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Cybercrime and Society, Majid Yar (2006) London, Sage Publications, 185 pp, ISBNs 101412907535, 101412907543, 139781412907538, 139781412907545.

Crime Online, Yvonne Jewkes (Ed.) (2007) Cullompton, England, Willan Publishing, 189 pp, ISBN 13: 978-1-84392-197-4

Virtually Criminal: Crime, Deviance and Regulation Online, Matthew Williams (2007). London, England: Routledge, 195 pp., ISBN 10: 0-415-36405-1.

Fighting Crime Together: The Challenges of Policing and Security Networks, Fleming, Jenny and Wood, Jennifer (Eds.) (2006). Sydney: University of New South Wales Press, 304 pp, ISBN 9780868409238.

Interrogating Images: Audiovisually Recorded Police Questioning of Suspects, David Dixon (2007) Institute of Criminology: Sydney. 296 pp, ISBN 9780975196748.

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