Titlebook: New Perspectives on Cybercrime; Tim Owen,Wayne Noble,Faye Christabel Speed Book 2017 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2017

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s: - The unavoidable ignorance about the totality of the phenomenon that is being studied and the presence ofa great number of often unsuspected factors that are always unquantified lead inevitably to stochastic models. The concept of accident is very often inherent to the very nature of the phenomena conside

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Introduction,l and educational policy-making, in tandem with cutting-edge research and theoretical development pertaining to online crime and deviancy. Whilst there is no collective philosophy in UCRU, members such as myself, Wayne Noble, Faye Speed and Jessica Marshall draw to some extent from my post-postmoder

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Neuro-Agency, Neuro-Ethics and Cybercrime Dennett (1981), in which a belief in both determinism and free will is not seen as logically inconsistent. In what follows, we firstly examine selected examples from the literature on the subject of the ‘neuroscience of free will’.

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The Problem of ‘Virtual Criminology’p firmly in mind that human beings (.) are the product of natural selection, a cocktail of the mutuality between genes and environment, and we must acknowledge the neuroscience of free will (agency) and the evolved nature of moral reasoning. The latter meta-concept, psychobiography, refers to the as

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2946-2770 aw, Sociology, Philosophy, Policing and Forensic Science, Information Technology and Journalism, in addition to professionals working within law and order agencies and the security services..978-3-319-85258-4978-3-319-53856-3Series ISSN 2946-2770 Series E-ISSN 2946-2789