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URL:https://murmitoyen.com/events/vanille/udem/detail/843845-young-people-t
 he-internet-and-emerging-pathways-into-criminality-a-study-of-australian-a
 dolescents
LOCATION:Université de Montréal - Carrefour des arts et des sciences\, 31
 50\, rue Jean-Brillant \, Montréal\, QC\, Canada\, H3T 1N8
SUMMARY:Young People\, the Internet\, and Emerging Pathways into Criminalit
 y: A Study of Australian Adolescents
DESCRIPTION:Guest speaker :  Russell Brewer
Dr Russell Brewer is a Senior
  Lecturer at Flinders University Law School. He has a PhD in Criminology f
 rom the Australian National University. His research interests include pol
 icing\, crime prevention\, Internet crime\, and social networks. In partic
 ular\, his work seeks to establish the significance of networks as a tool 
 for providing a clearer understanding of the risk factors that lead to dev
 iance\, as well as the structural characteristics of policing responses to
  criminality. He has a range of publications exploring these areas\, inclu
 ding a series of journal articles\, as well as a monograph for the Clarend
 on Series in Criminology\, Oxford University Press.
Summary
This article e
 xplores the ways in which young people experience the Internet as a potent
 ially criminogenic medium. To date\, little research has explored the poss
 ible links between the mundane\, ubiquitous use of digital communication t
 echnologies by young people and involvement in delinquency in online conte
 xts. The current empirical study seeks to address this gap\, by investigat
 ing how a young person’s digital pursuits (i.e. relative access\, techni
 cal competencies\, and exposure to pertinent technologies\, Internet sites
  and services)\, as well as various developmental considerations\, are lin
 ked to delinquent online encounters – be they tentative engagements of a
  naïve or non-criminal kind or deliberate\, more serious forms of technol
 ogically-mediated criminality. 
Information
Conférence organisée par le
  Centre international de criminologie comparée.
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