Applications now open for participants in a research study examining the impact of online surveillance on personal privacy
A study examining how people think about identity, privacy, and surveillance in their use of the internet and social media…
New article co-authored by @DeakinCrim’s Mark Wood: Understanding Engagement With Forensic Smartphone Apps: The Service Design Engagement Model
Abstract Justice services have begun to integrate the use of mobile applications into treatment, support, and rehabilitative programs for forensic…
New article co-authored by @DeakinCrim’s Diarmaid Harkin: Technology-Based Responses to Technology-Facilitated Domestic and Family Violence: An Overview of the Limits and Possibilities of Tech-Based Solutions
Abstract It is increasingly common for domestic and family violence to have an element of technology-facilitated abuse (TFA). As a…
New article by @DeakinCrim’s Sally Kennedy and Ian Warren and the University of Salford’s Clare Allely: Psychiatric and legal issues surrounding the extradition of WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange: The importance of considering the diagnosis of autism spectrum disorder
Abstract Julian Assange is an Australian national and the founder of WikiLeaks, a nonprofit organization that publishes news leaks and…
New article by @DeakinCrim’s Sally Kennedy and Ian Warren and the University of Salford’s Clare Allely: Psychiatric and legal issues surrounding the extradition of WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange: The importance of considering the diagnosis of autism spectrum disorder
Abstract Julian Assange is an Australian national and the founder of WikiLeaks, a nonprofit organization that publishes news leaks and…
New article by @DeakinCrim’s Diarmaid Harkin and the University of Waterloo’s Adam Molnar: Exploring the social implications of buying and selling cyber security
Abstract Governments, businesses, private citizens and even organised crime are increasingly investing in cyber security, with the cyber security industry…