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Cyber-Crime

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This collection is innovative and original. It introduces new knowledge and is very timely because of the current high profile of the international public discourse over security, the internet and its impact upon the growth...
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This collection is innovative and original. It introduces new knowledge and is very timely because of the current high profile of the international public discourse over security, the internet and its impact upon the growth of the information economy.
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Price: £24.00
Pages: 460
Publisher: Hong Kong University Press
Imprint: Hong Kong University Press
Publication Date: 01 February 2005
Trim Size: 8.90 X 5.90 in
ISBN: 9789622097247
Format: Paperback
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"This book significantly advances the scholarly literature available on the global problem of cyber-crime. It also makes a unique contribution to the literature in this area. Much of what has been written focuses on cyber-crime in the United States and in

"This collection is innovative and original. It introduces new knowledge and is very timely because of the current high profile of the international public discourse over security, the internet and its impact upon the growth of the information economy. Th

"Broadhurst and Grabosky have assembled a comprehensive and timely work on cyber-crime in Asia, which features the scholarly works of an impressive collection of experts from such critical disciplines as technology, law enforcement and academia. This high
Roderic Broadhurst is an Associate Professor, Department of Sociology, and Senior Fellow, Centre for Criminology, University of Hong Kong. His research interests include violence, repeat offending, professional delinquency and crime in developing countries. Peter Grabosky is a Professor in the Regulatory Institutions Network, Australian National University. He specialises in criminal justice and public policy with an emphasis on computer crime and policing.