Abstract
Current concerns around cyber-bullying emphasize child-victims and have prompted calls for understanding and reaction to an alleged new type of child-offender.
Though there is little doubt that cyber-bullying is a phenomenon with potential for real harm, there remain a number of critical gaps in the cyber-bullying literature.
This article has two primary goals:
- to confront some methodological issues surrounding the study of cyber-bullying; and
- to draw attention to the potential of established criminological theories of delinquency for explaining cyber-bullying.
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