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OSGA Book Series - A Socio-Economic History of Cyber Crime

Audience: OSGA Teaching Staff and Students Format: In Person
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This new series constitutes a space for OSGA teaching staff and students to hear about colleagues' new books

Thursday, 21 May 2026, 12.45pm to 2pm

A Socio-Economic History of Cybercrime (Jonathan Lusthaus, ongoing book project)

While cybercrime is a cutting-edge topic, which calls to the future, this book project takes a counterintuitive
approach and looks to the past. The central research question is how well the model of countries like Russia can explain the appearance and persistence of cybercrime in other major hubs around the world.

Speaker(s): Janaki Srinvasan, Jonathan Lusthaus

Series: OSGA Book Series

Venue: 1 Church Walk - LAC Main Seminar Room - LAC Main Seminar Room 1 Church Walk Oxford Oxfordshire OX2 6LY United Kingdom

Department: Oxford School of Global and Area Studies (Department)