Conclusion

Melissa K. A. Lukings (), Arash Habibi Lashkari () and Payman Hakimian ()
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Melissa K. A. Lukings: York University
Arash Habibi Lashkari: York University, School of Information Technology
Payman Hakimian: Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP)

Chapter 8 in Understanding Cybercrime Victim Services, 2026, pp 177-178 from Springer

Abstract: Abstract This concluding chapter unites the book’s key insights into a clear vision for advancing victim-centered cybercrime response. It emphasizes that while traditional criminological theories remain relevant, they must evolve to address the global, psychological, and technological realities of digital victimization. Building on the comparative findings and the Comprehensive Cybercrime Victim Services Package introduced in Chapter 7 , the chapter calls for stronger international coordination, continued research on digital victimology, and the institutionalization of trauma-informed, victim-focused policing. By bridging theory, policy, and practice, this chapter outlines a roadmap for a future where cybercrime victims receive consistent, compassionate, and coordinated support across borders.

Date: 2026
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