Strafrecht im Angesicht der Digitalisierung

Digital information technology is increasingly affecting all areas of life causing considerable economic, social, political and legal change. The transformative force of those technologies have changed the law on computer and internet crime – once being a niche product of criminal law – into a far more comprehensive criminal law of digitalisation. This book explores the many and unresolved questions raised by this transformation for criminal law covering areas of cybercrime, artificial intelligence, social media, law enforcement and Big Data. With contributions by Markus Abraham, Daria Bayer, Stephan Christoph, Hannah Heuser/Alexandra Witting, Florian Nicolai, Jan Rennicke, Athina Sachoulidou and Kilian Wegner.