Law Enforcement and Computer-Related Crime: A Reading List

 

This is a reading list which I have compiled and now after many requests have made available online. Some of you may notice public administration and organizational theory literature here--this is because these fields offer insight into the dillemma law enforcement currently finds itself: mechanistic organizations attempting to harness an organic variable in a hyper-dynamic environment. The list too is organic.

• Barnard, Chester (1960). The Functions of the Executive. Cambridge: Harvard University Press.
• Bennett, Georgette (1987). Crime Warps: The Future of Crime in America. Garden City: Anchor Books/Anchor Press.
• Bennis, Warren (1967). "Organizations of the Future." Personnel Administration. September- October .
• Bowling, Craig (1997). "The Internet, Digital Disorder, and Police Agencies: A Survey of Theoretical and Pragmatic Issues in the Cyber-Age." Paper presented at the Annual Meeting of the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences, Louisville, KY.
• Bowling, Craig (1997). ""Digital Disorder and Policing in the Next Millennium: Examining Issues of Concern for Law Enforcement in the Information Age and Beyond." Submitted in partial fulfillment for the degree of Master of Arts in Criminal Justice, Washington State University.
• Bowling, Craig and Mark Correia (1998). " Veering Toward Digital Disorder: Computer-Related Crime and Local Law Enforcement Preparedness" Paper presented at the Annual Meeting of the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences, Albuquerque, NM.
• Bowyer, Kevin (1996). Ethics and Computing. Washington: IEEE Computer Society Press.
• Burns, Tom and G. M. Stalker (1961). The Management of Innovation. London: Tavistock Institute Publications.
• Button, Lynn (1993). "The Future of Computer Crime and Law Enforcement." NIJ/NCJRS - Command College Class XVI. June.
• Carter, David and Andra Katz (1995). "A National Survey on Computer-Related and Technology Crime." Summary Findings. October.
• Carter, David and Andra Katz (1996). "Computer Crime and Security: the perceptions and experiences of corporate security directors." Security Journal. Vol. 7: 101-108.
• Carter, David and Andra Katz (1996). "Computer Crime: An Emerging Challenge for Law Enforcement." FBI Law Enforcement Bulletin. December (www.fbi.gov/leb/dec96)
• Carter, David and Andra Katz (1997). "Computer Crime Victimization: An Assessment of Criminality in Cyberspace." Original Manuscript. January.
• Carter, David and Andra Katz (1997). "Computers as a tool of International Organized Crime." Paper presented at the Annual Meeting of the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences, Louisville, KY.
• Clark, Franklin and Ken Diliberto (1996). Investigating Computer Crime. Boca Raton: CRC Press.
• Cohen, Warren (1997). "Online malls move closer to home." US News and World Report. December 1: 86.
• Cohodas, Marilyn (1996). "The Cybercops." Governing. September: 63-64.
• Collin, Barry (1997). "The Future of Cyberterrorism." Crime and Justice International. March: 15-18.
• Coutorie, Larry (1995). "The future of high-technology crime: A parallel Delphi study." Journal of Criminal Justice 23: 13-26
• Dees, Timothy (1996). "Online Services for Law Enforcement." FBI Law Enforcement Bulletin. October (www.fbi.gov/leb/oct96).
• Denning, D. E. (1991). "The United States v. Craig Neirdorf." Communications of the ACM. Vol. 34, March 1991, pp. 24-32.
• Dunham, Roger and Geoffrey Alpert eds. (1989). Critical Issues in Policing. Prospective Heights: Waveland Press.
• Fiery, Dennis (1994). Secrets of a Super Hacker. Port Townsend: Loompanics Unlimited.
• Fitzpatrick, Carlton (1993). "Down the Road Contemplating the Future of High-tech Crime." Original Manuscript for the CFCA Communicator.
• Fitzpatrick, Carlton (1995). "Managing Computer Resources." Police Chief. October: 18-20.
• Fox News Online (1997). "FBI targets computer pirates in nationwide investigation." 1/29/97. http://www.foxnews.com/business/wires
• Freedman, David and Charles Mann (1997). "Cracker." US News and World Report. June 2: 57-65.
• Gaines, L., Kapler, J., and Joseph Vaughn (1997). Policing in America. Cincinnati: Anderson Publishing Co.
• Hirschi, T. and Gottfredson, M. (1987). "Causes of white collar crime." Criminology 25: 949-974.
• Groover, Richard (1996). "Overcoming Obstacles: Preparing for Computer Related Crime." FBI Law Enforcement Bulletin. August (www.fbi.gov/leb/aug96).
• Gulick, Luther and Lyndall Urwick (1937). Papers on the Science of Administration. New York: Institute of Public Administration.
• Harris, William (1997). Report on the President's Commission on Critical Infrastructure Protection. Presented at the Federal Computer Crime Committee Summer conference, Seattle, WA.
• Heuston, George (1995). "Investigating the Information Superhighway: Global Views, Local Perspectives." Journal of Criminal Justice Education. Fall, 1995.
• Icove, David, Karl Seger and William VonStorch (1995). Computer Crime: A Crimefighter's Handbook. Sebastopol: O'Reilly & Associates, In.
• Ingraham, Donald (1994). "Bulletin Board Use in the Law Enforcement Environment." National Conference on Criminal Justice Bulletin Board Systems. NCJ-145327.
• Intelliquest (1997). http://www.intelliquest.com
• International Working Group on Computer Forensic Examinations: Report of the Hardware/Software Committee (1995). Federal Law Enforcement Training Center - Financial Fraud Institute and the Federal Bureau of Investigation.
• Jackson, Jerome and Lynn Button (1995). Amunition Law Research. "Computer Crimes and Criminals." 32-36.
• Katz, D. and Kahn, R. L. (1966). The Social Psychology of Organizations. New York: John Wiley and Sons, Inc.
• Lallande, Ann (1997). "Computers and the War on Crime." Governing. July: 53-62.
• Lewis, Peter and Thomas Haines (1997). "The computer time bomb." The Seattle Times, A1, A16, November 2, 1997.
• Levy, Steven (1984). Hackers: Heroes of the Computer Revolution. New York: Bantam Doubleday.
• Lively, G. and Reardon, Judy (1996). "Justice on the Net: The National Institute of Justice promote Internet services." National Institute of Justice Research in Action. March.
• Malinowski, Matt and William Tafoya (1997). "Is Your Network Secure?" Crime and Justice International. May: 8-11.
• Manson, Kevin (1995). "Steve Jackson Games: The Privacy Protection Act in Cyberspace." http://www.well.com/user/kfarrand/lud.htm
• Mann, Charles (1997). @Large. New York: Touchstone.
• McEwen, J. (1989). Dedicated Computer Crime Units. US Department of Justice - National Institute of Justice.
• Pat McKenna (1996). "Hacker Trackers." The Airman.
• Meyer, Michael and Jennifer Tanan (1995). "The Feds in Cyberspace." Newsweek. September 25: 62.
• Michalowski, R. and Pfuhl, E. H. (1991). "Technology, property and law: The case of computer crime." Crime, Law, and Social Change 15: 255-275.
• Molander, Roger, and Andrew Riddle and Peter Wilson (1995). "Strategic Information Warfare: A New Face of War." Rand Distribution Services. MR-661-OSD.
• Moskowitz, Karen (1997). "Sex Sells." WIRED. December: 218-224.
• Parker, Donn (1989). Computer Crime: Criminal Justice Resource Manual. US Department of Justice - National Institute of Justice.
• Peterson, John (1994). The Road to 2015. Corte Madera: Waite Group Press.
• Post, David G. (1995). "Anarchy, state, and the Internet: An essay on law-making in cyberspace." Journal of Online Law 1 http://www.jol.org.
• Rayl, A. (1992). "Secrets of the Cyberculture." Omni. November: 59-67
• Rose, Raymond (1995). "The Administrator of the Future." Police Chief. October: 96-106.
• Rosenbaum, Dennis eds. (1994). The Challenge of Community Policing. Thousand Oaks: Sage Publications.
• Schwartau, Winn (1996). Information Warfare. New York: Thunder Mountain Press.
• Sessions, William (1991). "Computer Crimes: An Escalating Trend." FBI Law Enforcement Bulletin. February, 1991.
• Shields, Rob (1996). Cultures of Internet. London: Sage.
• Simon, Herbert (1947). Administrative Behavior. New York: Free Press.Skogan, Wesley (1990). Disorder and Decline: Crime and the Spiral of Decay in American Neighborhoods. New York: Free Press.
• Slatalla, Michell and Joshua Quittner (1995). Masters of Deception. New York: HarperCollins.
• The Spokesman Review. "Spokane man faces child porn charges." B- 1, 2/7/97.
• The Spokesman Review. "Bank tests on-line wanted posters." A-12, 11/30/96
• The Spokesman Review. "Police bust Internet prostitution ring operating in Texas." A-3, 12/7/96.
• The Spokesman Review. "Internet helping hate seep into America" A-12, 1/20/97.
• Sterling, Bruce (1992). The Hacker Crackdown: Law and Disorder on the Electronic Frontier. New York: Bantam.
• Sterling, Bruce (1992). "Internet." From THE! F&SF Science Column #5.
• Sussman, Vic (1995). U.S. News & World Report, January 23, 1995.
• Sweepa, Christopher (1997). "Bridging the Data Divide." Governing. April: 53-57.
• Tafoya, William (1986). "A Delphi Forecast of the Future of Law Enforcement." Excerpts reprinted in Policing in America. Gaines, L., Kapler, J., and Joseph Vaughn (1997). Cincinnati: Anderson Publishing Co.
• Tafoya, William (1990). "The Future of Policing." FBI Law Enforcement Bulletin. January: 13-17.
• Tafoya, William (1997). "Policing High-tech Crime." Crime and Justice International. October.
• Taylor, Frederick (1922). "The Priniciples of Scientific Management." Reprinted in Classics of Organization Theory (1996). Shaftiz, Jay and J. Ott eds. Fort Worth: Harcout Brace College Publishers.
• Toffler, Alvin (1970). Future Shock. New York: Bantam.
• Toffler, Alvin (1980). The Third Wave. New York: Bantam.
• Toffler, Alvin (1990). Powershift. New York: Bantam.
• Thomas, Susan (1997). "1998 Tech Guide." US News and World Report. December 1: 66-80.
• Thompson, J. (1967). Organizations in Action. New York: McGraw- Hill.
• Toffler, Alvin and Heidi Toffler (1990). "The Future of Law Enforcement: Dangerous and Different." FBI Law Enforcement Bulletin, January. 2-5.
• Weber, Max (1922). Bureaucracy. Reprinted in Classics of Organization Theory (1996). Shaftiz, Jay and J. Ott eds. Fort Worth: Harcout Brace College Publishers.
• Wilson, James Q. (1989). Bureaucracy. Basic Books.
• Wilson, James Q., and George Kelling (1982) "Broken Windows: The Police and Neighborhood Safety." Atlantic Monthly, March: 29-38.
• Zhao, Jihong (1996). Why Police Organizations Change. Police Executive Research Forum.
• Zuckerman, M.J., Cracking down on the outlaws of cyberspace Cybercop apprenticed in tough job., USA TODAY, 07-02-1996, pp 04B.