Technology and crime

• AIC research project

Decsription

This project involves research into the nature and extent of crimes perpetrated though the use of technology; the examination of technologically-based crime control measures; identification of crime prevention intiatives; and analysis of policing and legal responses.

Publications

• Resource materials on technology-enabled crime
  Gregor Urbas and Kim-Kwang Raymond Choo, 2008
• Identification systems: a risk assessment framework
  Russell G Smith, 2006
• Cybercriminals on trial
  Russell G Smith, Peter Grabosky and Gregor Urbas, 2004
• Travelling in cyberspace on a false passport: controlling transnational identity-related crime
  Russell G Smith, in R Tarling (ed.), The British criminology conference: selected proceedings, vol. 5, Papers from the British Society of Criminology Conference, Keele, July 2002, British Society of Criminology
• Electronic monitoring in the criminal justice system
  Matt Black and Russell G Smith, 2003
• E-crime solutions and crime displacement
  Russell G Smith, Nicholas Wolanin and Glenn Worthington, 2003
• Crime in the digital age
  P N Grabosky and Russell G Smith, 2002
• Electronic voting : benefits and risks
  Russell G Smith, 2002
• Electronic theft : unlawful acquisition in cyberspace
  Peter Grabosky, Russell G Smith and Gillian Dempsey, 2001

Related links

• Topic : Cybercrime