Crimes of the Internet
By: edited by Frank Schmalleger, Michael Pittaro.
Contributors: Schmalleger, Frank.; Pittaro, Michael.
Language: eng
Number of pages: 654
ISBN-13: 9780132318860
Subjects: Computer crimes
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: class: part
title: Online predatory child victimization and exploitation; class: part
title: Sexual addiction to the Internet: from curiosity to compulsive behavior (Pittaro); class: part
title: Pedophilia, pornography, and stalking: analyzing child victimization on the Internet (Jaishankar/Halder/Ramdoss); class: part
title: Internet child sexual exploitation: offenses, offenders, and victims (Huang/Leopard/Bockman); class: part
title: Cyberbullying: a transnational perspective (Jaishankar/Shariff); class: subsection
title: Internet crimes: youth and children (Raghavan/Ranjan/Veddy); class: part
title: Emerging global crimes of the Internet; class: part
title: Online pharmaceutical sales and challenges for law enforcement (Finley); class: part
title: Charges without borders: consumer credit card fraud in Ghana (Davison); class: section
title: Regulating cyberstalking (Basu/Jones); class: part
title: Internet gambling (Geis/Brown/Pontell); class: part
title: Nature and distribution of phishing (Stroik/Huang); class: part
title: You can't cheat an honest man: Making ($$$s and) sense of the Nigerian email scams (King/Thomas); class: part
title: Identity theft causes, correlates, and factors: a content analysis (Berg); class: section
title: Internet fraud and cybercrime (Levin/Cukier); class: part
title: Criminological perspectives on cybercrime; class: section
title: Space transition theory of ciber crimes (Jaishankar); class: part
title: Routine activities theory and Internet crime (Cox/Johnson/Richards); class: part
title: The rhetoric of hackers' Neutralizations (Turgeman-Goldschmidt); class: part
title: Lone hacks or group cracks: examining the social organization of computer hackers (Holt); class: part
title: "It's like printing money": piracy on the Internet (Nhan); class: part
title: The Warez scene: digital piracy in the online world (Ponte); class: part
title: Internet and crime trends (Ouimet); class: part
title: Internet gambling: birth of a victimless crime? (Giacopassi/Pitts); class: part
title: Investigating and prosecuting cybercrimes; class: part
title: Investigating computer crime (Hinduja); class: part
title: Criminal profiling and cyber criminal investigation (Shoemaker/Kennedy); class: part
title: Digital evidence (Scarborough et al); class: part
title: The dateline effect: Internet stings (Rubenser/Orvis/Rush); class: part
title: Evidence issues involved in prosecuting Internet crime (Roberson); class: part
title: The politics of Internet crime (Marion); class: part
title: The Fourth Amendment impact on electronic evidence (Obinyan/Ikegwuonu/Vanderpuye); class: part
title: Cyber terrorism: the "new" face of terrorism; class: part
title: The dark side of the Web: terrorists' use of the Internet (Damphousse); class: part
title: Cyberterrorism: problems, perspectives, and prescription (Soma/Sundaram/Jaishankar); class: part
title: Cyber terrorism and the law (Walker).