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Crime, Technology, and Social Control by Marcelo A. Riquert is an academic work in Spanish that examines digital criminal law from a contemporary and critical perspective. Its subtitle *Hybrid Society, Surveillance Capitalism, and Digital Prison* foreshadows an exploration of the challenges arising at the intersection of technology, power, and social control. Published by Ediar, this first edition spans 212 pages and includes an index to facilitate organized, precise reference.
Featuring a softcover binding and a medium format (21 x 14.5 cm), the book is comfortable to read for study, analysis, and reference purposes. It is aimed at readers over the age of 18 who wish to delve into contemporary legal issues with conceptual rigor and a specialized focus. It is a valuable resource for those who research, teach, or are interested in the transformations of the penal system in the digital age.
