Subject Areas:
- Cyber and Transnational Crime
- Policing
Dr. Diana Dolliver’s cyber-related research focuses on darknet-based criminality (e.g., drugs and weapons trafficking, malware, human trafficking) and network analysis. Her current projects involve a longitudinal study of illicit markets on the Tor Network, and analysis of cyber attacks launched against a large university’s networks.
Dr. Diana Dolliver’s policing-based research focuses on police use-of-force, community policing, active shooter preparedness, and police practices in the digital age.
Research Areas:
- Criminality on Darknets
- Cryptocurrency Investigations
- Digital Forensics
- Cybersecurity and Warfare
- Law Enforcement
- Drugs and Crime
- Comparative Criminology
Dolliver’s areas of expertise include Tor-based criminality, law enforcement (use of force, community policing, active shooter preparedness, and use of technology), and digital forensics.
More broadly, Dolliver also examines socio-cultural aspects of cybercrime, transnational organized crime and drug trafficking, and the existing links between these criminal phenomena.
