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Digital Crime in the Twenty-First Century

Author(s)Grabosky, Peter; Smith, Russell
TypeBook chapter
Date Published2003
Date Created-

Editors’ Introduction

Author(s)Rooney, Monique; Smith, Russell
TypeJournal article
Date Published2009
Date Created-

Endgame's Remainders

Author(s)Smith, Russell
TypeBook chapter
Date Published2007
Date Created-

Event, Contingency, Repetition: Donnie Darko vs Eternal Sunshine

Author(s)Smith, Russell
TypeJournal article
Date Published2013
Date Created-

Introduction: Beckett's Ethical Undoing

Author(s)Smith, Russell
TypeBook chapter
Date Published2008
Date Created-

Samuel Beckett's Reception in Australia and New Zealand

Author(s)Smith, Russell; Ackerley, Chris
TypeBook chapter
Date Published2009
Date Created-

Seven Words for Hard Times (A Glossary for John Barbour)

Author(s)Smith, Russell
TypeBook chapter
Date Published2005
Date Created-

Stain

Author(s)Smith, Russell
TypeCreative work
Date Published2001
Date Created2001

Telecommunications Fraud in the Digital Age: The Convergence of Technologies

Author(s)Grabosky, Peter; Smith, Russell
TypeBook chapter
Date Published2001
Date Created-

The Art of Antony Hamilton and Nicholas Folland as Spatial History

Author(s)Smith, Russell
TypeJournal article
Date Published2006
Date Created-

The Literary Destruction of Canberra: Utopia, Apocalypse and the National Capital

Author(s)Smith, Russell
TypeJournal article
Date Published2009
Date Created-

"Uproar, bulk, rage, suffocation, effort unceasing, frenzied and vain": Beckett's Transports of Rage

Author(s)Smith, Russell
TypeJournal article
Date Published2015
Date Created-

Web publishing: A Critical Evaluation

Author(s)Smith, Russell
TypeBook chapter
Date Published2007
Date Created-

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