Reseña del libro 'El Ciberacoso'. Análisis de la victimización de menores en el ciberespacio desde la teoría de las actividades cotidianas
| Autor | Luis Alejandro Vásquez Reina |
| Cargo | Independent legal researcher |
| Páginas | 176-191 |
Vásquez, L. Review of the book “Cyberbullying”
176
Revista Facultad de Jurisprudencia RFJ No.11 Junio 2022
Review of the book “Cyberbullying”. Analysis of
the victimization of minors in cyberspace from
the theory of everyday activities
Reseña del libro “El Ciberacoso”. Análisis de la
victimización de menores en el ciberespacio desde la
teoría de las actividades cotidianas
Luis Alejandro Vásquez Reina
Independent legal researcher
City: Ibarra
Country: Ecuador
Original article (book review)
RFJ, No. 11, 2022, pp. 176 - 191, ISSN 2588-0837
Review of García Guilabert, Natalia, El ciberacoso, Editorial IBdef, Buenos
Aires, 2017, Editorial IBdef, Montevideo, 2017, 303 pp. ISBN.978-9974-
745-29-2.
Recensión de García Guilabert, Natalia, El ciberacoso, editorial IBdef,
Buenos Aires, 2017, Editorial IBdef, Montevideo, 2017, 303 pp. ISBN.978-
9974-745-29-2.
ABSTRACT: This research reviews the work Ciberacoso, by
the author Natalia García Guilabert. It analyses cyberspace as
a new area of criminal opportunity, minors as victims of non-
sexual cyberbullying, the theory of everyday activities, and the
victimisation of continuous non-sexual cyberbullying in minors.
It includes an explanation of the structure of the document,
emphasising the contribution this publication provides for law
school students, teachers, trial lawyers, prosecutors, and judges.
DOI 10.26807/rfj.v11i11.377
Vásquez, L. Review of the book “Cyberbullying”
177
Revista Facultad de Jurisprudencia RFJ No.11 Junio 2022
KEYWORDS: cybercrime, access to information, data privacy,
right to privacy, communications law.
RESUMEN: Este artículo realiza una reseña de la obra Ciberacoso,
de la autora Natalia García Guilabert. Analiza el ciberespacio
como nuevo ámbito de oportunidad delictiva, los menores como
víctimas del ciberacoso no sexual, la teoría de las actividades
cotidianas, la victimización de ciberacoso continuado no
sexual en menores. Incluye una explicación sobre la estructura
del documento, enfatizando el aporte que proporciona esta
publicación para los estudiantes de las facultades de Derecho,
los docentes, abogados litigantes, fiscales y jueces.
PALABRAS CLAVE: cibercrimen, acceso a la información,
privacidad de los datos, derecho a la privacidad, legislación de
las comunicaciones.
JEL CODE: D8, L86.
INTRODUCTION
The book is the result of the doctoral thesis
“Victimisation by acts of continuous cyberbullying and
everyday activities in cyberspace”, part of the Inter-University
Doctorate Programme in Criminology of the University of
Granada, the University of Murcia, and the Miguel Hernández
University. It is not complicated to read, although it is important
to have a basic knowledge of Criminal Law to be able to enjoy
the content and establish personal criteria. The bibliographical
sources used are the result of major studies by leading authors
worldwide, which contributes to the wealth of knowledge and
to have a broad vision, which includes experiences and reflects
the evidence of the methodology applied. Among the authors,
we can mention the most relevant in the history of Criminal
Law and Criminology (Brantingham, Ekblom, Miro, Wall,
Cohen and Felson, and Grabosky, among others). It is a work
that shows off a high level of academic research.
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