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Sociology of Cyber Crime: A Discourse Analysis with Special Reference to India

Dr. Jyoti Sidana
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Dr. Jyoti Sidana: Associate Professor, Dept. of Sociology, Govt. Arts Girls College Kota (Rajasthan)

International Journal of Research and Innovation in Social Science, 2024, vol. 8, issue 5, 259-263

Abstract: In day-to-day language, deviance means moving from an accepted direction to a different direction, that is, not following the accepted norms and expectations of a specific social group is called deviation and crime is an important form of deviance. That is, crime is behaviour expressing violation of the law of the concerned state which brings into existence the prescribed punishment. The rapid expansion of the information revolution and the process of globalization made the concept of cyber-crime possible. Cyber-crime means a crime which is committed through computers and networks. Crimes used to happen earlier too but modern technology has not only created new forms of crime but has also increased the rate of crime.

Date: 2024
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