01620nam a2200193   4500001000700000090001100007100004100018101000800059200013900067311004000206330088500246461010901131606002401240606002801264606001001292700001801302701001701320995008901337377488  a377488  a20190909u           y0pory50      ba  aeng  aThe rise of Chinese cyber warriorsbRecurso eletrónicoetowardsa theoretical model of online hacktivismfCraig Webber, Michael Yip    aFicheiro de 1,15 MB em formato PDF.  aIntroduction. The criminological significance of hacktivism. Reflections on general strain theory and Merton’s social structure and anomie: bridging the micro and macro. Innovation and blocks to the Chinese dream? Towards a theoretical model of Chinese hacktivism. Failure to attain a positive sense of self: relative deprivation, ressentiment, social identity and national humiliation. 1. Relative deprivation and the creation of enemies. 2. Ressentiment as persistent deprivation. 3. Social identity theory and relative deprivation. 4. Humiliation without relief: nationalism, patriotism and hacktivism. The rise of the Chinese cyber warriors: cyber innovation to overcome shame and humiliation. Hacktivist forum membership growth. a. First generation of H.U.C. (2001- 2004). b. Second generation of H.U.C. (2005). c. Third generation of H.U.C. (2010 – present). Conclusion.  dJanuary – June 2018vVol 12, n. 1tInternational Journal of Cyber Criminologyx0973-5089pp. 230–254  aCRIME INFORMÁTICO  aPIRATARIA INFORMÁTICA  aCHINA  aWEBBERbCraig  aYIPbMichael  104PJCD_292_00000000000000052022-06-069405269aPJcPJkPJCD 292n2022-06-06o0rAP