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Spam and crime
Author/editor: Broadhurst, R & Alazab, M.
Published in (Monograph or Journal): Regulation, institutions and networks
Year published: 2017

Abstract

Regulatory Theory features an interactive contents page that divides chapters into key theories, concepts, methods and psychological foundations. If you are unsure where to start, or are looking for material on, for example, a specific theory (e.g. smart regulation) or concept (e.g. rule of law) use this interactive to navigate to chapters in your area of interest or to find key readings in regulatory theory. Up-to-date Adobe Flash is essential. Alternatively, the interactive contents is also included in the downloadable epub.

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https://press.anu.edu.au/publications/regulatory-theory/download