York University (EBOR ) • Law & Society

This comparative study by Michael Agborehike Onyarin examines cybercrime and cybersecurity laws in Nigeria and India, focusing on protecting digital business assets. Both countries have enacted key legislation, Nigeria’s Cybercrime Act 2015 and India’s Information Technology Act 2000, covering offences like hacking, fraud, and identity theft. While both legal systems share similarities in scope and objectives, India has a more advanced enforcement infrastructure. Nigeria’s framework is evo...

In the realm of criminology, the discourse around strain theories and Institutional Anomie Theory (IAT) holds a significant place. The narrative begins with Merton's Strain Theory, which is critiqued for its oversimplified view of societal aspirations toward pecuniary success, especially in a diversified society like the United States. This critique extends to questioning the prevalence of strain within lower socioeconomic classes vis-à-vis white-collar crime. The discourse then transitions...

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Its an analysis of the 2008 financial crisis, looking at Citigroup in a case example.