Structure and Roles of International Cybercrime Cooperation - A Two-Mode Network Analysis -

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The study aims to analyze the collaborative structure of international cybercrime cooperation and the roles of different actors.
Conducted a two-mode network analysis of 164 international cooperation cases from 2015 to 2025.
Constructed networks based on institutions, countries, operations, and crime types.
Analyzed centrality, center-periphery structures, communities, and brokerage characteristics.
Identified a center-periphery structure where participation is concentrated among a few actors and operations.
Noted varying connections between actors participating in multiple operations and their roles in linking different groups.
Revealed that money laundering and identity theft frequently appear together across various operations.

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Network analysis reveals the collaborative structure and roles in international cybercrime efforts, highlighting complexity in engagement.

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Moon et al. (2026) studied this question.

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