez-Perez & Liam Leonard, (Editors) (2015),The UN Global Compact: Fair Competition and Environmental and Labour Justice in International MarketsLiam Leonard and Sya B. Kedzior (Editors) (2014) Occupy the Earth: Global Environmental Movements, Emerald UK.Paula Kenny & Liam Leonard, (Authors) (2014) The Sustainability of Restorative Justice, Emerald UKLiam Leonard et al; (Editors) (2013), Environmental Philosophy: The Art of Life in a World of Limits, Emerald UKLiam Leonard & Maria-Alejandra Gonzalez-Perez, (Editors) (2013), Principles and Strategies to Balance Ethical, Social and Environmental Concerns With Corporate Requirements, Emerald UKMaria-Alejandra Gonzalez-Perez & Liam Leonard, (Editors) (2013), International Business,Sustainability and Corporate Social Responsibility, Emerald UKLiam Leonard & Iosif Botetgias, Eds. (2012) Sustainable Politics & the Crisis of the Peripheries: Ireland & Greece; Emerald UKLiam Leonard (Author) (2011) Community Campaigns for Sustainable Living: Health, Waste & Protest in Civil Society, Emerald UKLiam Leonard & Paula Kenny, (Authors) (2011) Sustainable Justice and the Community, Emerald UKChris Rootes & Liam Leonard, (Editors) (2010) Environmental Movements and Waste Infrastructure, Routledge *Hardback and PaperbackLiam Leonard & John Barry (Editors) (2009) Global Ecological Politics, Emerald UKLiam Leonard & John Barry (Editors) (2009) Special Edition: Financial Crisis - Environmental Crisis: What is the Link? Emerald UK E.BookLiam Leonard & John Barry (Editors) (2008) The Transition to Sustainable Living and Practice, Emerald UKLiam Leonard (Author) (2007) The Environmental Movement in Ireland, Springer International *Hardback & PaperbackLiam Leonard (Author) (2006) Green Nation: the Irish Environmental Movement from Carnsore Point to the Rossport 5, Greenhouse Press/ChoiceLiam Leonard (Author) (2005) Politics Inflamed: the Campaign Against Incineration in Ireland, Greenhouse Press/Choice Dr. Liam Leonard (BA; M. Phil; PhD) Has worked as a Lecturer in Criminology and Sociology at Arden University, UK; Arizona State University, US; California State University, US;The Institute of Technology, Ireland and National University of Ireland. He has been a Researcher and Adjunct Assistant Professor with Dept. of Sociology and Centre for Study of Violence, West Virginia University, USA. Previously, Liam has been Chair of the Criminology Association of Ireland and former President of the Sociology Association of Ireland. He lectures Sociology, Criminology, Politics, Human Rights, Penology/Prison Studies, Sustainability and Environmental Issues, Social Movements, Social Capital, Professional Development and Equality & Diversity. Dr. Leonard was the senior academic and primary instructor on the award winning Custodial Care Program, which trained over 1,000 recruits in a humane approach to prison and corrections for the Irish Prison Service. The author/editor of over ten books and numerous journal articles, he is Senior Editor of the Ecopolitics Books Series, the Advances in Sustainability and Environmental Justice Book Series (both with Emerald UK) and Founding Editor of the CRIMSOC Journal of Social Criminology. Dr. Leonard is Editor of the Advances in Criminology Book Series with IGI-Global. has edited the 2011 Irish issue of the Prison Journal, as well as special issues of Environmental Politics and the Irish Journal of Sociology and the Criminology issue of the Irish Journal of Applied Social Studies. Dr. Leonard was awarded the Sage Publishing Research Excellence Award in New York as well as the NAIRTL Research & Teaching Award in 2012, and has over twelve years experience as an academic and lecturer in the National University of Ireland and the Irish Institute of Technology sectors. He has given papers at the European Sociology Association, European Criminology Association, the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences, the European Group for Crime & Deviance and the Irish Sociology and Irish Criminology Conferences. Dr. Leonard sits on the editorial boards of several academic journals, including the Prison Journal and the Journal of Criminal Psychology. Read more about this authorRead less about this author