Virtual Worlds and Criminality

Explore the intriguing intersection of virtual reality and criminality in "Virtual Worlds and Criminality" by Kai Cornelius. Published by Springer-Verlag Berlin and Heidelberg GmbH & Co. KG in 2011, this thought-provoking hardback consists of 124 pages that delve into the complexities of how metaverses and virtual environments pose new challenges for criminal law and criminology.

Featuring insights from European experts across diverse academic fields, this book offers a comprehensive examination of the implications of virtual interactions and behaviors on legal systems. It invites readers to consider how traditional concepts of law adapt and respond to the evolving landscape of virtual worlds. Perfect for those interested in the realms of consciousness, law, and technology, this title is a must-read for professionals and students alike.