RT Article
T1 Navigating the online-offline continuum: exploring victims, spaces, and dangers
JF Victimisation in the digital age
SP 14
OP 32
A1 Munk, Tine 1970-
A1 Crawford, Zara A.
A1 Doornbos, Elliot
A1 Faisal, Ammaarah
A1 Graham, Naomi
A1 Harris, Ellen
A1 Jackson, Craig A.
A1 Kennedy, Morag C.
A1 Meggyesfalvi, Boglarka
A1 Rodriguez, Sara
A2 Crawford, Zara A.
A2 Doornbos, Elliot
A2 Faisal, Ammaarah
A2 Graham, Naomi
A2 Harris, Ellen
A2 Jackson, Craig A.
A2 Kennedy, Morag C.
A2 Meggyesfalvi, Boglarka
A2 Rodriguez, Sara
LA English
YR 2025
UL https://krimdok.uni-tuebingen.de/Record/1939731496
AB This chapter examines the multifaceted dangers present across urban landscapes, digital spaces, and interactions with non-human entities, highlighting the complexities of the Online-Offline Continuum Approach. It delves into issues such as privacy violations, boundary transgressions, and exploitation, encompassing diverse contexts from public streets to online platforms by exploring how blurred boundaries between physical and digital realms contribute to the proliferation of non-consensual imagery, harassment, and wildlife exploitation. Drawing on examples ranging from urban development projects to online animal cruelty, the chapter explores the interconnectedness of human and non-human experiences in the digital age.
NO Literaturverzeichnis: Seite 26-32
SN 9781032714110