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Neo-Liberal Water Policy and Socio-Environmental Harm

In recent years, green criminologists have become increasingly attuned to the complexities of environmental problems and to the myriad social, economic and political processes that underpin them (see for example White 2003; Elliot 1998; Martell 1994; Schnaiberg & Gould 2000). Perhaps more than ever, global processes and ideologies such as capitalism and neo-liberalism are impacting more and more tangibly on our own localities and more often than not, with harmful results. It is therefore significant when examining and situating socio-environmental harm that we ask at what point does the 'global' become the 'local'?