Glossary of online deviant behaviours - Scientific committee
aggiornamento: June 7, 2017
iGloss@ 1.0
Wanted by the Studies, Research and International Activities Office of the Juvenile Justice Department, in co-operation with the Master Degree Course in Clinical Criminology and Forensic Psychology of IFOS, and inserted within a research project on the new forms of deviance and online crime in childhood and adolescence, this work is edited by Isabella Mastropasqua, Valeria Cadau and Luca Pisano and avails itself of the collaboration of many national and international experts as well as of the scientific support of WiredSafety.org, a US organization founded by Parry Aftab, a lawyer who is one of the world’s most prominent authorities in the area of digital security.
The name iGloss@ refers to the figure of speech of the oxymoron, because it combines strongly opposite terms: modernity, on the one hand, with the use of "i" (present in the most famous devices) and “@” (the commercial at used in the online word); and tradition, on the other, with the nouns “γλῶσσα” and “alphabet primer”, the book that Pinocchio used to learn to read . Since inevitably it will need to be updated and expanded by adding new terms and explanations for new phenomena, the relevant editions will be numbered starting from the basic 1.0.
Scientific committee
Jolanta Aboltina, LV, Educationalist, special pedagogue, at Rigas Valda Avotina pamatskola - attistibas centrs.
Giuseppina Barberis, IT, Referent of the DJJ Documentation Centre, Ministry of Justice
Cristina Bernardi, IT, French teacher, Istituto Comprensivo di Gatteo (FC)
Deborah Boglio Sirvent, ES, English teacher languages coordinator, IES Celestí Bellera
Ninfa Buccellato, IT, Coordinator of the DJJ Research, Innovation and International Activities, Ministry of Justice
Augusto Collini IT, Parent, peer educator specialized in cyberbullying
Vincenzo D’Alconzo, IT, Cyber-Security
Elisa Dalla Riva, IT, Consultant, IFOS
Paula-Odille Dogan, RO, Teacher of english and R.E., County representative of Roman-Catholic Bishopric of Iasi for the Education field
Sabri Dogan, TR, Sociologist and school councillor
Domenico Galimi IT, Jurist, Consultant IFOS
Noemi Lilliu, IT, Graduate in psychology, Consultant IFOS
Deborah Panettieri, IT, Lawyer, Studio Legale Panettieri,
Feliciano Panettieri, IT, Lawyer, Studio Legale Panettieri
Elizabeta Rubinic, HR, Teacher and mentor of English language,
Elementary school Kozala
Stella Stathoulopoulou, EL, Teacher of Greek Language and Literature, 1st Junior High School of Markupoulo, Attiki
Andrea Stazi, IT, Public Policy and Government Relations Manager at Google Italy
Karin Tillqvist, SE, Teacher in maths and sports, Development manager
Maria Zannoni, IT, English teacher, Istituto Comprensivo di Gatteo (FC)
SUPERVISORS
COORDINATOR: Isabella Mastropasqua
IT, Senior Executive at the Study and Research Board of the Department of Juvenile Justice and director of the European Centre for Juvenile Delinquency, Nisida, Ministry of Justice.
She is a member of the Scientific Committee of the journal “Esperienze sociali” (Social Experiences) and “Minori and Giustizia” (Minors and Justice) and as well as of EUCPN, European Union Crime Prevention Network. She currently teaches at the University of Rome “Romatre”
TEAM
Parry Aftab
US, Privacy and security lawyer, founder of WiredSafety and StopCyberbullying
one of five members of Facebook's International Safety Advisory Board.
She is the recipient of the FBI Director's Award, the RCMP Child Recovery Award
and the Clinton Whitehouse President's Service Award
Valeria Cadau
IT, Psychologist and educationalist. Teacher on Masters in Clinical Criminology and Legal Psychology and at Specific Training Courses for Bullying and Cyberbullying”, which are organized by IFOS with locations in Cagliari, Sassari and Taranto. Supervisor of the educational team of “National Observatory on Cyber Crime” at the Ministry of Justice - Department of Juvenile Justice
Grazia Corradini
IT, Judge, President of the Court of Appeal (Cagliari).
She was councillor of the Supreme Court of Cassation (Rome) and President of Juvenile Courts (Cagliari)
Luca Pisano
IT, Psychologist, psychotherapist, Scientific Director of Masters in Clinical Criminology and Legal Psychology as well as Director of Specific Training Courses for Bullying and Cyberbullying, which are organized by IFOS. Court-appointed psychologist in the Juvenile Court and in the Civil and Criminal Court of Cagliari. Supervisor of the psychological team of “National Observatory on Cyber Crime” at the Ministry of Justice - Department of Juvenile Justice
Mustafa Qossoqsi
IL, Clinical Psychologist and Psychotherapist. Director, Psychological Services, Nazareth, Israel. Head of the Arab Psychological Association in Israel. He has collaborated as a consultant with UNICEF, UNRWA, and other international organisations to train and supervise mental health professionals in crisis intervention, counselling and psychotherapy with children, adults and families, and as a lecturer at the Beir-Zeit University in the Occupied Palestinian Territories
Massimo Simbula
IT, lawyer, Chief Legal Officer of The Net Value Srl - incubator of digital startup. Chief Legal Officer of several digital innovative startup in Italy. Lawyer of venture capital operating in Italy and abroad
Supervisor of the legal team of “National Observatory on Cyber Crime” at the Ministry of Justice - Department of Juvenile Justice. Founder of Simbula Law Office at www.studiolegalesimbula.com.
Richard Wild
UK, Principal Lecturer in Criminology, University of Greenwich. Programme Leader for the MA International Criminology and MSc Criminology and Criminal Psychology masters programmes. He is also an advisor to
the Fédération Internationale des Ligues des Droits de L’Homme, has been a delegate on human rights missions to Japan, Uzbekistan, Uganda, Botswana, Mongolia and Russia, and has advised the London Metropolitan Police Service and Her Majesty’s Prisons Isle of Sheppy.
Translators
Domenico Galimi, Richard Wild
Edited by
Isabella Mastropasqua, Valeria Cadau, Luca Pisano