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Piers Beirne

Professor Emeritus of Sociology and Legal Studies

University of Southern Maine

Affiliations

College of Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences

Department Of Criminology

School of Business

Department Of Finance And Accounting

Studies Of Department Of Sociology And Race And Ethnic

University of Southern Maine

Piers Beirne is currently serving as a College Of Arts, Humanities, And Social Sciences Professor Emeritus of Sociology and Legal Studies at University of Southern Maine.

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University of Southern Maine

Professor Emeritus of Sociology and Legal Studies

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criminology theoretical criminology humanities deviance (sociology) criminal law law zooarchaeology feminist criminology criminal justice sociology violent behavior history experimental criminology wildlife biological anthropology animal conservation transitional justice human rights international criminology environmental justice jurisprudence historical review interdisciplinary history literary history interpersonal violence criminological theory philosophy of law comparative criminology comparative law violence against woman applied philosophy sexual behavior penology human-animal interactions crime science economic criminology green criminology death study comedy study victimology pathogen transmission zoonotic diseases disease ecology art criticism environmental crime homo criminalis american study citizenship study anthropogenic pathogen spillover wildlife trade sociological approach third edition migration study federal bureau animal cruelty data speciesist policing composition study medical anthropology bioethics social problems epidemiology social sciences social science research global health human biology social justice public health medical sociology ethnic studies disparities academic ethic social impact critical race theory social change anthropology migration studies vulnerability intersectionality medical history higher education social class american studies science and technology studies international social work gender studies violence against women african american studies conservation biology animal ecology social anthropology public health ethics physical anthropology urban sociology public policy tropical animal health social stratification

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

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On the Geometry of Speciesist Policing: The Federal Bureau of Investigation’s Animal Cruelty Data. International Journal for Crime Justice and Social Democracy (2023)

Piers BeirneMichael J. Lynch

international criminologyfederal bureaulawpenologysociologyanimal cruelty datacriminologycriminal justicejurisprudencesocial sciencesspeciesist policingcomparative criminology

Covid-19 as an Anthroponosis: Toward a Nonspeciesist Criminology of Human-To-Animal Pathogen Transmission. International Journal for Crime Justice and Social Democracy (2021)

pathogensvirus eradicationinfection controlsars-cov-2infectious diseasesmedical virologyinfectious diseases (medical specialty)virologypathogenesiscovid-19virus researchcommunicable diseasespublic health preparednessglobal healthtropical animal healthvaccinationepidemiology

Humanity’s Best Friend: A Dog-Centric Approach to Addressing Global Challenges. Animals (2020)

Naomi SykesPiers BeirneAlexandra HorowitzIone JonesLinda KalofElinor KarlssonTammie KingHoward LitwakRobbie A. McDonaldLuke John MurphyNeil PembertonDaniel PromislowAndrew RowanPeter W. StahlJamshid TehraniEric TourignyClive D. L. WynneEric StraussGreger Larson

geneticsanimal behaviorhumanitiesentomologyhuman-animal interactionsanimal cognitionevolutionary biologyzoologyanimal science

Ragnhild Aslaug Sollund, the Crimes of Wildlife Trafficking: Issues of Justice, Legality and Morality. Critical Criminology (2020)

anthropologyhuman rightszooarchaeologydeviance (sociology)social anthropologylawtransitional justicecriminal lawsociocultural anthropologyinternational lawcriminologywildlifecriminal justicehistorytheoretical criminologysocial justiceanimal conservation

Wildlife Trade and Covid-19: Towards a Criminology of Anthropogenic Pathogen Spillover. The British Journal of Criminology (2020)

Piers Beirne

anthropogenic pathogen spilloverinfectious diseasescovid-19pathogen transmissionzoonotic diseasesdisease ecologycriminologywildlifepublic healthwildlife tradeepidemiology

Animals, Women and Terms of Abuse: Towards a Cultural Etymology of Con(E)Y, Cunny, Cunt and C*Nt. Critical Criminology (2019)

cultural studiesviolence against womancultural anthropologyanthropologyhumanitiesgendered sexualitydeviance (sociology)linguistic anthropologysocial anthropologyhistorical linguisticssocial semioticsritualanthropological theorysexual behaviorfeminist criminologycultureinterpersonal violence

Editors’ Introduction to the Special Issue: ‘for a Green Criminology’—20 Years and Onwards. Theoretical Criminology (2018)

Piers BeirneAvi BrismanRagnhild SollundNigel South

economic criminologyinternational criminologygreen criminologyenvironmental justicecriminological theoryexperimental criminologycriminal lawcrime sciencecriminologyviolent behaviorcriminal justicefeminist criminologysocial sciencestheoretical criminologycomparative criminology

Gallous Stories or Dirty Deeds? Representing Parricide in J.M. Synge’s Playboy of the Western World. Palgrave Macmillan UK eBooks (2018)

interdisciplinary historyworld literatureplaywritingliterary theorycontemporary dramaintellectual historyliterary historycultural historycomedy studytheatredramaturgycomparative literaturevictorian literaturecontemporary fictionliteratureliterary criticismmodern literature

Hogarth’s Patriotic Animals: Bulldogs, Beef, Britannia!. Palgrave Macmillan UK eBooks (2018)

international historyhumanitieszooarchaeologyglobal historycultural historyempirehistory

Hunting Worlds Turned Upside Down? Paulus Potter’s Life of a Hunter. Palgrave Macmillan UK eBooks (2018)

interdisciplinary historyphenomenology (philosophy)anthropologyhumanitieszooarchaeologynarrativesocial anthropologycultural historybiological anthropologyglobal historyvisual cultureenvironmental historyanthropological theoryhistory of sciencehistorical geographyhistorycontemporary fiction

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Piers Beirne

Professor Emeritus of Sociology and Legal Studies

University of Southern Maine

Affiliations

College of Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences

Department Of Criminology

School of Business

Department Of Finance And Accounting

Studies Of Department Of Sociology And Race And Ethnic

University of Southern Maine

Piers Beirne is currently serving as a College Of Arts, Humanities, And Social Sciences Professor Emeritus of Sociology and Legal Studies at University of Southern Maine.

Honors

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Piers Beirne

University of Southern Maine

Professor Emeritus of Sociology and Legal Studies

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

On the Geometry of Speciesist Policing: The Federal Bureau of Investigation’s Animal Cruelty Data. International Journal for Crime Justice and Social Democracy (2023)

Piers BeirneMichael J. Lynch

international criminologyfederal bureaulawpenologysociologyanimal cruelty datacriminologycriminal justicejurisprudencesocial sciencesspeciesist policingcomparative criminology

Covid-19 as an Anthroponosis: Toward a Nonspeciesist Criminology of Human-To-Animal Pathogen Transmission. International Journal for Crime Justice and Social Democracy (2021)

Humanity’s Best Friend: A Dog-Centric Approach to Addressing Global Challenges. Animals (2020)

geneticsanimal behaviorhumanitiesentomologyhuman-animal interactionsanimal cognitionevolutionary biologyzoologyanimal science

Ragnhild Aslaug Sollund, the Crimes of Wildlife Trafficking: Issues of Justice, Legality and Morality. Critical Criminology (2020)

Wildlife Trade and Covid-19: Towards a Criminology of Anthropogenic Pathogen Spillover. The British Journal of Criminology (2020)

Piers Beirne

anthropogenic pathogen spilloverinfectious diseasescovid-19pathogen transmissionzoonotic diseasesdisease ecologycriminologywildlifepublic healthwildlife tradeepidemiology

Animals, Women and Terms of Abuse: Towards a Cultural Etymology of Con(E)Y, Cunny, Cunt and C*Nt. Critical Criminology (2019)

Editors’ Introduction to the Special Issue: ‘for a Green Criminology’—20 Years and Onwards. Theoretical Criminology (2018)

Piers BeirneAvi BrismanRagnhild SollundNigel South

Gallous Stories or Dirty Deeds? Representing Parricide in J.M. Synge’s Playboy of the Western World. Palgrave Macmillan UK eBooks (2018)

Hogarth’s Patriotic Animals: Bulldogs, Beef, Britannia!. Palgrave Macmillan UK eBooks (2018)

international historyhumanitieszooarchaeologyglobal historycultural historyempirehistory

Hunting Worlds Turned Upside Down? Paulus Potter’s Life of a Hunter. Palgrave Macmillan UK eBooks (2018)

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