E-lemic: Routledge Critical Studies in Digital Crime, Culture and Control

E-lemic explores radically new ways of interpreting digital offending and aims to situate such conduct firmly within its socio-cultural settings. Rather than restricting its focus to the ‘usual’ suspects in digital crime, titles published in this series aim to consider a far broader spectrum of harm and culpability, one where states, corporations, digital platforms and powerful new technological oligarchs like the ‘digirati’ are also implicated. It places equal weight upon the threats posed by digital control as those posed by digital crime with a special emphasis upon the culpabilities of digital technology in destabilizing civil society and bolstering authoritarianism.