New strategies to construct the reality of crime in the order of networked societies

As a theoretical tool, phenomenological sociology has played a significant role in criminology, encouraging empirical studies about the social construction of realities related to crime. However, in comparison with the past, technological innovations that have transfigured forms of social interaction concur to substantially transform the strategies used to advance those processes in the present. This article reviews these transformations to determine, in theoretical terms, what their codes are.