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The chapter first describes the new trends and old continuities between the conventional war on drugs and its digital variant, with an emphasis on policing and surveillance. Legal tactics are analysed next, followed by a discussion of some of the new forms of surveillance that state authorities are implementing to extend control over the dark web. The chapter concludes with a critical discussion emphasising why these developments, led by the United States, are especially problematic by classifying dark web activity as organised criminal conspiracies that conflate a diverse and unrelated range of criminal activity with the illicit drugs trade.
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5Pagination
111-131Publisher DOI
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9780367722692ISBN-10
0367722690Edition
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EnglishExtent
14Editor/Contributor(s)
Spicer JPublisher
RoutledgePlace of publication
LondonTitle of book
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Dark webpolicingcrypto marketsextraterratorialitysurveillancecriminal law160201 Causes and Prevention of Crime160204 Criminological Theories160205 Police Administration, Procedures and Practice440207 Cybercrime440211 Police administration, procedures and practice440216 Technology, crime and surveillance220105 Network systems and services230403 Criminal justice230404 Law enforcement