Follow the Silk Road: How Internet Affordances Influence and Transform Crime and Law Enforcement

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Publicado en:	Homeland Security Affairs (Dec 2017), p. n/a
Autor principal:	Jerde, Ryan
Publicado:	Naval Postgraduate School, Center for Homeland Defense and Security
Materias:	Software Engineering Institute Department of Justice United States > US Judicial system Crime Internet Intelligence Mathematical analysis Exchanging Websites Adaptability Software reliability Cybercrime Design Books Dependence Training Studies Shutdowns Money laundering Software engineering Vacuum Human trafficking Typology New technology Markets Law enforcement World Wide Web Tactics Computer programs Federal agencies Sexual behavior Technology assessment Exploitation Criminal investigations Cognitive ability Digital media Computer architecture Dependency theory Digital currencies Cybersecurity Roads & highways Commitment Blogs Drug trafficking Deterrence Software Criminal law Arrests Criminal justice Action Drugs Borders Technology Decentralization Drug policy Anonymity Dissertations & theses Classification Money Border patrol Complaints Offenses Criminology Russian language Criminal statistics Security Causality Offenders Police Experts Mass media Deviance Challenges Labeling Change agents Indictments Cognitive systems Social
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