International Actions against Cybercrime: Networking Legal Systems in the Networked Crime Scene
Journal Title: Webology - Year 2007, Vol 4, Issue 3
Abstract
This article reviews the international impetus of criminal law reform in combating cybercrime. This article classifies actions of international harmonization into professional, regional, multinational and global actions, summarizes the major concerns of these actions, and concludes the influence of the Convention on Cybercrime on state and international levels of legal countermeasure. The article also points out the limitations of the previous actions and anticipates the United Nations to play a more important role.
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Xingan Li
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