A scoping study of crime facilitated by the metaverse
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- Juliana Gómez-QuinteroJGJuliana Gómez-Quintero
- Shane D. JohnsonSJShane D. Johnson
- Hervé BorrionHBHervé Borrion
- Samantha LundriganSLSamantha Lundrigan
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- Anglia Ruskin University
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