Cyber Crime refers to any crime that involves a computer and a network. It can broadly be categorized into crime against persons, crime against property and crime against governments. Although the Oxford Cyber Harassment Research Symposium focus on crimes against persons, papers on any topic relating to cyber crime may be submitted.
Cyber Crime Research
Computer Science and Cyber Crime
Cyber Crime and Libraries / Library Science
Ethics, Law and Technology
Developmental Psychology and Cyber Crime
Behavioral Psychology and Cyber Crime
Education and Cyber Bullying
Law and Cyber Crime
Politics of Cyber Crime
Sociology of Cyber Crime
Communication Studies and Cyber Crime
Combatting Cyber Crime
Internet and Communication Service Providers (ISP)
Social Media and Technology Companies
Digital Evidence and Cyber Crime
Cyber and Civil Rights
Law Enforcement and Cyber Crime
Prosecutors and Cyber Crime
Emerging Global Internet Governance
Cyber Crimes against Persons
Cyber Harassment
Cyber Bullying
Cyber Stalking
Cyber Defamation
Workplace Harassment
Identity Theft
Dissemination of Offensive Materials
Cyber Bullying at School
Perceptions of Cyber Bullying
Cyber Bullying and Legal Boundaries for Schools
Freedom of Expression versus Safety and Privacy
Cyber Bullying and School Personnel
Cyber Bullying and Children
Cyber Bullying and College Students
Cyber Bullying and Parents
Prevalence and Effectiveness of Anti-Bullying Approaches
Effects of Cyber Bullying
Cyber Harassment Victims
Cyber Harassment Perpetrators
Property Cyber Crime
Transaction Based Crimes
Fraud
Trafficking in Child Pornography
Digital Piracy
Money Laundering
Counterfeiting
Computer Intrusion
Denial of Service
Virus Attacks
Hacking
Spam
Political Cyber Crime
Cyber Espionage
Cyber Terrorism
Deep Web/Dark Web