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E-grāmata: Psychology of Cyber Crime: Concepts and Principles

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"This book examines the psychology of cybercrime, considering many aspects of cybercrime, including research on offenders, legal issues, the impact of cybercrime on victims, punishment, and preventative measures"--

This timely volume on digital crime showcases current scholarship in the study of the psychological effects of criminal activities related to computers, the Internet and online communities. Dealing with both the mental processes of criminals and victims, topics discussed include the contributions of forensic psychology to the study of cybercrime, malware and viruses, identity theft and fraud, child predation, cyberbullying and cyberstalking, criminals' justifications for online piracy, terrorism, the effects of cybercrime on victims in virtual worlds, and theories of online governance. The work includes a volume-wide collection of reading resources. Kirwan is a professor of psychology and Power is the head of the School of Creative Technologies, both at the Institute of Art, Design and Technology, Ireland. Annotation ©2012 Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)
Preface xiv
Acknowledgment xxiv
Section 1 Introduction
Chapter 1 Creating the Ground Rules: How can Cybercrimes be Defined and Governed?
1(17)
Chapter 2 Can Forensic Psychology Contribute to Solving the Problem of Cybercrime?
18(19)
Chapter 3 Can Theories of Crime be Applied to Cybercriminal Acts?
37(16)
Section 2 Internet-Specific Crimes
Chapter 4 Is the Research to Date on Hackers Sufficient to Gain a Complete Understanding of the Psychology Involved?
53(20)
Chapter 5 Malware: Can Virus Writers be Psychologically Profiled?
73(21)
Section 3 Online Variations of Offline Crimes
Chapter 6 Identity Theft and Online Fraud: What Makes Us Vulnerable to Scam Artists Online?
94(19)
Chapter 7 Internet Child Pornography: A Stepping Stone to Contact Offences?
113(20)
Chapter 8 Online Child Predators: Does Internet Society Make Predation Easy?
133(20)
Chapter 9 Cyberbullying and Cyberstalking: Are They as Serious as Their Offline Counterparts?
153(21)
Chapter 10 Music, Video and Software Piracy: Do Offenders see Them as Criminal Activities?
174(16)
Chapter 11 Cyberterrorism: Can Terrorist Goals be Achieved using the Internet?
190(22)
Section 4 Crimes in Virtual Worlds
Chapter 12 Crime in Virtual Worlds: Should Victims Feel Distressed?
212(15)
Chapter 13 On-Line Governance
227(15)
Compilation of References 242(31)
About the Authors 273(1)
Index 274
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