01606nam a2200229 4500 373489 373489 20080226u y0pory50 ba eng Alter reality governing the risk of identity theft Donncha Marron Resumo inserto no próprio artigo. This article examines the recent development of identity theft as a crime within the United States, specifically the appropriation of personal information for the fraudulent adoption of consumer credit accounts. It is demonstrated that identity theft, conceptualized within a discourse of risk, has a realist dimension as an unintended consequence of the deployment of information technologies in the securitization of consumer identities. However, the risk of identity theft is also operationalized in specific ways by an array of authorities who seek to govern the activities of consumers. This occurs through providing tactical advice to victims in coping with the indirect costs and uncertainties of the crime, and educating consumers on the need to adopt prudent risk minimizing and harm reduction practices. Oxford January 2008 Vol. 48, n. 1 British Journal of Criminology (The) 0007-0955 p. 20-38 FURTO DE IDENTIDADE SEGURANÇA DE DADOS FRAUDE COM CARTÃO DE PAGAMENTO TECNOLOGIA DA INFORMAÇÃO ESTADOS UNIDOS MARRON Donncha 0 PJ_28606_000000000000000 2022-06-06 401270 PJ PJ PJ28606 2022-06-06 0 AP