Cyber Law · 4th Edition
Cybercrime - 4th Edition - Catherine D. Marcum
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Cybercrime 4th Edition Catherine D. Marcum ISBN 9798892074261
Cybercrime, Fourth Edition provides a thorough exploration of cybercrime in modern society and examines the criminal justice system’s response. Focusing on the darker side of our digital lives, this edition features current examples of cybercrime for student analysis and debate, practical exercises for classroom use, and an emphasis on both offending and victimization behaviors. Each chapter covers key concepts, relevant statistics, and legislative histories, ensuring readers gain a solid understanding of the field.
More than a theoretical guide, this book is a practical resource for students, educators, and anyone seeking to understand or navigate the complex world of cybercrime. It is accessible to those new to the topic while offering detailed insights into specific types of cybercrime.
What’s New in the Fourth Edition:
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Analysis of deepfake technology and its criminal implications.
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Coverage of AI applications used to commit or detect crimes.
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Updates on new forms of nonconsensual pornography.
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Updated statistics reflecting the latest trends.
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New case studies addressing developments in:
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Revenge pornography
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Cyberbullying
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Ransomware, hacking, and government relations
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Terrorist use of social media
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Benefits for Professors and Students:
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Chapter case studies connecting concepts to current events and demonstrating the application of criminal theory in crime-solving.
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Discussion questions that promote evaluative and analytical thinking.
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Analysis of offender and victim demographics and behavioral patterns.
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Review of legislative, policy, and law enforcement efforts to prevent and prosecute cybercrime.
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Coverage of the most prevalent and impactful types of cybercrime, including:
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Intellectual property theft
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Online sexual victimization
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Identity theft
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Cyberfraud and financial crimes
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Harassment
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Cybercrime 4th Edition Catherine D. Marcum ISBN 9798892074261, 979-8892074261 & 9798892074278
Author
Catherine D. Marcum
Details
- ISBN
- 9798892074261
- Edition
- 4th Edition
- Publisher
- Aspen Publishing
- Publication Date
- January 2026
Condition Guide
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Acceptable
Readable throughout. Expect highlighting, margin notes, and wear on cover or spine. Best price for the same page numbers.
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Good
Minor highlighting or notes. All pages intact. Cover shows light shelf wear.
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Little to no writing. Binding tight. Looks barely used.
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Brand New
Unused and unmarked. Shrinkwrapped when available from the publisher.
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Brand New + eBook
Brand new print copy plus the publisher's eBook and supplemental digital access, where offered.
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