Paauglių Rizikingo Elgesio Internete Veiksniai

Jokūbaitė, Rasa

doi:10.15181/tbb.v66i1.775

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“…Atlikta analizė atskleidė, kad yra viena nuosekliau tiriama temų grupė, kurioje dominuoja edukologijos ir psichologijos atstovai, tai -tarp moksleivių vykstančios patyčios internete. Ši tema buvo atskleidžiama per kelias skirtingas potemes -bendri duomenys apie internetines patyčias, jų paplitimą, prevencijos priemones, pasekmes (Pilkauskaitė-Valickienė, Raižienė, Žukauskienė 2009;Valeckienė 2011;Grigutytė, Raižienė, Pakalniškienė 2019), moksleivius kaip socialinę grupę, galinčią tapti tiek pažeidėjais (Jokubaitė 2014;Paluckaitė, Žardeckaitė-Matulaitienė 2015), tiek nukentėjusiaisiais (Ruškus, Žvirdauskas, Kačenauskaitė 2010; Gedutienė ir kiti 2012); moksleivių (Žibėnienė, Brasienė 2013) ir vaikų dienos centrų darbuotojų (Skališienė, Žukauskienė 2018) požiūrį į tai, kas įvardijama kaip grėsmės internete.…”

Section: Elektroninių Nusikaltimų Socialinių Tyrimų Laukas Lietuvojeunclassified

Social Research about Online Crime: Global Range of Topics and a Systematic Analysis of Research in Lithuania

Šupa

2021

CrimLithuan

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Social research about online crime is a multi-disciplinary field addressing a wide array of topics since its inception in the 1980s. Based on a broad review of state-of-the-art literature and gaps identified in review publications (Holt, Bossler 2014; Stratton, Powell, Cameron 2017; Maimon, Louderback 2019, and others), in this paper I outline 41 key topic in social research about online crime, classified into four broad categories: 1) research focusing on specific types of online crime, 2) research about perpetrators, victims, and law enforcement, 3) research about online crime discourses and public perceptions, 4) research putting the local and global specifics of online crime into perspective. Based on the topic map, I undertook a systematic review of literature on research about online crime published in Lithuania from the empirical social scientific perspective. The results show that very few such studies are carried out in Lithuania. From 2004 to 2020, 26 publications have been found in total. 10 of them were theoretical briefs, while 16 were based on empirical data. Out of the 41 key topic, 14 were covered in the publications, while 29 or roughly two thirds remained unaddressed. The dominant contributors were legal scholars writing about the social aspects of online crime across a variety of topics, and mostly focusing on specific crime types. The most developed topic was cyberbullying, with contributions by scholars mostly from the fields of psychology and education. To fill in these glaring gaps, it is vital to develop this field of research with an emphasis on both wider and deeper research agendas, complex, valid and reliable research data and critical theoretical approaches, inviting systematic contributions from criminology, sociology, communication and media studies, and political science.

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Section: Elektroninių Nusikaltimų Socialinių Tyrimų Laukas Lietuvojeunclassified

Social Research about Online Crime: Global Range of Topics and a Systematic Analysis of Research in Lithuania

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2021

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“…Elektroninius nusikaltimus nagrinėjantys empiriniai tyrimai savo teorinėse dalyse dažniausiai remiasi siauresniais, konkrečios dalykinės srities tyrimais, taikomaisiais jų aspektais (pavyzdžiui, Jokubaitė, 2014;Skališienė, Žukauskienė, 2018;Balsevičienė, Ruibytė, 2015;Paluckaitė, Žardeckaitė-Matulaitienė, 2015;Gasparėnienė et al, 2018; ir kiti) arba iš esmės išlieka ateoretiniai. Tai reiškia, kad kol kas neužpildyta spraga -platesnio masto teorinių modelių analizė ir taikymas, skirtingų tyrimo nuostatų pagrindimas, paaiškinimo ir interpretacijos lygmuo.…”

Section: Teorinės Ir Metodinės Paradigmos Socialiniuose Tyrimuose Apie Elektroninius Nusikaltimus Lietuvojeunclassified

Social Research about Online Crime: Key Global Paradigms and the State of Research in Lithuania

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2021

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This paper analyses key differences between two paradigms dominant in social research on online crime: the more prevalent neopositivist paradigm and the more recent critical–cultural paradigm. Based on an extensive analysis of up-to-date literature, the key paradigmatic oppositions in online crime research encompass: 1) in neopositivism, the conceptual separation of technological and social practices, the reliance on rational choice approaches in theory, especially routine activity theory, and the tendency towards quantitative research methods; 2) in the critical–cultural paradigm, a complex and context-dependent approach to the technosocial as a continuum, theoretical roots in critical theory, cultural criminology, actor-network theory, and feminist theory, and the emphasis on qualitative methods. The field of online crime research in Lithuania is dominated by legal studies, while social research is rare and fragmented. The existing social research of online crime in Lithuania lacks a solid theoretical basis in either paradigm. Methodologically, there are examples of both quantitative (surveys, analysis of registered crime statistics) and qualitative studies (interviews, discussion groups, content analysis). However, most of the studies are small-scale and their scarcity makes it nearly impossible to evaluate the strengths, weaknesses, and complimentary potential of each approach in the specific national and regional context.

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Paauglių Rizikingo Elgesio Internete Veiksniai

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Social Research about Online Crime: Global Range of Topics and a Systematic Analysis of Research in Lithuania

Social Research about Online Crime: Global Range of Topics and a Systematic Analysis of Research in Lithuania

Social Research about Online Crime: Key Global Paradigms and the State of Research in Lithuania

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