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There are few keener observers of international biodiversity conservation than Rosaleen Duffy. With a ferocity of purpose, she investigates the tenuous connection and nuances between illegal wildlife trade, terrorism threats, and national security. -Steven R. Brechin, Rutgers University, New Brunswick Rosaleen Duffy provides a timely critical reflection on how the illegal wildlife trade facilitates the convergence of conservation and security strategies, resulting in a new and worrying set of conservation practices. -Maano Ramutsindela, Lead Editor of The Violence of Conservation in Africa Rosaleen Duffy robustly and eloquently evidences the complex interplay of protecting wildlife. This book is a must-read to understand the securitization and militarization of conservation and its unintended consequences. -Tanya Wyatt, author of Wildlife Trafficking: A Deconstruction of the Crime, Victims, and Offenders A groundbreaking critique of the recent 'securitization' of the illegal wildlife trade - one that pushes us beyond black-and-white narratives toward more just, ethical, and decolonial conservation futures. -Liana Chua, University of Cambridge /The Global Lives of the Orangutan project This is a necessary read for critical times: a brilliant analysis of the securitization of wildlife conservation, and an urgent reminder of the structural conditions that brought us here. -Diana Ojeda, Universidad de los Andes

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Rosaleen Duffy is professor of international politics at the University of Sheffield. She is the author of Nature Crime: How We’re Getting Conservation Wrong.

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