Marie-Helen Maras - Faculty Index | New York University

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Marie-Helen Maras
BS, BS, MA, MS, MPhil, PHD
Adjunct Assistant Professor

Department Affiliation

Global Affairs

Courses

Cybercrime / GLOB1-GC2510
Transnational Security / GLOB1-GC2000
Transnational Terrorism / GLOB1-GC2080

Educational Record

UMUC, BS, 2002, Psychology
UMUC, BS, 2004, Computer and Information Science
University of New Haven, MA, 2005, Industrial and Organizational Psychology
University of Oxford, MS, 2006, Criminology and Criminal Justice
University of Oxford, MPhil, 2007, Criminology and Criminal Justice
University of Oxford, PHD, 2009, Law

Teaching Record

University of Oxford, Center for Criminology
Co-Lecturer 2008 - 2008
State University of New York-Farmingdale, Criminal Justice/Security Systems
Assistant Professor of Criminal Justice 2009 - Present

Professional Record

Electronics and Calibration Technician, United States Navy, 1998 - 2000
Command Investigator, United States Navy, 2001 - 2004
Navy Law Enforcement Specialist, United States Navy, 2001 - 2004

Honors & Awards

National Defense Service Medal
United States Navy, 2003
Navy and Marine Corps Acheivement Medal Gold Star
United States Navy, 2003
Navy and Marine Corps Acheivement Medal
United States Navy, 2003

Publications

B. Criminal Justice: The Essentials, Jones and Bartlett, 2012
C. Counterterrorism, Jones and Bartlett, 2012
3. The Social Consequences of a Mass Surveillance Measure: What Happens When We Become the ¿Others¿? , International Journal of Law, Crime and Justice, 2011
A: Computer Forensics: Cybercriminals, Laws and Evidence, Jones and Bartlett, 2011
2. The Economic Costs and Consequences of Mass Communications Data Retention: Is the Data Retention Directive a Proportionate Measure? , European Journal of Law and Economics, 2011
1. How to Catch a Terrorist: Is Mass Surveillance the Answer? , Journal of Applied Security Research , 2010
a. From Targeted to Mass Surveillance: Is the EU Data Retention Directive a Necessary Measure or an Unjustified Threat to Privacy? In B. Goold and D. Neyland (Eds.), New Directions in Privacy and Surveillance, Willan, 2009

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