| List of Tables and Figures | vii |
| About the Authors | ix |
| Acknowledgements | xiii |
| Chapter 1: Introduction: The Digital Transformations of Illicit Drug Markets as a Process of Reconfiguration and Continuity | |
| Meropi Tzanetakis and Nigel South | 1 |
| Part I: Embeddedness of Digital Drug Markets | |
| Chapter 2: Social Media Applications and ‘Surface Web’ Mediated Supply of Illicit Drugs: Emergent and Established Market Risks and Contradictions | |
| Ross Coomber, Andrew Childs, Leah Moyle and Monica Barratt | 15 |
| Chapter 3: Trust in Cryptomarkets for Illicit Drugs | |
| Kim Moeller | 29 |
| Chapter 4: Drugs and the Dark Web: The Americanisation of Policing and Online Criminal Law From an Australian Perspective | |
| Ian J. Warren and Emma Ryan | 45 |
| Part II: Understanding Drug Demand Online | |
| Chapter 5: ‘Waiting for the Delivery Man’: Temporalities of Addiction, Withdrawal, and the Pleasures of Drug Time in a Darknet Cryptomarket | |
| Angus Bancroft | 61 |
| Chapter 6: When Home Delivery Trumps a Shady Warehouse Deal. An Exploratory Study of Belgian Cryptomarket Buyers’ Profile and Their Motives to Buy Online | |
| Charlotte Colman | 73 |
| Part III: Power Relations | |
| Chapter 7: Cultural Politics, Reciprocal Relations, and Operational Agility in Online Drug Markets | |
| Nicolae Craciunescu and Nigel South | 95 |
| Chapter 8: Gender Representations in Online Modafinil Markets | |
| Jennifer Fleetwood and Caroline Chatwin | 109 |
| Chapter 9: Cryptomarkets and Drug Market Gentrification | |
| James Martin | 127 |
| Chapter 10: The Dark Side of Cryptomarkets: Towards a New Dialectic of Self-Exploitation Within Platform Capitalism | |
| Meropi Tzanetakis and Stefan A. Marx | 141 |
| References | 155 |
| Index | 175 |
| List of Tables and Figures | |
| About the Authors | |
| Acknowledgements | |
| References | |
| Index | |
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