Criminal policy and social cohesión. Cybercrime as a pattern

La ciberdelincuencia como patrón

Abstract

The rise of cybercrime to the category of major criminal phenomena is driven both by objective data that confirm this reality and by a good dose of overacting that significantly influences its nature, scope, and scale. Determining the extent to which criminal policy on technological crime is more closely related to the protection of legally protected interests than to purely social-cohesion objectives is one of the most significant challenges for upcoming criminal-law transformations.