Claire Seungeun Lee
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Claire Seungeun Lee is a leading scholar at the intersection of criminology, digital sociology, and technology studies. Her research investigates how emerging technologies reshape criminal behavior, digital governance, and social control in an increasingly connected world. Lee’s most-cited work, “Exploring Future Crimes: Technologies, Digitalization, and Criminal Malleability” (2025), offers a groundbreaking framework for understanding how criminals adapt to and exploit new digital tools, from AI-driven fraud to cyber-physical threats. This forward-looking analysis has already garnered early attention, signaling its foundational role in the field. Lee’s broader contributions include mapping the evolving landscape of digital victimization and the malleability of criminal tactics in response to technological shifts. Her work is essential for policymakers, law enforcement, and researchers seeking to anticipate and mitigate emerging risks. With a growing citation impact, Lee is establishing herself as a critical voice in future-oriented criminology, bridging theory and practice to address the challenges of a digitized world.
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